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Thursday, January 26, 2006 – Permalink – OUTLOOKBCC, not your old CC
CC used to stand for Carbon Copy, but no one knows what carbon paper is anymore so it is now referred to as Complimentary Copy. BCC is for a blind copy. Recipients will not see that stringy pasta list of names. Here are a few links to more information. About.com: Sending an Email to Multiple Recipients - Cc: and Bcc: Hamra.net: Use BCC field when addressing mass mail Actrix.co.nz: Using the CC and BCC Fields in E-mail While the recipients can't see the Bcc list, you can see the list in messages you SENT: "To see the Bcc addresses for messages that you sent, open the message from the Sent Items folder, then choose Actions>Resend This Message. If you don't see the Bcc box, choose Find>Bcc Field to display it. Another method you can use in the Sent Items folder, is to choose View>Show Fields and add the Bcc field to the current view. You may not be able to see all Bcc recipients that way if the list was a long one. Slipstick.com: To view Bcc addresses for sent messages See all Topics <Doug Klippert@ 6:12 AM
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