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Thank you very much for the answer. I will quit looking for something wrong. stanch

Recently, I shifted mail programs from Outlook Express to Microsoft Office Outlook. In express, I can use BCC and the recipients are undisclosed. I can't get it to work with Office Outlook. I leave To: blank. I plug a name into BCC and send. When the message gets to it's destination, the BCC in not there at all. The To: has the name of the person I was sending it to. Have they done away with the BCC thing. Do I have something set up wrong. Please tell me what's the story. Thanks stanch

Thanks to you both. I don't know enough about the registry to do anything unless someone tells me exactly where to go and exactly how to make the entry. I have bought a commercial cleaner/mechanic but they automatically renew their own subscriptions unless you cancel them before hand. That's the part that really bothers me. So, I believe I will scratch them now. stanch

In trying to find info on registry editing, I used XP help and tried "regedit". As well as informing you how to call up regedit, giving you dire warnings about screwing your system up, and recommeding backing up your registry, it implies there is no real need to modify or delete anything in the registry. My question is, does windows have a program that cleans up the registry? Are the commercial registry cleaners really necessary? I am not trying to start anything. I would just like an imformed common sense opinion.

Hello everyone! Started with the Commodore 64, finally upgraded to 98 in 99. Danced with Fedora and SuSE for a couple years and couldn't stand the bleeding edge. Now I'm doing XP (home,sigh) and keeping an eye on Vista. Thanks for letting me onboard. stanch