Undisclosed-Recipient:;>"@NONE

PrimalTherapy

I got an email addressed to Undisclosed-Recipient:;>"@NONE in the TO field. How is this done. Search says put ypur own name in brackets in the TO field and the rest in BCC but this does not work

edit http://www.msoutlook.info/question/177

M5

PrimalTherapy wrote: »

I got an email addressed to Undisclosed-Recipient:;>"@NONE in the TO field. How is this done. Search says put ypur own name in brackets in the TO field and the rest in BCC but this does not work

edit http://www.msoutlook.info/question/177

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071221023827AAZD1YZ

might be what your looking for?

PrimalTherapy

M5 wrote: »

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071221023827AAZD1YZ

might be what your looking for?

Thanks but already tried that the part about putting name in brackets does not work for me. the only way i found is to leave to line blank and enter names at bcc.
That brings Undisclosed-Recipient: but I still do not know how to have the;>"@NONE

mordeith

Try this
Looks similar to the answer in previous post but uses <> brackets instead of ()

PrimalTherapy

mordeith wrote: »

Try this
Looks similar to the answer in previous post but uses <> brackets instead of ()

could be it;) ...fraid not

Keano

PrimalTherapy wrote: »

could be it;) ...fraid not

Why would you want to have the >"@NONE anyhow?

PrimalTherapy

Keano A Legend wrote: »

Why would you want to have the >"@NONE anyhow?

got one and am curious as to how it is done