How do I view the list of BCC'ed recipients on an email I've received?

When searching for a surname in Outlook Inbox emails appear in the search results but there is no mention of that particular surname anywhere within the email. Is this potentially pulling out surnames of recipientss that we BCC'd?

Leo, if an e-mail was sent to me and someone was Bcc’d in it and I reply to all, the person that was Bcc’d will also see my reply. How is this possible if your statement, “The information about who the email was sent to is not included in the e-mail”, is true? The only way I can see that the Bcc’d person will get my reply is if his details are somewhere in the incoming e-mail that I'm replying to.

If you an email which originally had BCC'ed recipients, a Reply-All will NOT reply to those recipients. Their information is not included in the copy of email that is actually sent. (If it is happening, then there is a serious bug in the email system of the individual who sent the email in the first place.)

19-Dec-2012

@Kevin G
If you reply to all in an email with BCC, the people on the BCC list shouldn't get a copy, as their name and address info doesn't appear on the emails sent. I can only imagine that happening if there were some bug in the email sending program or website. I would say the same for the case where the BCC list appears momentarily on the iPad. BCC is not supposed to transmit any receivers' information to any of the other receivers.

@Mark J
I was under the same impression as you, but this is what happened that made me post a comment:

One of my suppliers sent me an e-mail and Cc'd someone else in her organisation, so I automatically "Replied to All" with my response. Just after that I received and "Out of Office" from her manager, but he wasn't addressed in the e-mail as far as I could see, so the only way I could have received an "Out of Office" from him was if he was Bcc'd in the original e-mail that I replied to.

That's not the only way. One of the email addresses you DID see (in To: or Cc:) could, for example, be auto forwarding to the manager. I'm sure there are other explanations. Again, BCC information is NOT part of the email you receive.

23-Dec-2012

Leo concerning your sabbatical observance are you getting paid to read comments if not how is that violating the law? Jesus performed miracles and help people in need even on the 7th day, Saturday.