Leonard nailed it. Here's a wrinkle. Just hitting enter defaults each
addressee as a "to". If you want an addressee to be a cc or a bcc just
shift tab from the address line and arrow to the one you want. I
usually just enter down until I'm finished with addressees but sometimes
I want a bcc to keep the addressee hidden from the others. Bureaucratic
tricks!
On 1/17/2018 8:14 AM, leonard morris wrote:
Dont' feel too bad because that use to frustrate me also. However, you
really don't have to use the CC field. When you are on the to field
put in the names press return until you have finished all the names.
After that tab down to the subject line and then tab to the body of
your message. That seems to work for me.
On 1/17/2018 1:24 AM, K M Davis wrote:
I am having a problem utilizing the cc and bc when sending a message
in thunderbird email. What are the steps? I have no issue sending
an email with only one recipient but when sending to multiple
addresses it doesn't go to the original recipient, only to the those
cc'd.
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