Automatically have all outgoing emails have BC: specificy email
Looking to have all outgoing email sent from my Outlook 2007 send as a blank copy "BC" to an email I specify.
How do I do that?
Thanks,
JP
How do I do that?
Thanks,
JP
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Chris,
I am trying your code first, since you responded first with the code. I did digitally sign it using Luconsta's explanation. I have re-opened Outlook 2007 and accepted "enable macros in Outlook"; first time I use VBA in outlook.
The result so far has been that there nothing happening on the BC: section of the email. I am attaching a picture of my Visual Basic editor screen.
Juan
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I am trying your code first, since you responded first with the code. I did digitally sign it using Luconsta's explanation. I have re-opened Outlook 2007 and accepted "enable macros in Outlook"; first time I use VBA in outlook.
The result so far has been that there nothing happening on the BC: section of the email. I am attaching a picture of my Visual Basic editor screen.
Juan
aaa.jpg
Juan
My apologies in this case delete the code from where it is and place it into the thisoutlooksession module. Ensure there is one copy of the sub therein ... if you need help merging two then upload the code here.
Chris
My apologies in this case delete the code from where it is and place it into the thisoutlooksession module. Ensure there is one copy of the sub therein ... if you need help merging two then upload the code here.
Chris
ASKER
Chris,
All good stuff, I am just not placing it right. I am attaching the picture of the editor. It shows that I have moved the code to "ThisOutlookSession" and removed the "module". Where do I go from here?
Juan
All good stuff, I am just not placing it right. I am attaching the picture of the editor. It shows that I have moved the code to "ThisOutlookSession" and removed the "module". Where do I go from here?
Juan
Private Sub Application_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean)
Item.Recipients.Add("fred@fred.com").Type = olBCC
End Sub
Looks OK, are macros enabled?
Check Security as appropriate:
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In the application select Tools | Macro | Security
2003 and Earlier : Select Medium
2007 : Warnings for all Macros
Select OK
Because it simply should work on send
Chris
Check Security as appropriate:
--------------------------
In the application select Tools | Macro | Security
2003 and Earlier : Select Medium
2007 : Warnings for all Macros
Select OK
Because it simply should work on send
Chris
ASKER
It worked; thanks to the both of you.
Chris, good to see you in the Outlook section too. :)
JP
Chris, good to see you in the Outlook section too. :)
JP
If it works as you like it is quite cheap.
http://www.office-addins.com/-outlook-addins/outlook-auto-bcc.html