in email

• dumbdumb!

  31 Oct 05, 09:33

  i see a Cc and Bcc below the "To"
  
  what are they, and what's the difference
• Mr Fugue

  31 Oct 05, 09:36

  roll-eyes chorus:
  
  
  
  
• dragg

  31 Oct 05, 09:40

  Originally posted by dumbdumb!:

  i see a Cc and Bcc below the "To"
  
  what are they, and what's the difference

  i think it means
  
  Cc - carbon copy
  BCc - blind carbon copy
  
  
• starExcaliblur

  31 Oct 05, 10:22

  From what I can recall, below is the function of Cc & Bcc
  
  If u send an email to another person in the Bcc field besides the recipents in To & Cc fields, the recipents in To & Cc fields won't know whoelse u send the email to in the Bcc field as the name will not be shown in the email.
  
  Another thing to note, if there r 2 recipents(Eg. John & Peter) in the Bcc field, John won't know that Peter receive the email also & vice versa
  
  
• charlize

  31 Oct 05, 10:25

  Cc: - to tell your boss that you are working.
  
  Bcc: - to tell your friends the Shit you have to do for the boss that you cc'ed above.
• Xcert

  31 Oct 05, 11:56

  Originally posted by charlize:

  Cc: - to tell your boss that you are working.
  
  Bcc: - to tell your friends the Shit you have to do for the boss that you cc'ed above.

  
• vindicated

  31 Oct 05, 13:29

  
• WiNtEr'SkiLL

  31 Oct 05, 13:54

  lol is that u ?
  funny
  
• Mr Fugue

  31 Oct 05, 14:23

  nonono, all wrong!! this should be the correct functions:
  
  TO your name
  CC put your postal address
  BCC your postal code
  
• dumbdumb!

  31 Oct 05, 15:43

  oh... ok, thanks