Removing an automatic Bcc address

I have an automatic Bcc address that someone put into my mail tool, how do I get rid of the automatic Bcc address. I can use customize and eliminate the field, but how would I go about removing the automatic address in the Bcc field in my mail tool?
Thanks

Jeanie:
You will need to go to the Mail menu and select Preferences. Then click on the second icon in the top bar Accounts. Here you will need to change the Incoming Mail Server and Outgoing Mail Server (smtp). To get the exact information go to their website. Take a look at Quest's support page and browse the topics. Click on the link to setup my Mail account. There is a link to Apple Mail, and then, depending on the email address you have the list the Incoming and Outgoing Mail servers for you. Then call them for help if you have specific questions. They are often quite good at walking you through the setup. Tell them that you are using Apple Mail and they will have an agent who is familiar with Mail help you.
Please do post back if you have further questions.
cornelius

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After more google searching, I found this on http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20040425063255443
One of the responses said that you can add the lines:
delete bcc recipients
delete cc recipients
"in that order" to the new message tell and get rid of the recipients. I had tried the delete before, but I thought I had to get the recipients before I deleted them. I'm not a very good apple script person. Here is my final script
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Hello all,
1>i am facing problem in extracting BCC address from incoming mails .
2>when i am trying sending mails in BCC address to otherdomain i am preety successful but when i try sending BCC on my own domain i am not able to receive it and hence extract bcc address.
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