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Hi all,
I want to send someone a Cc copy whenever I send an email to someone else (basically I want to send my self a copy at another email address). How do I send a cc copy automatically, without having to type in the CC email address? No offense to anyone, but this feature is available on the Thunderbird email; is there something similar in Outlook Express? Thanks |
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Open a new message window and enter the address you want in the CC field. or
BCC if you don't want the recipient to see it, then File | Save As and save it as an .eml file to the Desktop. Now when you want to send this type of message, just click on the icon on the Desktop and the header will be already filled in. You can drag the icon to the Quick Launch toolbar also if you wish. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "PeterInMN" wrote in message ... Hi all, I want to send someone a Cc copy whenever I send an email to someone else (basically I want to send my self a copy at another email address). How do I send a cc copy automatically, without having to type in the CC email address? No offense to anyone, but this feature is available on the Thunderbird email; is there something similar in Outlook Express? Thanks |
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"PeterInMN" wrote in message
Hi all, I want to send someone a Cc copy whenever I send an email to someone else (basically I want to send my self a copy at another email address). How do I send a cc copy automatically, without having to type in the CC email address? No offense to anyone, but this feature is available on the Thunderbird email; is there something similar in Outlook Express? Thanks Here is a dangerous and tricky way. The following HTA modify mail address in the registry to add bcc address. I recommend testing on new mail account. !-- FileName : AddBccOE.hta -- htmlhead meta http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=us-ascii" titleAdd Bcc For OE Mail Account/title hta:application scroll="no"/ script language=vbs Const AccName = "Account Name", AdrName = "SMTP Email Address" Const Root = "HKCU\", IdKey = "Identities", LUIDName = "Last User ID" Const TKey ="Software\Microsoft\Internet Account Manager\Accounts" Const aPat = "\w+@\w+\.\w+", bPat = "\r\nBcc: .+" Dim WS, MainKey: window.resizeto 300,220 ' Sub Init() Dim LUID, SubKeys, aSubKey, Key, Address, Account, aOption, E Set WS = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") LUID = WS.RegRead(Root & IdKey & "\" & LUIDName) If LUID = "" Or _ LUID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}" Then _ alert "Can't Specify User ID !!": window.close: Exit Sub MainKey = IdKey & "\" & LUID & "\" & TKey If EnumKey(Root & MainKey, SubKeys) 0 Then MainKey = TKey If EnumKey(Root & MainKey, SubKeys) 0 Then _ alert "Can't Read Accounts List !!": window.close: Exit Sub End If For Each aSubKey In SubKeys Key = Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey On Error Resume Next Address = WS.RegRead(Key & "\" & AdrName) E = Err.Number On Error GoTo 0 If E = 0 Then Account = WS.RegRead(Key & "\" & AccName) Set aOption = document.createElement("option") document.all.Accounts.options.add(aOption) aOption.innertext = Account: aOption.Value = CStr(aSubKey) End If Next SelChange End Sub ' Function EnumKey(ByVal MainKey, SubKeys) Const Tmp = "Temp.reg" Dim Buf, Pat, cRes, I, Keys() Select Case Left(MainKey, 4) Case "HKCR": MainKey = "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT" & Mid(Mainkey, 5) Case "HKCU": MainKey = "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" & Mid(Mainkey, 5) Case "HKLM": MainKey = "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" & Mid(Mainkey, 5) End Select With CreateObject("WScript.Shell") .Run "Regedit /e " & Tmp & " """ & MainKey & """", 0, True End With With CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") If .FileExists(Tmp) Then EnumKey = 0 Else EnumKey = 1: _ Exit Function With .OpenTextFile(Tmp, 1, False, -2): Buf = .ReadAll: _ .Close: End With .DeleteFile Tmp End With Pat = "\[" & Replace(MainKey, "\", "\\") & "\\([^\\\]]+)" With New RegExp .IgnoreCase = True: .Global = True: .Pattern = Pat Set cRes = .Execute(Buf): ReDim Keys(cRes.Count - 1) For I = 0 To cRes.Count - 1: Keys(I) = cRes(I).SubMatches(0): Next End With SubKeys = Keys: EnumKey = 0 End Function ' Sub SelChange Dim aSubKey, Address, Buf, I aSubKey = document.all.Accounts.Value Address = WS.RegRead(Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey & "\" & AdrName) If TypeName(Address) = "String" Then MailAdr.innertext = Address Else For I = 0 To UBound(Address): Buf = Buf & Chr(Address(I)): Next MailAdr.innertext = Buf End If End Sub ' Sub AddBcc() Dim aSubKey, Address, BccAddress, Buf, I, L, BinAddr() aSubKey = document.all.Accounts.Value Address = MailAdr.innertext BccAddress = document.all.BccAdr.Value With New RegExp .Pattern = aPat If Not .Test(BccAddress) Then _ alert "Invalid Bcc Address !!": Exit Sub .Pattern = bPat If .Test(Address) Then _ alert "Bcc Already Exists !!": Exit Sub End With Buf = Address & "" & vbCrLf & "Bcc: " & BccAddress & Chr(0) L = Len(Buf): ReDim BinAddr(L - 1) For I = 1 To L: BinAddr(I - 1) = Asc(Mid(Buf, I)): Next WS.RegDelete Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey & "\" & AdrName RegWriteB Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey, AdrName, BinAddr SelChange End Sub ' Sub RegWriteB(Key, Name, Data) Const Tmp = "Temp.reg": Dim Buf, sData, I Select Case Left(Key, 4) Case "HKCR": Key = "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT" & Mid(Key, 5) Case "HKCU": Key = "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" & Mid(Key, 5) Case "HKLM": Key = "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" & Mid(Key, 5) End Select ReDim sData(UBound(Data)) For I = 0 To UBound(Data): sData(I) = Hex(Data(I)): Next Buf = Buf & "REGEDIT4" & vbCrLf Buf = Buf & "[" & Key & "]" & vbCrLf Buf = Buf & """" & Name & """=hex:" & Join(sData, ",") With CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") With .OpenTextFile(Tmp, 2, True, 0): .Write Buf: .Close: End With With CreateObject("WScript.Shell") .Run "Regedit /s " & Tmp, 0, True End With .DeleteFile Tmp End With End Sub ' Sub DelBcc() Dim aSubKey, Address, Key aSubKey = document.all.Accounts.Value: Address = MailAdr.innertext With New RegExp .Pattern = bPat: If Not .Test(Address) Then Exit Sub Address = .Replace(Address, "") End With Key = Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey & "\" & AdrName WS.RegDelete Key: WS.RegWrite Key, Address, "REG_SZ": SelChange End Sub ' Sub Adr2Bcc Dim Address: Address = MailAdr.innertext With New RegExp .Pattern = bPat: If .Test(Address) Then Exit Sub End With document.all.BccAdr.innertext = Address End Sub /script/headbody onload="Init"form pAccount : select id="Accounts" onchange="SelChange" /select/p pEmail Address: span id="MailAdr"/span/p pBcc Address : input type=text id="BccAdr"/p p align=center input type=button value=" Copy " onclick="Adr2Bcc" input type=button value=" Add " onclick="AddBcc" input type=button value=" Del " onclick="DelBcc"/p /form/body/html -- Miyahn Microsoft MVP for Microsoft Office - Excel(Jan 2006 - Dec 2006) https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...4-83d372c269b4 |
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![]() "PeterInMN" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hi all, I want to send someone a Cc copy whenever I send an email to someone else (basically I want to send my self a copy at another email address). How do I send a cc copy automatically, without having to type in the CC email address? No offense to anyone, but this feature is available on the Thunderbird email; is there something similar in Outlook Express? Thanks |
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