<p>When you send to Bcc: addresses you create two separate messages.  One goes to the To: and Cc: addresses, one goes to the Bcc: addresses only.  You are sending to the SMTP mail addresses using a RCPT TO: SMTP address.  You need to run session logging to see exactly what you are sending to the SMTP host.  Here's a sample of a session log.  Note the e-mail addresses in the body of the message sent after the DATA line has nothing to do with the actual SMTP addresses in the MAIL FROM: and RCPT TO: lines. </p>--- Sat, 20 Jun 1998 15:04:12 --- Connect to 'scruznet.com', timeout 90. 15:04:13 >> 220 scruz.net ESMTP Sendmail 8.8.5/1.34 ready at Sat, 20 Jun 1998 15:04:14 -0700 (PDT)\0D\0A 15:04:13 << HELO thomas.lmms.lmco.com\0D\0A 15:04:13 >> 250 scruz.net Hello stephens.sj.scruznet.com [165.227.102.91], pleased to meet you\0D\0A 15:04:13 << <b>MAIL FROM:<stephens@scruznet.com></b>\0D\0A 15:04:14 >> 250 <stephens@scruznet.com>... Sender ok\0D\0A 15:04:14 << <b>RCPT TO:<stephens@scruznet.com></b>\0D\0A 15:04:14 >> 250 <stephens@scruznet.com>... Recipient ok\0D\0A 15:04:14 << <b>DATA\0D\0A</b> 15:04:14 >> 354 Enter mail, end with "." on a line by itself\0D\0A 15:04:14 << <b>From: "Thomas Stephenson" <support@tstephenson.com>\0D\0A</b> 15:04:14 << <b>To: test@tstephenson.com\0D\0A</b> 15:04:14 << Date: Sat, 20 Jun 1998 15:04:12 -0700\0D\0A 15:04:14 << MIME-Version: 1.0\0D\0A 15:04:14 << Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII\0D\0A 15:04:14 << Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT\0D\0A 15:04:14 << Subject: test\0D\0A 15:04:14 << Priority: normal\0D\0A 15:04:14 << X-mailer: Pegasus Mail for Win32 (v3.01b)\0D\0A 15:04:14 << \0D\0A 15:04:14 << test message body\0D\0A 15:04:14 << \0D\0A 15:04:14 << .\0D\0A 15:04:15 >> 250 PAA08117 Message accepted for delivery\0D\0A 15:04:15 << QUIT\0D\0A 15:04:15 >> 221 scruz.net closing connection\0D\0A --- Connection closed normally at Sat, 20 Jun 1998 15:04:15. ---

<P>Hi Guys; I have this problem recently in my Pegasus email . The email adresses which is in the BCC of my message can see one another. I tried to use this option"Tools ->Options->sending email -> Advance setting -> Suppress BCC.</P> <P> To my suprise, after doing it, the persons addressed in the To and CC folder can recieve the email, but all the persons addressed in the BCC folder cannot recieve the email. </P> <P>Can anyone give me some suggestion on how to solve this problem.</P> <P> Thanks. </P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P>

<blockquote><p> To my suprise, after doing it, the persons addressed in the To and CC folder can recieve the email, but all the persons addressed in the BCC folder cannot recieve the email. </p><p>Can anyone give me some suggestion on how to solve this problem.</p></blockquote><p>Since the addresses in the body of the message are not used in the delivery of SMTP mail there is something else involved here.  Could you provide more information?</p><p> </p>

<P>Hi;</P> <P>An example of what I did.</P> <P>To: <A href="mailto:a@net.com">a@net.com</A></P> <P>Sub: testing</P> <P>CC:b@net.com</P> <P>Blind Bcc: <A href="mailto:c@net.com">c@net.com</A> ( pls note that i have checked the supressed columm in the settings)</P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P>The message is received by both a and B parties, but C party cannot received the message.</P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P>