On 2011/08/14 10:58, QuoVadis so eloquently wrote:
Might
even be so that no one sees the e-mail addresses in the BCC entry
field!
That is correct, if all of the addressees are BCC none of them will be
able to see who else it went out to.
On the flip side, if you want to see who you sent a me
Hey Jeffrey!
You'll need to activate the BCC entry-field in Mail. Here's how:
http://email.about.com/od/macosxmailtips/qt/How_to_Add_Bcc_Recipients_in_Mac_OS_X_Mail.htm
BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) sends an exact copy of the e-mail you've set
up, but the e-mail addresses added in the BCC line will no
Use bcc .
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On Aug 14, 2011, at 12:36, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
> How do I send a letter to 10 people without the address of the other 9 being
> displayed?
>
> Jeffrey Engle
> Kamiah, Idaho 83536
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On 14 Aug 2011, at 09:36:53 PDT, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
How do I send a letter to 10 people without the address of the
other 9 being displayed?
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IIRC, sending it BCC, with yourself as the first addressee works.
Ken
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On Aug 14, 2011, at 9:36 AM, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
> How do I send a letter to 10 people without the address of the other 9 being
> displayed?
This is what the BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) line is for. If you're using Mail.app,
and it isn't present in the composition window, make sure 'BCC Address
How do I send a letter to 10 people without the address of the other 9
being displayed?
Jeffrey Engle
Kamiah, Idaho 83536
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