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Create a new contact, Name is Undisclosed Recipients, use your email address, if prompted about a duplicate contact, say allow, save and close<br />
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now compose a message with the to: undisclosed recipients<br />
bcc: the contacts separated with a semi-colon &quot;;&quot;
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Create a new contact, Name is Undisclosed Recipients, use your email address, if prompted about a duplicate contact, say allow, save and close


now compose a message with the to: undisclosed recipients
bcc: the contacts separated with a semi-colon ";"

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Are they really sending to it? In that case it is probably in the Autocomplete of those users, and needs to get removed.<br />
If you just see emails which are sent correctly, but have the <i>To: Undisclosed Recipients</i> shown in their header, that happens because there was nothing set in <i>To:</i> at all, and it is ok that way.
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Are they really sending to it? In that case it is probably in the Autocomplete of those users, and needs to get removed.
If you just see emails which are sent correctly, but have the To: Undisclosed Recipients shown in their header, that happens because there was nothing set in To: at all, and it is ok that way.

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OK, I know there are thousands of responses on how to create an email to send to Undisclosed Recipients, but here is my situation. We have individuals that look to be sending to &nbsp;Undisclosed Recipients on the To: line, but they have not created the Undisclosed Recipients contact, is this possible? Is there an automatic setting somewhere in Outlook or Exchange?<br />
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Exchange 2003/Outlook 2003 is what we use.
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OK, I know there are thousands of responses on how to create an email to send to Undisclosed Recipients, but here is my situation. We have individuals that look to be sending to  Undisclosed Recipients on the To: line, but they have not created the Undisclosed Recipients contact, is this possible? Is there an automatic setting somewhere in Outlook or Exchange?

Exchange 2003/Outlook 2003 is what we use.

Undisclosed Recipients/Outlook 2003

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