Bcc

[Russethouse]

 Is there anyway that I could  tell if a third party is being copied into emails addressed to me, via Bcc ?

 

[Clair]

http://www.ehow.com/how_4434818_bcc-outlook-blind-carbon-copies.html

[Pierre ZFP]

Unfortunately that doesn't work - maybe it did on an ancient version of Outlook or something

[Cat]

I don't think it's possible, the Bcc details are not even held in the post header.

[Pierre ZFP]

I thought RH meant any email, not just ones sent from the forum.

[Cat]

That what I meant, any email.  The Bcc details are not recorded in the source or header of the recipient's email.

[Âme]

I use Outlook 2000, pretty ancient, and it doesn't show bcc's in the To box when I forward... Unless I was a recipient of a bcc, in which case I can see the other bcc recipients. However, if entered as a distribution list e.g. "undisclosed recipients," no addresses are revealed.

Even the sender cannot print the bcc recipients in the header, so for anything official a separate forward is used. That way dates &  recipients are recorded on a print out. 

'Reply to all' sends copies to all the bcc recipients... You still don't get to see their address(es) but maybe you could have some fun with it. [;-)]