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Incidentally, if you’ve set up your iPhone to connect to a corporate
Exchange server (Chapter 15), you can look up anybody in the entire
company directory at this point. Page 288 has the instructions.
➋ To send a copy to other recipients, enter the address(es) in the “Cc:”
or “Bcc:” fields. If you tap Cc/Bcc, From, the screen expands to reveal
two new lines beneath the “To:” line, as shown below: “Cc:” and “Bcc:”.
Cc stands for carbon copy. Getting an email message where your name is
in the Cc line implies: “I sent you a copy because I thought you’d want to
know about this correspondence, but I’m not expecting you to reply.”
Bcc stands for blind carbon copy. It’s a copy that goes to a third party
secretly—the primary addressee never knows you sent it. For example,
if you send your coworker a message that says, “Chris, it bothers me that
you’ve been cheating the customers,” you could Bcc your supervisor to
clue her in without getting into trouble with Chris.
Each of these lines behaves exactly like the “To:” line. You fill each one up
with email addresses the same way.
➌ Change the email account you’re using, if you like. If you have more
than one email account set up on your iPhone, then you can tap Cc/Bcc,
From to expand the form, then tap From: to open up a spinning list of
your accounts. Tap the one you want to use for sending this message.
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