In Outlook is it possible to view the "bcc" sender's list for the mail which I have received?
Background:
My colleague often sends email to me with hidden bcc list which lead to some consequences.
Outlook – How to identify bcc sender in Outlook
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Related Solutions
This is also not the smoothest answer, but you can open up the email, and click on the Options... button (or if it's not added to your toolbar, it's menu item View->Options...). You then can see the full internet headers, including all the full email addresses. Copy and paste whatever portion of that text you want into your reply.
Not elegant, but works.
If you can view the raw message (view details and properties of the email) you should see a line like "Envelope-to: bccrecipient@example.com" with your BCC address.
Best Answer
No. It is not possible in any mail program. The whole idea is that this information is not sent to the mails receivers. What you do not have you can not show, regardless which mail client you use.
No, since you do not receive it. At best you can take action on things like "mail received without me in the TO: field". Or maybe a rule based on "without me in the TO: field or the CC: field".