I need to carbon copy an email to someone but they do not need the
attachment. How can I do that?

You can't. Best you could do is forward the original to them afterwards.

"Steve Bramblett" <Steve (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message news:CE93DBD5-D307-42ED-9896-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I need to carbon copy an email to someone but they do not need the
> attachment. How can I do that?
>

Steve Bramblett wrote:

> I need to carbon copy an email to someone but they do not need the
> attachment. How can I do that?

When sending an e-mail (notice singular), all the recipients from the
To, Cc, and Bcc fields are aggregated into one list of RCPT-TO commands
that your e-mail client sends to the mail server. This identifies the
recipients of your e-mail. That is followed by *one* DATA command that
transmits your message (e-mail client's generated headers, blank
delimiter line, and body) to the mail server. The mail server then
sends a copy of that one message to each recipient in the RCPT-TO list.
You are sending ONE e-mail to multiple recipients.

If you want a recipient to receive a different e-mail than other
recipients then you send them a different e-mail. An e-mail with
attachments and the same e-mail body but without the attachments are
different messages.