Date: Sat, 15 Jul 2000 17:06:46 -700
From: Walter Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: a question about the "cc"
Dana:
You can't because David Colston coded the software that way.
Why? Only David Colston can say. I've always regarded it as highly
inconsistent and illogical to provide access to the addressbook for
sending E-Mail to a primary recipient yet not allow users to
access the addressbook to find the correct E-Mail address for carbon
copies. However, note that you can mark more than one recipient when you
ARE in the addressbook. Thus, you're able to accomplish what you'd do
with CCs. (i.e. your message would still go to more than one
recipient) Blind CCs are another problem and must be accomplished
with secondary address list files which you'll specify in the "TO:"
field of your E-Mail message.
Walter Scott
In Message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, dana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
had the following to say on Fri, 14 Jul 2000 23:44:57 -0500:
Dana> hi all, why can't you use the addressbook when you want to send a "cc"? when
Dana> you press the escape key on the "cc" field, you just go to the subject.
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