You want to mark a BCC of all the
emails, which you send, to a particular
email address without installing a
special add-in or a tool for it.
You can make this wish come true with VBA programming. For this, open Outlook and press [Alt]+[F11] to start the editor for Microsoft Visual Basic for Application (VBA). Enable the view of VBA modules in a tree structure in the editor via ‘View → Project Explorer’. Then in this structure, click the small plus symbols in front of ‘Project1’ and ‘Microsoft Outlook Project’ and double click ‘ThisOutlookSession’.
In the code editor window, choose ‘Application’ in the drop-down menu on the top-left. In the drop-down menu on the top-right choose ‘ItemSend’. Then type the following VBA program in the editor after ‘Private Sub Application_ ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean)’ and before ‘End Sub.’. Replace email@internet.com there with the desired mail address to which Outlook should send BCCs of the sent message automatically. After the input, save your program with [Ctrl]+[S] and close the editor with ‘File → Close and Return to Microsoft Outlook’.
Note that your security settings may deactivate the macro when you start Outlook. In such a case, either change the settings accordingly or mark your macro.
You can make this wish come true with VBA programming. For this, open Outlook and press [Alt]+[F11] to start the editor for Microsoft Visual Basic for Application (VBA). Enable the view of VBA modules in a tree structure in the editor via ‘View → Project Explorer’. Then in this structure, click the small plus symbols in front of ‘Project1’ and ‘Microsoft Outlook Project’ and double click ‘ThisOutlookSession’.
In the code editor window, choose ‘Application’ in the drop-down menu on the top-left. In the drop-down menu on the top-right choose ‘ItemSend’. Then type the following VBA program in the editor after ‘Private Sub Application_ ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean)’ and before ‘End Sub.’. Replace email@internet.com there with the desired mail address to which Outlook should send BCCs of the sent message automatically. After the input, save your program with [Ctrl]+[S] and close the editor with ‘File → Close and Return to Microsoft Outlook’.
Note that your security settings may deactivate the macro when you start Outlook. In such a case, either change the settings accordingly or mark your macro.
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