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Thanks for your reply Sachin
Solution 2 works great! Thank you very much Simone "Sachin Sancheti" wrote: You could try following: 1. private sub olApp_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean) Item.BCC = Item.BCC & ";" & myAddress Item.Recipients.ResolveAll end sub 2. Use Recipients collection: Dim objRec as Recipient Set objRec = Item.Recipients.Add(myAddress) objRec.Type = olBcc '3 |
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