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Latest post Sat, Jun 3 2006 7:58 AM by nona the brit. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  231947 Sat, 03 Jun 06 02:19 AM

You guys have always been very helpful; especially when all else fails. So first of all, I want to say thank you.

My question is, I have a letter addressed to a person, and I would like to send that same letter to someone else for reference. I would like both parties to know that this letter is being sent out. What is the best way to indicate that on the letter ?

Thanks again.

nona the brit  +  231999 Sat, 03 Jun 06 07:58 AM
You put cc 'other person's name' on the letter. cc is short for carbon copy - from the days of typewriters - but it is still used to indicate a copy going to another party.
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