Hello: As I've read, the BCC property of an email is usually empty (get_BCC(&bstrVar) method always leaves bstrVar empty). How can I get the BCC property in C++? Thanks a lot. Manuel
If this is received e-mail - you CANNOT, in other case BCC will be in disrepute :--) -- Iv Borissov IMI Support Team http://www.imibo.com/imidev/ *everything that has a beginning has an end* "Manu" wrote in message news:641E106C-1CCD-47A7-A329-6A10C6CD2F86@microsoft.com... > Hello: > > As I've read, the BCC property of an email is usually empty > (get_BCC(&bstrVar) method always leaves bstrVar empty). > > How can I get the BCC property in C++? > > Thanks a lot. > Manuel
I found a way to do it, checking the envelope field http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/smtpenvelope/recipientlist, which contains all recipients of the message, included those of BCC field. Thanks. "Iv Borissov" wrote: > If this is received e-mail - you CANNOT, in other case BCC will be in > disrepute :--)
