what does it mean when you want to send an email and it says ccc and bcc?
539551
cc is carbon copied, let's ppl know you sent it secondarily to someone else. BCC is blind carbon copy, so you can send the same email to someone else, but none of the other recipients will know that person had it sent to them as well
391144
It's the seccion that carries the information about emails, if it is plain text or it has html(with images, links, fonts, etc), the reply email, the CC email.
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Are you new at it?  Well, press " Compose" to send email. \n" Forward" means that if someone sent you something, you can pass it on to someone else, \nTo " Reply" is to reply to the sender\nI still don't know what Cc or Bcc means\nTo add contacts ( addresses), go to Addresses and it should have the add a contact on the bottom\nAnd some other stuff, you can go on the tutorials if ya want.  Have fun emailing people!
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When you're writing an email, most web-based email services require you to send the email TO someone directly, and not just the cc or bcc.\n\nThe TO will be a field near the top of the email form.  Make sure an address is in there.
624397
sounds like a joke email?\ni dont know?
1179843
It means Carbon copy, meaning you can send a copy of yor email to the email address of the person you put on the Cc line.
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CC is derived from old-fashioned memo notation from the days of typewriters. It stands for "Carbon Copy". Why? Back then if you wanted to send out multiple copies of the same memo you had to hand-type each one (printing and photocopying technologies were available, but usually too expensive). One short cut to this process was to put multiple pages in the typewriter, each separated by a sheet of "carbon paper". The impact of the typewriter key would cause the carbon paper to leave an imprint on the regular paper beneath.\n\nHowever, the "carbon copy" would not leave as good an imprint as the typewriter ink itself would leave on the top sheet. Thus the top sheet was considered the superior copy of the memo and would be routed to the main recipient. The "carbon copies" would be routed to secondary recipients. Typists would usually denote the routing of carbon copies by a "CC" notation on the memo.\n\nThus, in e-mail we have the TO header to represent the main recipients, and the CC header to represent secondary recipients.\n\nBCC stands for "blind carbon copy", denoting a secondary recipient that is not seen in the e-mail headers of the TO and CC recipients in the e-mail that they receive. Early on in e-mail standardization, it became desirable to be able to send e-mail to someone (call that person "manager") without letting the other recipients know that "manager" had received a copy. Thus was born the Blind Carbon Copy, or BCC.
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yea when you type a message the box labbled cc you wrtie in the other email addresses.
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Carbon Copy and Blind Carbon Copy.\n\nBcc keeps those addresses hidden so that the CC recipients can't see who received the email.
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Send (1) one e-mail to many recipients;\nclick the send new message.\nClick on the "TO:"\nPut only ONE name from your address book in the "TO:" \nAdd the remaining addresses in the BCC:\n\nBCC is Blind Carbon Copy where CC is Carbon Copy\nA BCC will only show the address of the recipient the e-mail is intended for and therefor will not be flagged as Spam.
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If you want that other users do not see emails\nyou have to put them into BCC field\nwith a comma separate them
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ask the email provider...different providers has different servers
141671
Mostly likely you aren't entering the email address correctly. You may have omitted part of the address or misspelled it.
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when you are adding addresses to the list, there is an option to send a bbc or a ccc. bbc stands for blind copy. select that and then enter in there email address. good luck
23660
I've always heard it stands for "sending people annoying messages", but this isn't true.  Other suggestions are "sales promotional advertising mail" or "simultaneously posted advertising message".  Actually it's based on a Monty Python skit.  In the skit, everything on the menu contained spam (just like every time you check your email you get spam).
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You need to put your recipients in the "BCC" or "Blind Carbon Copy" field. Be sure to put yourself in the "To" field or some email clients will block the email as spam because it doesn't have a "To" address.
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blind carbon copy. It sends a copy of the email to the recipient in the BCC feild without disclosing that person or their address to others.