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--- how_to:bccs [2013/07/22 12:05] – [BCCd mail not being delivered] paul
+++ how_to:bccs [2013/07/22 12:06] – paul
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 =====Possible Solutions=====
-Some ISP will copy the SMTP Envelope recipient information into custom header fields in the message, such as **X-RCPT-TO** or **Delivered-To**. In this case, you can tell VPOP3 to use this header information.
+Some ISP will copy the SMTP Envelope recipient information into custom header fields in the message, such as **X-RCPT-TO** or **Delivered-To**. In this case, you can tell VPOP3 to use this header information (see the **Custom Headers** section below).
 If your ISP does not copy the SMTP Envelope information into the header your options are limited:
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   * [[Incoming SMTP Feed|SMTP Feed]]. If you can switch to an incoming SMTP Feed for your mail (instead of POP3 collection), then that will allow the SMTP Envelope information to be given directly to VPOP3, so the problem will vanish.
-=====Custom Headers=====
+====Custom Headers====
 If your ISP adds custom header information, then, to tell VPOP3 about this, go to **Mail Collectors -> POP3 Routing -> Configure Routing Options** in the VPOP3 settings. In the **Special Header Fields** box put information defining the header field(s) which you want VPOP3 to look at. Some examples are:

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