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I don't know what BCC is, could you explain? I am sorry but this is new to
me.
Blind Carbon Copy
CC is Carbon Copy.
When you're sending out to multiple people you can put them all in the
regular email address bar and send 'em all a copy with everyone's name in
it. That's *normal* but bad.
When you're sending out to multiple people you can CC (carbon copy) and your
sending them their own unique copy. That too has everyone's name in it. It
is better but still bad in my opinion.
When you send out to multiple parties you want to BCC all the names so that
no one knows who else got the messages.
There are some exceptions, you might have a close circle of friends and you
want everyone to know who got the email. That's an exception, in that case
CC is the right way to go.
The singular address entry bar has been abused, it is just for one person
really. One person, one email.
I *think* you open a new email like you're going to type one, click on View,
and then click on Show All Headers. I am booted to XP at the moment so I'm
not entirely sure. Once you do it that one time you shouldn't have to do it
again though.
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