Hi,
I am planning to send out an announcement to a group of people in my
company (around 60). How do I configure BCC in Mozilla so that the to
field would not show undisclosed-recipients? I am just afraid that some
users might configure mail filter to block this type of message.
Thanks
OM
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Keith Ng writes:
> Hi,
>
> I am planning to send out an announcement to a group of people in my
> company (around 60). How do I configure BCC in Mozilla so that the to
> field would not show undisclosed-recipients?
You don't. "Undisclosed-Recipients:" is added by some mail servers.
To suppress this header you need to have at least one E-mail address listed
in the To: header.
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Sam wrote:
> Keith Ng writes:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am planning to send out an announcement to a group of people in my
>> company (around 60). How do I configure BCC in Mozilla so that the to
>> field would not show undisclosed-recipients?
>
>
> You don't. "Undisclosed-Recipients:" is added by some mail servers.
>
> To suppress this header you need to have at least one E-mail address
> listed in the To: header.
>
>
Thanks Sam,
Keith
Sam
> Keith Ng writes:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am planning to send out an announcement to a group of people in my
> > company (around 60). How do I configure BCC in Mozilla so that the to
> > field would not show undisclosed-recipients?
>
> You don't. "Undisclosed-Recipients:" is added by some mail servers.
>
> To suppress this header you need to have at least one E-mail address listed
> in the To: header.
You have much more expertise in this area than I, but wasn't there
some trick like a pseudo 'null' address, something like "To: :;" or some
such? I seem to remember something like that, but could not find it in
Google (Groups).
Frank "Why don't I mind my own business!" :-) Slootweg