How to read names of secret receivers in my sent message

[Mia]

How can I read names (addresses) of secret receivers of my own earlier sent messages? Ought be possible.

[Mia]

Thank you Clark,
However I´m afraid I have a set up issue. I today sent a message with several blind copy receivers, none as copy, and myself as main receiver. When I open up the sent one or the original returned to my inbox (not just in preview), none of them show spaces for neither Copy or Blind copy, just Receiver (with my own name), date, subject (and maybe some more - I do not dare to leave this window to check exactly).
Normally I would be able to read a program version number (2013) under Help, but it leads to webb support. I checked both my installed Outlook and the cloud version. I have automatic updates.

[Mia]

Thank you , the bcc names are there at Properties - Internet headings.
However Leo does not offer a solution to get the bcc headline pasted into sent messages. If my assumption is right that there is no way to obtain it in Outlook 2013 , we may end this tread. It was not an issue with Outlook 2003. Thanks.

[niton]

There are discussions here about the missing bcc in Outlook 2013.

http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ema...sent-messages/
From above: "Note: When you use Gmail IMAP accounts and save the sent items on the Gmail server, you won’t see the BCC names on sent items. You need to save sent items locally if you want to see the BCC names. Other IMAP servers may behave the same way, but in the servers I have access to, only Gmail doesn’t show the BCC addresses."

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/o...6-eaa4fb0cee33
A possibly better than nothing workaround from above: "... open the message and click on the small arrow below "Follow up" this displays the BCC recipients ..."

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