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Notes-to-Internet message mapping table (sidebar) Shown below is the table I created during this exercise. Keep in mind, however, the values and field labels reflect my test environment. Your results may vary: Note: Blank fields indicate no value and NA indicates the value is not applicable to the format.

Value	Notes Field Label	RFC 822 Field Label
0	$KeepPrivate	NA
06/10/98 06:45:22 AM	$Revisions	NA
CN=Bret Swedeen/O=Lotus	$UpdatedBy	NA
bob.jones@ibm.com	BlindCopyTo	BCC (Header Information)
Hello World	Body	Body (which is contained in the WQBody0 attachment)
jsmith@iris.com	CopyTo	CC (Header Information)
1	DefaultMailSaveOptions	NA
0	Encrypt	NA
Memo	Form	NA
CN=Bret Swedeen/O=Lotus	From	From (Header Information)
0	Logo	NA
0	MailOptions	NA
1	MailSaveOptions	NA
06/10/98 06:45:21 AM	PostedDate	Date (Header Information)
CN=Bret Swedeen/O=Lotus	Principal	0
john_doe@lotus.com jsmith@iris.com bob.jones@ibm.com	Recipients	Depends on which message you examine.
1	SaveOptions	NA
0	SECUREMAIL	NA
0	SenderTag	NA
john_doe@lotus.com	SendTo	To (Header Information)
0	Sign	NA
Exercise 3	Subject	Subject (Header Information)

My test message included a BCC recipient, which caused the conversion task to create another instance of the message just for the BCC recipient. In that message, the BCC recipient appears. In the other message, however, the BCC field is blank. If I had added another BCC recipient, the conversion task would have created another instance of the message for that other BCC recipient.