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Chapter 10: E-Mailing the World
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Figure 10-6:
An Evolution
Compose
Message
window.
3. If you need to add a CC (Carbon Copy) or BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) to
the list of recipients, choose View from the menu, select the appropriate
field(s) to appear, and then enter the appropriate address(es) into
those fields.
Mail addresses added to the CC field appear in the header of the mail
message for everyone to see. Mail addresses added to the BCC field
don’t appear in the header of the mail message (but the message is still
delivered to them). This is a sneaky (okay, maybe just discreet) way to
send someone a copy of a message without others knowing it.
4. Type the topic of your e-mail into the Subject text box.
5. In the lower window, type the body of your e-mail.
Use the handy formatting buttons and the Format menu if you want to
“pretty up” your e-mail. If you want to use the formatting buttons, set
your Format type to HTML first.
6. If you want to add a signature to the bottom of your e-mail, click the
drop-down list box next to Signature and select Autogenerated.
To create custom signatures, go to the main Evolution window and
choose Edit➪Preferences to open the Evolution Preferences dialog box
(see Figure 10-7). Select the account you want to create the signature(s)