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Include the CC Annotation Write the letter you want to send to the primary recipient and another person. Type "cc" and the name of the second person at the bottom of the letter below your name and signature. CCing someone in a letter is the conventional way of sending them a copy.
Copying someone on a letter, or "CC-ing,"-- which is means "carbon copy" or "courtesy copy" --can effectively keep a third party, such as an attorney or employer, abreast of important communication.
The reality is that cc. is no longer appropriate. We don't make carbon copies. We simply create copies. That means c. is the proper thing to do on a letter today.
Cc means carbon copy and Bcc means blind carbon copy. For emailing, you use Cc when you want to copy others publicly, and Bcc when you want to do it privately. Any recipients on the Bcc line of an email are not visible to others on the email.
Cc: (Carbon Copy) - Put the email address(es) here if you are sending a copy for their information (and you want everyone to explicitly see this) Bcc: (Blind Carbon Copy) - Put the email address here if you are sending them a Copy and you do not want the other recipients to see that you sent it to this contact.
Include the CC Annotation Write the letter you want to send to the primary recipient and another person. Type "cc" and the name of the second person at the bottom of the letter below your name and signature. CCing someone in a letter is the conventional way of sending them a copy.
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Hue asked, "What does cc (in email) stand for?" Originally used in business letters, the abbreviation cc stands for carbon copy. At the bottom of a business letter, cc would be followed by the names of the people who were sent carbon copies of the original, so the recipients would know who else received it.
When you use email, the CC section is found in the address header. But even in emails, official business letters will often include the CC section at the bottom of the body of the letter. The CC section in written letters appears after the signature.
According to strict rules, that first capital C is incorrect. However, with its presence everywhere, Cc may soon become the standard.
The 'CC' notation usually includes names of people to whom you distribute copies, sometimes you could include their addresses as well. 'CC' is typed at the end of the letter after enclosure notations or identification initials.
The 'CC' notation usually includes names of people to whom you distribute copies, sometimes you could include their addresses as well. 'CC' is typed at the end of the letter after enclosure notations or identification initials. This notation appears on the office copy and the third-party copy only, not on the original.
An enclosure notation--Enclosure:, Encl., or Enc. --alerts the recipient that additional material (such as a résumé or a technical article) is included with the letter. You can either identify the enclosure or indicate how many pieces there are.
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