> Actually if you look at the source, in the header you will see an
> "X-RCPT TO" line. This is a BCC
IMail adds that, only to incoming E-mail. So the effect of the BCC still holds: If
you send a BCC to me, and a BCC to someone else, I may have a "X-RCPT-TO:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in my headers, but I won't have a "X-RCPT-TO:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in my headers. The only way other BCCs will appear in the headers
is if the mail client or one of the servers the message passes through is really
messed up.
-Scott
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