At 12:15 am -0800 20/11/00, Bryan Harris wrote:
> >> C.3.4. DESTINATION
>>>
>>> A message must contain at least one destination address field (i.e. "To",
>>> "CC", "Bcc"). "To" and "CC" are required to contain at least one address,
>>> whereas "Bcc" may contain zero or more addresses.
>
>
>This makes it sound as if the "CC" field is REQUIRED to have an address in
>it. Is that right?
IF it exists.
>
>Or is it that between the "To" and "CC" fields there must be at least one
>address?
Again, ONLY if they exist
>
>BCC always has confused me. Is there an easy way to remember who can see
>what for BCC recipients?
In theory, no recipient should be able to see any of the BCC
recipients. However, some parts oft he transport system add an
'apparently to' header which may list these recipients. This is
something outside your control, so you should be aware of the
possibility before sending out masses of bccs.
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=Barry Wainwright=
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