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Windows Mail - Bcc
How to Add the Bcc Recipient to the Windows Mail Compose Message Window
Published by Brink
07-23-2007

How to Add the Bcc Recipient to the Windows Mail Compose Message Window
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  Bcc stands for Blind Carbon Copy. Like Cc recipients, Bcc gets a copy of the message. Unlike the Cc recipients, the addresses of the Bcc recipients do not show up in the mail. The email addresses stay anonymous with only a name displayed. Just add the address into the Bcc: field like you would the To: field to send the email to. This is turned off by default.
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  If you only put your email address in the To: field and the rest in the Bcc: field, then your address will be the only one the recipients (Contacts) will see.
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Here's How:
1. Open Windows Mail.
2. Click on one of these toolbar buttons in Windows Mal to open a message compose window. (See screenshot below)

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3. Click on the Click to Play button in the video below.


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How do you print a copy of a group in Windows Mail Contacts? I would like to have a hard copy to proof.

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Hi Vfessel,

Welcome to Vista Forums.

You should be able to right click on the Contact Group in "C:\Users\(your username)\Contacts" and click Print to do it.

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