new computer--blind copy ??

18 years ago

How do I add the blind copy choice to email messages? I have a new computer and it has been too long since I adjust my old computer's email

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maryanntx
18 years ago
It depends on which e-mail program you are using.
sheilajoyce_gw
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18 years ago
Windows
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hayjud_mn
18 years ago
I use Outlook Express. I go to tools - select recipient - then you can decide which heading to put it under.
maryanntx
18 years ago
I use Outlook Express also and I click on Compose and then click on To: It will give you the choice of who the message is to, who to carbon copy and who to blind carbon copy.
liz
18 years ago
I don't think "Windows" has anything to do with how you send emails...it's the actual email program...so open your email program and look under Properties or Tools...I use OE like MaryAnn and i get the option of how to send it...To:..BCC or CC when I compose the email...
maybee_gw
18 years ago
I "think" Vista no longer uses Outlook Express, but instead uses Windows mail.....I don't have Vista so I don't know about BC
justlinda
18 years ago
I use OE with windows. I click "compose" ~ then "to" and your address list shows, you pick the person you want to send the email to and 3 choices come up and you can put the person you're sending the message to in any of the three, which are: "to", "cc", "bcc".
okwriter
18 years ago
Open a new email and click View->All Headers on your toolbar.

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