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OMG! This just reminded me of something I had to do in the 70s. I worked in a government office and we all took turns replying to congressional inquiries in Chicago.
The reply had to have 7 carbon copies with the original AND there could be no errors on the original and copies. No erasures and no white out.
We thought we were uptown Saturday night because we had Selectric typewriters.
Ah, the good old days. NOT! (I remember them well.)
the Bcc feature is available with just about any e-mail program that's available these days, but in some cases you have to click on an option within the e-mail window to show it when you compose e-mail messages. The Bcc feature is what shows up as "Undisclosed Recepients", or something similar, on the other receipients' e-mail address list when you receive the message.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for the tip/reminder! Not only do I not like a bunch of strangers having my email address, but too many then hit 'reply all'
OMG! This just reminded me of something I had to do in the 70s. I worked in a government office and we all took turns replying to congressional inquiries in Chicago.
The reply had to have 7 carbon copies with the original AND there could be no errors on the original and copies. No erasures and no white out.
We thought we were uptown Saturday night because we had Selectric typewriters.
Yep, I remember those days. And all those little ball thingys that could type in different fonts. You were really special if you had more than a couple.
But back to today's tip. I hate receiving emails with a long list of who else has received them. I really don't like having my email address passed around. Great tip, Pam. Thanks.
....learned this the hard way a few years ago after sending my dad some really hot shots of his 36 year old daughter. Funny NOW....not funny THEN.
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