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Hello,
I have more or less understood how the cc/bcc fields work, but I would like to know if it's possible to place all my recipients' addresses in the bcc field, without filling in the to: or cc: fields??? Is that possible? And if not, what should I write in the to: field? Thank you!

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PayneStewart · Accepted Answer

Hi!
You're very smart: putting your contacts in blind carbon copy (bcc) protects them from spam! Well done!
In the "to" field, just put your address, and that's it! ;)
Have a great evening, and again, well done!
--
Lies and credulity couple and give birth to opinion. (P.Valery)

PayneStewart · Answer

I think your message didn't go through, or it won't arrive... Keep me posted, because you've just piqued my curiosity;)) !!!!!!! -- Lying and gullibility couple and give birth to opinion. (P. Valery)

bluerequin · Answer

Best answer  The "cc" (carbon copy) field allows you to easily forward an email, and all recipients can see who received the said email.  The "bcc" (blind carbon copy) field serves the same purpose, except that each recipient is unaware that others have received it. In other words, it allows you to forward an email "secretly"...  Furthermore, you can use both functions at the same time, for example, recipient A in CC and recipient B in BCC; B knows that A received this email, but A is unaware that B received it...  This BCC function also helps to prevent the propagation of email addresses over the internet, thus avoiding spam...  More info here: https://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/842-envoyer-un-mail-en-copie-cachee-cc-cci-bcc

Samorcool · Answer

What are the "Cc" and "Bcc" fields for?

Cc stands for "Carbon Copy." Every recipient in the Cc field receives the email just like the recipient(s) in the To field (this hierarchy generally means that the main recipients are honored with the To field, while lesser concerned recipients reside on the lower level). All recipients can see (in their own copy of the email) that one or more people have been included in the Cc field and that this person or these persons also received the same email (with attachments if applicable).

Bcc stands for "Blind Carbon Copy." This field is used similarly to the Cc field, with the exception that the addresses entered by the email sender in the Bcc field are not visible in the copies of other recipients of the email (including, if applicable, the copies of other recipients in the Bcc field). For example: you send an email including the address pierreb@yahoo.com with Bcc mhpoincin@yahoo.com, pierreb sees only his own address and thinks he is the only recipient of this email, while mhpoincin sees his own address (in the Bcc field) and realizes that you have also sent this email to pierreb. To access this addressing field, click on the "Show Bcc field" link displayed to the right of the "To" field.

Note: to be able to send an email, you must always specify at least one recipient in the "To" field (if you forget, an error message will remind you when you try to send the email).

Reminder: sending unsolicited mail (or "spam") constitutes a violation of Yahoo! Mail's terms of use, and no activity of this nature will be tolerated.

Asor27 · Answer

La réponse pour insérer toutes les adresses en CCI sans les réécrire à chaque fois est de créer un groupe de contacts ou une liste de diffusion dans votre client de messagerie. Ensuite, vous pouvez simplement ajouter ce groupe en tant que destinataire en CCI lors de l'envoi d'un email.

romi · Answer

how do we do it?

migueluron · Answer

Hi, I had the same issue: to import all your contacts into the "+" fields "to", "cc", and "bcc"; you need to go to your contact list, select all your contacts, click "write a message": all your contacts will appear in the "to" field; then you cancel the sending (unless you really have an email to send to all your contacts today) and oh miracle; when you go back to "write an email" your entire list will be in the "+" of the "to", "cc", and "bcc" fields
thanks yahoo-shit more...

blom · Answer

thank you for the information

r'né · Answer

Thank you for this explanation, I would like to use these fields in Gmail (especially the BCC). Can you help me?

r'né · Answer

Thank you! It's simple when you know how.

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