Hiding BCC/From Fields in Mail?

Is there a way to hide the BCC and From fields in compose mail window? I have checked the settings and didn't see anything. Hoping it's an oversight because those two fields that I don't want to see are taking up valuable screen space.
Thanks,
Tom

if you don't enter anything... it collapses those fields to just one when you go back to the To, Subj, or Body
if you do enter addresses in the cc, bcc, or from... it stays that way...
but the point is trivial because as you type you have to scroll anyway which gives you back that screen space so precious to you...
so why not just scroll... is it necessary to see who is in the header fields at all times? i don't know of a reason why...

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Is there a fix for this, it's really confusing. I've tested sending outgoing mail and when I go back to the sent folder and look at what I just sent everything looks fine (non confusing) and when I read the new mail in my inbox again, everything looks fine. It's just when composing mail, where everything looks confusing.
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When composing a message, there is a To: field with a "Cc/Bcc, From" combined field below the To: field along with the Subject field for the message.
Selecting the combined "Cc/Bcc, From" field expands the single field to a separate Cc:, Bcc:, and From fields.
This provides for adding additional recipients to the Cc: and/or Bcc: field, and changing the account the message is sent from if you have more than one active account available.
If you don't plan on entering additional recipients in either the Cc: or Bcc: fields, or you don't need to change the account the message will be sent from, use the To: field when addressing the message and ignore/don't select the combined "Cc/Bcc, From" field.
The show "To/Cc" label - on or off setting has no affect on this when composing a message. The "To/Cc" label off turns this off for received messages when viewing received messages in an account's Inbox mailbox.
Although I must admit, when turning on "always Bcc myself" when you go back to compose a mail, all the labels are shown correct (each line for To, From, Cc, Bcc, etc). Yet if I go back and turn off the "always Bcc myself" option, everything is mixed up again with 3 different labels on one line. I just can't figure it out.
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Hello,
I am trying to enable the BCC & From fields in outlook by default for users.
I have used Group Policy Preferences to create the registry keys as described in the below thread. The keys are showing up in the registry so I know the Group Policy is working, however the BCC & From fields in outlook are not being enabled.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/8679ef2c-30e6-4064-94f3-1b5158127552/enable-from-and-bcc-fields-by-default-in-outlook-2010
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Cheers
Michael

Hi,
How did you set the registry? Just to clarify, to enable the BCC and From fields, we need to create two registry keys.
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2. replaces http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=9600146 by moving the same question to the Mail forum.
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