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I have Outlook Express and need to see the BCC recipients of e-mails I have sent; I have tried the above method of checking the details tab on the properties of the e-mail, but it doesn't work; the BCC remains hidden. Perhaps Microsoft has removed this entry of the panel in a recent update. When you can't see to whom you sent your own messages, data protection has surely gone too far...
Posted by: Bernard Winchester at June 8, 2008 4:13 AMIn Outlook 2003,
Open the sent message from the Sent folder;
View => Header (toggles on/off)
bcc will appear
Leo, I think you are not answering the question that was asked, "I want find the list of "undisclosed recipients" of the email I've received in outlook. Is there any way?". Take a look at following link http://crypto.stanford.edu/portia/papers/bb-bcc.pdf
I understand that you can't see anyone in the bcc: list if you are the recipient, but what about if you're the sender?
I sent an e-mail to a long list of recipients in the bcc: field but forgot to include an attachment. how can i bring back up the e-mail, add the attachment, and resend it to all the same recipients?
Thank you!

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