Does anyone know how many emails in an outlook BCC field?
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If I'm not mistaken, there's no limit to how many addresses you can send to at one time. But I may be wrong.
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Yes. You need to know whether your email client would keep a copy in the trash or sent folder.
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I get about 30 to 50 of these per day.  All from different email accounts and on multiple accounts of mine.  There is not much you can do other than report.  It is rather annoying.
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Is that a comma after the numbers in your email address?
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not without seeing the email
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I have 7 free acounts. I use them for various groups I've signed up for. One that's personal mail only. One for subscriptions, one for spam... I use ePrompter to check them all at once, so it's no biggie.\n\n3 Gmail\n2 Yahoo\n1 Hotmail\n1 Lycos
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If you mean: you want to have Outlook on up to 4 computers, and you want to be able to check your email (possibly on several accounts) using any one of the computers, this can be set up, but it can take some effort.\n\nPart of the answer depends on how you want it to work.  Let's say you have computers C, D, E, & F, and email accounts A and B.  If computer "C" picks up message "M" for email account "A", and a few minutes later someone using computer D checks email for that account, do you want message "M" to show up, or not?\n\nThe key is, how often Outlook in each computer is set to check for email, and whether you mark each account on each Outlook so it knows you want to leave a copy of the incoming messages on the server.  You may run into occasional problems if two computers happen to be checking for email on the same account at the same time.  There are quite a few details involved in setting it up just right.\n\nIf you tell us more about what you want to do, you can get more specific advice.\n\nedit...\n\nI did a Google search, and it looks like what you want to do is, sort of, not something that's easy to do with Outlook.  For example, they talk about e-mailing the information from one user to the others, but it seems to take some care to make sure the others' Outlook installations are set up to receive info like that.\n\nAnyway, a Google search for:\n\noutlook calendar network\n\nshould get you some clues, such as the following info from the MS site:
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Actually normally it says undisclosed recipients, that is, the people who GET the email, that's when you send to a group but don't want the various recipients to get the addresses of the other recipients. To do that write the addresses in the Bcc field. \n\nThe sender is always displayed. You can always change or even leave blank your "from" name in your account, but your address is always traceable if the recipient looks at the source code of your message.
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~~i have run into that also where it said i had used up my quota of outgoing mail, and near as i can figgure iran one day into the other and used up the day before's quota of out going and the next days also.  I haven't been able to figgure out though what exactly the limit is.  If you are sending out that much e-mail you may want to sign up for a 2nd account.~~
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Well, we need more than that to know why.  \n\nWhat email program?\nWhat version?\nWhat happens when you try?\n\ndetails....
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look at any of your incoming emails and go to the bottom right of the screen when you have an email open and click on "full headers".  You will see how much info goes out with a typical email.
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You can ask the Outlook Express Team by emailing msoe@microsoft.com. Good Luck!
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http://denison.uchsc.edu/help/EmailTerminology.htm
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I have seen this before I believe its just too large of an amount of emails, start with half as much and work your way down,some email providers cant handle that volume all at once. also you can try to restart also to see if that works
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when you are adding addresses to the list, there is an option to send a bbc or a ccc. bbc stands for blind copy. select that and then enter in there email address. good luck
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First, turn your SPAM guard on.\n\nSecond, for all the recognised emails, set their own filter. However, you only have 15 to go. To go more than that, you need to pay a little.\n\nThird, filter the rest by a common character, e.g. @ or . which would sure to appear in an email, and set a folder for it.
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Well yse it depends on your purpose. I mean if you uses different instant messengers than you may need to have more than two. If your purpose is just mails etc. then one is enough. I have got 2 Emails one from yahoo and one from my own webserver. I don't like to mess with alot of addresses and I will advice same thing to you. :)