ASP in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition

Name

Bcc — objNewMail .Bcc = strBCCRecipListString

Synopsis

A string value containing a list of recipients who will receive a blind copy of the current message.

Parameters

strBCCRecipListString

A string containing one or more recipient email addresses separated by semicolons (;)

Example

The following example demonstrates how to add a recipient to the Bcc list for the current message.

<%

' Dimension local variables.
Dim objNewMail
Dim strBCCRecipList

' Instantiate a NewMail object.
Set objNewMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")

' Set the Bcc property of the NewMail object to the following
' email addresses: (1) [e-mail], (2) [e-mail],
' and (3) [e-mail].
strBCCRecipList = _
   "[e-mail];[e-mail];[e-mail]"

objNewMail.Bcc = strBCCRecipList

' Set the body string for the message.
objNewMail.Body = _
   "Wow, this message takes just a few lines of code."

' Send the message. For details about the Send method,
' see that section in this chapter.
objNewMail.Send , , "This is the subject",,cdoHigh 

%>

Notes

As demonstrated in the example, the string you use to set the Bcc property of the NewMail object can contain a single email address or multiple email addresses separated by semicolons.