The CC: header means making a carbon copy to the e-mail addresses indicated. Recipients on the To: header will be able to see the other e-mail addresses indicated on the CC field.

To: - The primary recipient(s) of your message are listed in the To field. Their names and/or email addresses will be visible to the other recipients. Cc: - People who aren't primary recipients but who should be advised of the message contents go in the Cc (originally, "carbon copy") field. Their names and/or email addresses will be visible to the other recipients. See similar questions...

Mail servers and clients need information that tells them how to process incoming and outgoing e-mails. This information is provided in header fields within the mail. Examples of the type of information contained in e-mail header fields include the sender's and receiver's addresses, the time at which the mail was sent, and the name of the mail server that received the mail. See similar questions...

The student network account that you use to access computers in the computer lab or to log in to MyBCC has a student email address attached to it. Create your student network account by going to the Open Computer Lab in N250 or visit Online self registration for information on student network and e-mail accounts. See similar questions...

In addition to the limits that your ISP likely places on your email account, you will have to deal with all the bounce-backs from bad email addresses and "message undeliverable for 4 hour" reports. You will have to sort all of this mail to find the real messages and delete the rest often finding yourself to the disadvantage when important email messages get deleted accidentally. If you use your own email program you have to manage all the subscribe and unsubscribe requests manually. See similar questions...

Before you add the recipients, set the last empty recipient line to CC or BCC. All subsequent recipients will be set to the same type. See similar questions...

If you want to conserve storage space on your device, you can synchronize only the e-mail header information. Exchange ActiveSync enables you to modify several Inbox synchronization settings. For more information about how to configure your Inbox synchronization settings, see the Exchange ActiveSync Help. Yes. After you synchronize the header information the first time, you can clear the Inbox option, synchronize your device, and then select Inbox again. See similar questions...

Sure. If you have a question that isn't here or in the long version of the FAQ, or if you just want to send along a comment, feel free. If I know the answer and/or have the time and energy, I'll write back. See similar questions...

Lifetime forwarding e-mail is not an e-mail account as it does not store messages for your review and reply. Rather, it forwards mail sent to your permanent (lifetime) alumni e-mail address to your current personal e-mail account. If your user ID with Boston College's alumni community is "smith" and you have a personal e-mail account with America Online listed as smith@aol.com then: smith@bc.edu (lifetime forwarding e-mail address) forwards mail to smith@aol. See similar questions...

In addition to the visible information, every mail message contains numerous control fields for routing the message through the Internet. This information can be used to retrace the route of a message from its sender to its recipient. To remain anonymous, senders of spam manipulate these control fields. They may, for example, change the information about the originating mail server. Message header analysis investigates the control information for consistence and completeness. See similar questions...

The slang abbreviation "cc" for cubic centimeter is sometimes seen but, like all SI unit abbreviations, it should be avoided in writing. See similar questions...

e-mail is an electronic message sent from one person to another. A post is a message sent to a bulletin board called a newsgroup, where many people can read the message. To find out more about Newsgroups, read our Newsgroup Tutorial. Netiquette says that posts are public messages, while e-mail is viewed as a private conversation. It's usually a breach of manners to post a private e-mail message in a newsgroup. See similar questions...

Most forms of counseling are talk therapy based on theories and take place sitting in chairs. First of all, BCC/MT is process-oriented, i.e., we follow the client's process in both their body and mind. Secondly, with BCC/MT we may begin sitting and do use verbal dialogue, and we also intentionally cultivate and utilize non-verbal exchanges, which often entails moving, using props, and utilising the whole room. We believe that the body and mind reflect one another—ultimately are one. See similar questions...

POP3 e-mail account is a special kind of e-mail account that comes with a login and password. A POP3 account allows the user to send and receive new messages from this e-mail address. An e-mail forwarder does none of the above, and only forwards all e-mail sent to a particular e-mail address @yourdomain.com to a specific POP3 e-mail account. See similar questions...

Take a hotmail e-mail account versus a POP3 account you have on your account with Real Web Host as an example. With your hotmail account, you cannot use an external e-mail client to check for new messages or send outgoing messages. Instead, you must visit the hotmail website, log into your account in order to perform these functions. In the meantime, you are subjected to advertisements, and the process is restricted to a web-interface. See similar questions...

An e-mail forwarder is a special type of e-mail account which simply forwards all e-mail sent to a particular e-mail address @yourdomain.com to a specific POP3 e-mail account. An e-mail auto responder does not have a forwarding function, but instead grabs the sender's e-mail address on all incoming e-mail and automatically responds to the e-mail with a predetermined message. See similar questions...

When you first provide an e-mail address it is unconfirmed. We must confirm the e-mail address for security purposes. After you enroll in CheckFree WebPay and whenever you add a new e-mail address, we send you an e-mail with a confirmation number. You enter the confirmation number as instructed to verify the e-mail address. The confirmed e-mail address can then be used to receive e-mail payments. See similar questions...

The first e-mail address you enter on the settings page is used internally by this site to send automatic e-mails and account information. You should probably keep this valid and updated, because if you lose your password you must be able to check your e-mail address to retrieve it. If you don't want to get e-mails about questions being asked to you or your questions being answered, you can turn off these options from your settings page. See similar questions...

e-mail account is a mailbox which stores e-mail. An e-mail alias (also known as an "e-mail forward") is simply a pointer to an e-mail account. E-mail aliases points to a PMR Hosting-maintained e-mail account in which all mail sent to the alias account will be forwarded to your POP3 account. See similar questions...