Jurgen Haug @ 2004-Aug-24 1:26:07 AM "someone out there having experience using TB! in a otherwise Outlook/Exchange office environment" <mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The server changes my reply-to into what the company thinks fits. > Like company policy is first name underscore last name, and since we > can also get mailed at first name dot last name, I want to use that > one, since most customers that don't know my email-address but my > name, just assume it will be the usual dot thing. (is this something > that can be changed on the server on a per-user-base or is this a > general thing?) This is a setting on the server for the whole domain. > somehow the server kills all headers it doesn't like. I can't use > the chat functionality of TB!. (or maybe I haven't turned it on > properly???) Again, this is a setting on the server. > BCC: doesn't work. When I send a mail with CC: in it, everything > works, BCC doesn't. Those on the BCC: line simply don't get a mail > (also no error message for me, just simply nothing). (this looks > like a TB!/server incompatibility?????) Try sending the message to yourself and BCCing it to others. Exchange won't let you send a message without a valid "To" address. -- Chris Quoting when replying to this message is good for your karma. Using The Bat! v2.12.00 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 2 How can you tell when sour cream goes bad?
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