Computer9 wrote:
> One would think that each blind copy receipient would see only
> his/her name on the email.  Unfortunately, there is apparently no way
> to do that (that I know of).

Correct

> What EVERY recipient of your email sees is whatever address you put
> in your "TO:" address line.  For this reason, if I want to ensure
> everyone else's email address is secure, I put my own email address
> in the "TO:" line.
> 
> I have seen "<undisclosed recipient>" in the "TO:" line before, but I
> don't know how this was done and I imagine some spam blockers would
> trash it.

That's probably inserted either by the destination mail server or the 
e-mail client that the receiver is using.

> If anyone knows a way to have an email present ONLY the BCC
> recipient's address in the "TO:" line, I would love to know how to do
> this.

The only way to do this with SMTP is to send multiple copies of the 
message (one for each recipient) using SMTP mailing software.  This 
software is typically used by marketing firms in order to personalize 
e-mails for each recipient (by adding their name to the e-mail body or 
adding in custom information for that particular recipient).

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