“Cc”is short for carbon copy. When sending an email, ccallows you to send a copy of your email to someone who is not the recipient listed in the “to” field. Before the interne… See more

Although technically ccoffers the same functionality as putting multiple recipients in the “to” field, there’s a reason we use ccinstead. It’s about etiquette. The “to” field is for the pri… See more

Ccis useful, but that doesn’t mean you should use it in every situation. Remember, ccis about etiquette. Be thoughtful about adding people to the ccfield. Avoid using ccin any of … See more

When you ccsomeone in an email, they’ll receive a copy of the email. The list of recipients cc’d can be seen by all recipients of the email chain. That’s why you should always hav… See more

The ccfunction is located just below your email provider’s tofield. Some email providers, like Gmail, hide the cc and bccfields. You’ll need to click the small, gray cclink … See more