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When you are typing a new message in Microsoft Outlook 2010, typically the information you are most concerned with is the To field, the Subject field, and the message body. Some people will also use the BCC field, but that encompasses the typical Outlook usage for most people. However, if you manage multiple email addresses in your Outlook installation, then their is one more option you might be concerned with – the From field.
Outlook users that only have one email account configured in their installation do not need to worry about this, as it will always default to the only email address. But if you use more than one email address, you may want to know how to display the from field in Outlook 2010, because you will want to choose from which email account the message should be sent. Choosing the From Email Address in Outlook 2010 If you have been using multiple email account in Outlook 2010, then this might be something that has been giving you some trouble. Outlook will always use the default email address when you create a new email message, but sometimes you want the message to come from a different account. But where do you configure this setting?
Fortunately you can add the From field, which will allow you to specify the sending email address. Step 1: Open Outlook 2010. Step 2: Click the New E-mail button at the top-left corner of the window, as though you were going to send an email. You do not actually need to send a message to do this – the option is just located on this window. Step 3: Click the Options tab at the top of the window.
Step 4: Click the From button in the Show Fields section of the window. You will notice that the BCC button is right next to it. This is also where you go to display the BCC field on messages. You will now see a From drop-down menu above the To field, from which you can choose the email address that you want to use to send the current message. The From field will remain visible until you choose to disable it at some point in the future.
15 years ago User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.5) Gecko/20031007 Firebird/0.7 Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.5) Gecko/20031007 Firebird/0.7 When I open the Contacts sidebar in the Compose window of Thunderbird (version 0.3), there's no possibility to select several addresses and add them to the message as bcc recipients, there are only buttons for 'Add to To:' and 'Add to Cc:'. I often send mails to many people, many of them don't want to have their address visible to others, so I normally bcc to all. This was convenient in the address selection window of the Mozilla suite, but is not possible in Thunderbird. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 15 years ago I realize there is a large gap in the dates on these replies, but other than that, is there some other place where this discussion has been continued? I actually do not see that there is a problem.
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I have installed version 0.7.3, and I am able to select a contact list name (left mouse button, in left-side-bar), do a right mouse click and the following menu pops up: 1) Delete 2) Properties - 3) Add to To field 4) Add to Cc field 5) Add to Bcc field When I selected the 'Add to Bcc field' item, the last selected To: field in the message headerblock was changed to the Bcc: select-list choice and the appropriate email address was copied to the adjacent input box. This appears to be full functionality. If there was an additional button at the bottom, it would be forcing the sidebar to be wider than it physically has to be now. IMHO, if anything, I would actually remove those two buttons and utilize the space for a 'signature' or 'no signature' select-list to satisfy.
15 years ago I KNEW the existence of the context menu, but that's useless. Well, if you send a mail to just several BCC, that isn't a problem.
But if you send to tens or twenties of persons in BCC, and a lot of mails per day, that IS a problem. I thought so before, but then I found that if you select several addresses (with CTRL + left mouse click) and then use the context menu command,.all. selected addresses will be copied to BCC in one step, not just the one you clicked on with the right mouse button. Exactly what we want - just very hidden and non-intuitive. 14 years ago (In reply to ) I KNEW the existence of the context menu, but that's useless.
Well, if you send a mail to just several BCC, that isn't a problem. But if you send to tens or twenties of persons in BCC, and a lot of mails per day, that IS a problem. Personally, I would rather prefer the ugly 'Select Addresses' dialog in Mozilla than the sidebar in ThunderBird. Another workaround - open address book, select addresses to your heart's content, drag and drop into an empty addresss field in the mail window (make sure you set the field first to BCC, CC or TO). I too hanker for the old (now called 'core') address selection capability.
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(But I think it unlikely it will come to TB.).