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Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / February 2006How to Bcc automatically to ext. email address
I wonder if there is a Eudora setting that will automatically Bcc every email that is sent to a set email address in the same way that one can keep copies on one's own system? Rifty  SignatureAcademic and Computing Help http://rifty.net > I wonder if there is a Eudora setting that will automatically Bcc every > email that is sent to a set email address in the same way that one can > keep copies on one's own system? Create a filter for outgoing messages? SignatureSander Tekelenburg, <http://www.euronet.nl/~tekelenb/> Mac user: "Macs only have 40 viruses, tops!" PC user: "SEE! Not even the virus writers support Macs!" > > I wonder if there is a Eudora setting that will automatically Bcc every > > email that is sent to a set email address in the same way that one can > > keep copies on one's own system? > > Create a filter for outgoing messages? I couldn't work out if the OP wanted to (1) Bcc every message that is sent (the message that is) to a particular address, or if he wants to (2) Bcc every single message that is sent, to anybody, to a particular address. Your solution would work for (2), I think, but not for (1), which was what I first thought was the intention. SignaturePeter [[ This message was both posted and mailed: see the "To," "Cc," and "Newsgroups" headers for details. ]] 'Message' Menu -> 'New Message With...' and an appropriate template? Cheers, Darrell > I wonder if there is a Eudora setting that will automatically Bcc every > email that is sent to a set email address in the same way that one can > keep copies on one's own system? > > Rifty SignatureTo reply, substitute .net for .invalid in address, i.e., darrell.usenet5 (at) telus.net Darrell Greenwood <darrell.usenet5@telus.invalid> wrote [reformatted for convenience of readers]: > > I wonder if there is a Eudora setting that will automatically Bcc every > > email that is sent to a set email address in the same way that one can > > keep copies on one's own system? > > 'Message' Menu -> 'New Message With...' and an appropriate template? That would get to be tedious (I like using keyboard shortcuts), but OP could create a keyboard shortcut for it. SignatureKathy - read reviews of other newsgroups in news:news.groups.reviews help for new users at <http://www.aptalaska.net/~kmorgan/> Good Net Keeping Seal of Approval at <http://www.gnksa.org/> In article <1habbnl.foac8b1xe0z3aN%rifty@tpg.com.au>, rifty@tpg.com.au (Rifty) wrote: > I wonder if there is a Eudora setting that will automatically Bcc every > email that is sent to a set email address in the same way that one can > keep copies on one's own system? > > Rifty If you want to do it for every message, just use Stationery. SignatureJulian Y. Koh <mailto:kohster@northwestern.edu> Network Engineer <phone:847-467-5780> Telecommunications and Network Services Northwestern University PGP Public Key:<http://bunnytoaster.nsg.northwestern.edu/julian/pgppubkey.html> > In article <1habbnl.foac8b1xe0z3aN%rifty@tpg.com.au>, rifty@tpg.com.au > (Rifty) [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > If you want to do it for every message, just use Stationery. Thanks for all replies. Yes, I want to Bcc every email by default. Given that gmail offers what is virtually an unlimited sized mailbox and I send emails from two places via Eudora virtually equally, this would give me an easily accessable consolidated record of all outgoing mails from both. I just forget to do the Bcc manually sometimes and I was looking for a default option. I have never used Stationery so better investigate it. It sounds from a viewpoint of ignorance that Stationery would require emails to be sent as other than plain text by default, which I wouldn't be happy about, but I better check if that's the case before going off too half-cocked on that. Rifty SignatureAcademic and Computing Help http://rifty.net > I have never used Stationery so better investigate it. It sounds from a > viewpoint of ignorance that Stationery would require emails to be sent > as other than plain text by default, which I wouldn't be happy about, > but I better check if that's the case before going off too half-cocked > on that. PS Well, that was a piece of cake! All of 30 seconds to figure out, even for me.... Thanks, Julian. All I need to do now is to create a keyboard shortcut for new messages with stationery and get in the habit of using it, and the problem is solved! And I can also see some possibilities for using stationery for other messages now. Rifty SignatureAcademic and Computing Help http://rifty.net > > I have never used Stationery so better investigate it. It sounds from a > > viewpoint of ignorance that Stationery would require emails to be sent [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > of using it, and the problem is solved! And I can also see some > possibilities for using stationery for other messages now. This will not use the stationery when you reply or forward a message, so is only a partial solution. A full solution is to set the stationery for the personality you are using. See the "Personality Extras" setting. Cheers David > A full solution is to set the stationery for the personality you are > using. See the "Personality Extras" setting. Ah yes! That is exactly where I should have gone. Excellent! Thanks, David. I was really no better off until you suggested that, as I had to remember to use the stationery option, which I didn't always manage to do. This automates the whole process just as I wanted. Rifty SignatureAcademic and Computing Help http://rifty.net |
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