Apple Bug ID# 8759784: EWS: Sent Items mailbox: no 'Bcc:' header

Summary
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010:
Exchange Web Services (EWS): Sent Items mailbox:
no 'Bcc:' header in messages sent using Apple Mail 4.4 (1082)
*Steps to Reproduce*
1. with Exchange Server 2010
2. add an Exchange 2007 account to Mail
3. address a message To: someone, Bcc: someone else
4. send the message
5. select the Sent Items mailbox
6. select the sent message.
*Expected Results*
The Bcc: header
*Actual Results*
Data loss;
there is no Bcc: header, no trace of those recipients.
Notes
Comparison:
Entourage 2008, Web Services Edition version 13.0.8
does produce a Bcc: header when filing a copy of a sent message in the Sent Items mailbox.
*See also*
Apple Bug ID #8759659
Exchange Web Services (EWS): Sent Items mailbox: no 'From:' header
— an abridged version of that report appears at http://discussions.apple.com/messageview.jspa?messageID=12746362

and i just did the silly workaround where ya save the email as a Draft first then reopen it then send it out,
AND THE BCC FIELD EXISTS JUST FOR THIS ONE EMAIL in my Sent box.
and what about the Bcc fields of all my other past emails? are they getting lost? are they in my old mail (archival 'base) or are they getting lost. i am sending AND saving the mail all on my mac.. why is gmail 'causing' this..
and.. most important: HOW TO FIX THIS. i want to see the Bcc in the mail i have Sent.
the "save as Draft thing and reopen before sending each email" 'workaround' is not a solution..
also, please: tell me briefly how to use forums to deal with such things as this.. how to 'reply' or where&how to submit my problem description.
sorry for any heatedness, part of it is that i don't know if i'm talking to anyone or not or what.. and, this prob has been around since 2008 (googling), though with microsoft mail involved.. not gmail until about 2011.
thanks, i just don't have any more lifetime to give to apple and microsoft and google being an unpaid beta tester..

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