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Cc at the end of a letter?
Cc at the end of a letter?
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#1187 Sun, 22 Jun 03 01:48 AM
What does the 'cc' stand for at the end of a letter?
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hitchhiker
#1189 Sun, 22 Jun 03 01:56 AM
"Carbon Copies" It means other recipients of a letter (Ie. other people you will send this letter to)
Dear Frank,
Nothing
Sincerely,
Jon
cc: Tom, Mike
This letter would be sent to Frank, and copied to Tom and Mike.
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Orpheus
#1197 Sun, 22 Jun 03 03:48 AM
and what is Bcc, hitch? I often see it in emails.
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#1202 Sun, 22 Jun 03 01:04 PM
I mean when you're writing an email, usually you can see:
To: ...
Subject: ...
Cc: ...
Bcc: ...
I know Cc stands for Carbon copy. But what does Bcc stand for?
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hitchhiker
#1216 Sun, 22 Jun 03 08:35 PM
Blind Carbon Copy - Don't let anyone know I sent it to these people aswell!.
to: Jon
cc: Carol
bcc: Spy, Spy2
Jon will receive the email, and see that Carol received it too
Carol will receive the email (copy), and see that it was sent to Jon
Spy,Spy2 will both receive the email aswell, but noone will ever know!
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Orpheus
#1228 Mon, 23 Jun 03 09:38 AM
Wow!!! That's really interesting. Thanks, hitch.
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hitchhiker
#1232 Mon, 23 Jun 03 01:20 PM
Not a problem, glad to help :P
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daxd
#3734 Fri, 08 Aug 03 11:21 PM
To add complication to the topic, the term "xc" is being used a lot now in business letters. It means that you are sending someone a xerox copy. "cc" is for carbon copies, whick I doubt anyone still sends true carbon copies anymore.
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#42681 Wed, 18 Aug 04 05:22 AM
Thanks guys !! I'm new to this and I really didn't have a clue what "cc" or "bcc" meant. I posed a question to my computer and this site came up ! Wow, I'm still in awe about this new world at my finger tips...... Kathleen :D
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