How to highlight the mail was sent by bcc?

anyway is acceptable, ex: move them into a special folder, or make the mail
up a color, or add a flag with is .....etc.

Please share a way to do management of bcc mail.

Thanks

kuotaiyi wrote:
How to highlight the mail was sent by bcc?

anyway is acceptable, ex: move them into a special folder, or make
the mail up a color, or add a flag with is .....etc.

Please share a way to do management of bcc mail.

Out of curiousity, do you mean highlight it to the person receiving the
email or highlight to the person sending the email?

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"kuotaiyi" wrote in message
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How to highlight the mail was sent by bcc?

anyway is acceptable, ex: move them into a special folder, or make the
mail up a color, or add a flag with is .....etc.

Please share a way to do management of bcc mail.


There is no Bcc header in the received mail on which to trigger. That
is by design. Those sent a blind carbon copy don't get to see who else
got a blind carbon copy (to keep their e-mail addresses private and
prevent spamming between recipients). Best you can do is use a rule
that checks if you are NOT in either the To or Cc headers; however, it
is still possible you were in the To/Cc headers and other recipients
were in the Bcc header (which is only shown as an input in the e-mail
client and does not become part of the DATA for the message sent to the
sender's e-mail server).