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Do you mind: I have been trying to figure out what you mean by &quot;put it in any field&quot;. &nbsp;Can you give me an example of what 'field' I would put it in?
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Do you mind: I have been trying to figure out what you mean by "put it in any field".  Can you give me an example of what 'field' I would put it in?

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Some of message fields is ReadOnly while programming in Outlook.
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Some of message fields is ReadOnly while programming in Outlook.

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I get a lot of spam e-mail where the &quot;To:&quot; address is to someone else where I suspect I was listed in the &quot;bcc:&quot; address (e.g. Sam@abc.com). &nbsp;I have to look at the 'Internet headers' under 'Message Options' to see that the &quot;Envelope-to:&quot; address is 'Sam@abc.com'<br />
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How can I display the e-mail in my inbox and sort/group by &quot;Envelope-to:&quot; address?<br />
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Running Outlook 2007 on W7 64 (not Exchange)
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I get a lot of spam e-mail where the "To:" address is to someone else where I suspect I was listed in the "bcc:" address (e.g. Sam@abc.com).  I have to look at the 'Internet headers' under 'Message Options' to see that the "Envelope-to:" address is 'Sam@abc.com'

How can I display the e-mail in my inbox and sort/group by "Envelope-to:" address?

Running Outlook 2007 on W7 64 (not Exchange)

How to display recipient address in Outlook

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