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of letters of the name or email address. As you type, Mail automatically
displays all the matching names and addresses, so that you can simply
tap one instead of typing. (It thoughtfully derives these suggestions by
analyzing both your Contacts and people you’ve recently exchanged
email with.)
Alternatively, tap the ≠ button to open your Contacts list. Tap the name
of the person you want. (Note, though, that the Contacts list shows you
all names, even those that don’t have email addresses.)
You can add as many addressees as you like; just repeat the addressing
procedure over and over.
There’s no Group feature on the iPhone, which would let you send one message to
a predefined set of friends. But at http://groups.yahoo.com, you can create free email
groups. You can send a single email message to the group’s address, and everyone
in the group will get a copy. (You have to set up one of these groups in a Web
browser—but lo and behold, your iPhone has one!)
➋ To send a copy to other recipients, enter the address(es) in the “Cc:”
field. Cc stands for carbon copy. Getting an email message where your
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