does Cc;mean carbon copy? and what does Bcc; mean?
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Carbon Copy and Blind Carbon Copy.\n\nBcc keeps those addresses hidden so that the CC recipients can't see who received the email.
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There's no "diffination" (definition - if that's what you meant) of adobe photoshop CS....\n\nIt is just a software from Adobe to edit and create nice effects using pictures - CS stands for creative suite... it is just a version number kind of thing.\n\nThe latest version is CS 2 by the way
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blind carbon copy. It sends a copy of the email to the recipient in the BCC feild without disclosing that person or their address to others.
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CE: Common Era; BCE: Before (the) Common Era.\n\nI love those.
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In Carbon Carbon bonding:\n\nC-C is  sp3 hybridization, C=C is sp2 and C triple bond C is sp hybridisation. more s character is more strong covalent nature. Covalent character is increasing when moving multiple bonds in carbon. Covalent bond means sharing of pair of electrons (common pair) in bonding by both atoms(mutual) and hence both atoms come closer, that is lowering of bond length.
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CCY stands for Currency.\n\nLCY : Local Currency\nFCY : Foriegn Currency\n\nAs you can see then it sure does has a link to FX (Foriegn Exchange) Buy and Sell.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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put the addresses in the BCC field (blind carbon copy). To send the message you do need to have at least one address in the regular "to" field. I usually put my own.
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If you turn on your setting for BCC (blind courtesy copy) they won't be able to see who you sent it to.  Hope this helps.
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CC stands for Carbon Copy, that is so you can copy other people on the email if you want them to read it to. That way they know that the email isn't specifically for them, but just for them to read. You don't need to put anything in there if you don't want to , its optional
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i had this problem myself and asked yahoo....they said that you can put an email address in the carbon copy spot (cc) and it wont show up in the "to address" spot. so my guess someone is sending out mass emails and putting only one address in the "to address" spot and several in the "cc" spot. not sure why yet
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it means that the copy of windows running your computer did not come from an official Windows software disk but a copy of the original, like burning a CD or DVD to make a copy, it looks the same, acts the same and sounds the same but its not.\ni don't know how windows can find out your stuff is not genuine but they just can.
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Put the addresses in the BCC field. (Blind Carbon Copy.) However, you'll still need to put something in the TO field, and this e-mail WILL be visible. The most common practice is to put your own e-mail in the TO and leave all other e-mails in the BCC field.
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YOUR PLAY;;;; get EVERY statement & all receits\nNOTE::: MAKE copys (keep all orignals) SEND\nBOTH Citi & UCB a copy;;\ncc file\ncc citi\ncc UCB\ncc FOR ATORNEY  / put atorneys copy in your file ////
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cc is carbon copied, let's ppl know you sent it secondarily to someone else. BCC is blind carbon copy, so you can send the same email to someone else, but none of the other recipients will know that person had it sent to them as well
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You need to use the Blind Carbon Copy (BBC), its a secutriy purpose, no one will know who else got the same msg.
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When composing an email from Yahoo! webmail, you will notice above the "To:" field there are two links. One to "Add CC" and one to "Add BCC". \n\nClick on the one to "Add BCC", and a new header field will appear. You can then put the address to which you want to BCC (blind carbon copy) your email.\n\nFor BCC to work, though, you need a responsible party in the "To:" field.
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I can work the 'dr' bit out but I'm lost on the 'b/c' bit? \nPlease elaborate I'm puzzled!