How to see bcc recipients in sent mail, AppleMail 5.3?

Cannot locate the list of hidden recipients under "sent" mail in Applemail 5.3. When I go to "View," and go to "message," there is no option that will call up the list of "bcc" recipients. How can I check a recipient list if one that I used when sending an email remains hidden?

Wish I could be king. But you described the problem perfectly and I am still but a pawn. All I can say is that I trashed the mail preferences (com.apple.mail.plist) on my Mac Mini, and now my MacBook seems to work right.
Sorry. :>) But that is the truth... The MacBook now has actually sometimes displayed pasted text in its actual, different, font and style as I paste it into a partially composed new mail message.
In other (more rational) words, the problem seems to be tied to pasting only certain types of text. I have not been able yet to pinpoint what. Yes, frustrating indeed. The only work-around has been to re-train my fingers to command-option-shift V, for "paste and match style" (like you, I do not want to always use only plain text). Maybe someone else will eventually weigh in with a real solution. The solution I want is just to be able to consistently see any font variations within my message before I send the email.
The info about the different ppi scales between Windows and Mac is interesting, although not relevant to this particular problem. It does explain the apparent overall size differences I have seen before.

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Unable to view my BCC recipients in Sent Mail - please help!

I used BCC when sending mail to our alumni group (over 1000 members) about a month ago. I need to view the list of recipients in those e-mails from the BCC field - the problem is in my mail app I cannot view the BCC list for some reason in my sent mail folder.
- using latest version of leopard
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- tried to add bcc field to sent mail but it was grayed out.
Please help!

select that send message and go to view menu->message->raw source. see if the bcc is recorded there. if not that info was not saved and there is no way to get it now.

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Hi Bmoua,
What client did she use on the temporary computer? Outlook or outlook app or OWA?
If she used outlook, it may download the sent messages to the local pst.
In addition, I also recommend you use message tracking log to check if there are any messages had been sent out when she used temporary computer.
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I have read that I can't create groups, but how to select multiple recipients in iPad mail?
I was looking for this when setting up for two new people who are going to have the iPad as their only device.. and they do need to email a bunch of people at once..
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hi!
could somebody help me. how do i send multiple Recipient using mail.jar. when i would input 2email address in to Recipient
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i get a DEBUG: setDebug: JavaMail version 1.3.2
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import java.util.*;
import javax.mail.*;
import javax.mail.event.*;
import javax.mail.internet.*;
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 try
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 mesg = new MimeMessage(session);
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 // XXX I18N: use setText(msgText.getText( ), charset)
 // Finally, send the message!
 Transport.send(mesg);
 }//end of try
 catch (MessagingException ex)
 while ((ex = (MessagingException)ex.getNextException( )) != null)
 ex.printStackTrace( );
 }//end of while
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String t = "[email protected]";
 String f = "[email protected]";
 String s = "Hello World";
 String b = "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog";
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 }//end of main
}//end of class
could someone please help me im stuck-up with this. thanx!

i need it ASAP
i am a beginner in java and jsp
Need to knw how can I parse the addresss field
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is the code
<code>
package
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DataSource source = new FileDataSource(mail.getAttachments());
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messageBodyPart.setFileName(source.getName());
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msg.setSentDate(new Date());
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t.sendMessage(msg, msg.getAllRecipients());
} finally {
t.close();
result = result + "Success!"+" "+"<HR>Mail was successfully sent to : "+mail.getTo()+" ";
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} catch (MessagingException mex) {
result = result + " Error : <HR> "+""+mex.toString()+" <HR>";
} catch (Exception e) {
result = result + " Error : <HR> "+""+e.toString()+" <HR>";
e.printStackTrace();
finally {
return result;
}

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When I send an email with bcc's, sometimes my sent-mail shows the names and sometimes it does not. Why? How can I get it to show the names all the time? It doesn't seem to be dependent on the number of bcc's either. Thanks. I do have more than one email address but this issue seems independent of which address I'm using.

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use string tokenizer to tokenize the string and then use this in ur smtp coding
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where 'message' is object of MimeMessage
and 'to' is array of Address
ex:-
Address[] to = new Address[count];
Earlier u must be using message.addRecipient(Message.RecipientType.TO, to)
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suppose String posted from ur form is :-
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Hi Prashant
It is possible with a parameter change in SOST:
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How to see via command line blocked mails

Im having a problem...i have a C100 Ironport appliance and i want to know via command line, how to grep and see mails that never went delivered.
For example...i know that someone, like [email protected] send to my exchange server an email...but in exchange never entered. So i assume that it was filtered by Ironport.
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Im having a problem...i have a C100 Ironport appliance and i want to know via command line, how to grep and see mails that never went delivered.
For example...i know that someone, like [email protected] send to my exchange server an email...but in exchange never entered. So i assume that it was filtered by Ironport.
I go to the command line, use grep and 13 and search for [email protected] and i see something like this
Wed Apr 18 14:17:54 2007 Info: MID 3977209 ICID 8813638 From:
Wed Apr 18 14:18:44 2007 Info: MID 3977209 ready 3019672 bytes from
I see that 2 mails came from pedro....so i want to see what happened to them...they were bounced? rejected? Delivered?
I dont have any email in the local quarantine... and i want to know how to track what happened to those emails that never entered to my exchange server.
Is there any command?
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