cc means copies to. Here you put a list of e-mail addresses you want to get a copy. It just basically gives you space to put more people to send to.
To add a CC student to an email thread, simply include their email address in the CC field when composing the email. This allows the student to receive a copy of the email along with the primary recipient.
CC(Carbon Copy) is just another recipient to be sent a copy of the email. When you send an email with an email in the 'To' field and an email in the 'CC' field, the person in the 'To' field can see who was in the CC feild, although if you use BCC (Blind Carbon Copy), they can't.
cc=carbon copy bcc= blind carbon copy. use these when sending to multiple addresses
"CC" stands for "Carbon Copy." When you see "CC" in a signature block, it means that the email or letter is being sent to other people besides the main recipient. For example, if you send an email to your boss and "CC" your colleague, your colleague will also get a copy of the email.
Cc stands for Carbon copy and means you can send an exact copy of the email you are sending to someone else you only need to use it if you wish to send a copy of that email to another person. If you send a copy using Cc the person you are originally sending the email to will know who you sent a copy to.
I assume you are talking about the areas on email that appear when you are sending one, so I will answer that question with that in mind. CC means "carbon copy". You can send a duplicate of that email to anyone's email address you put in that that section. When the email is opened the address(s) you put there will also show up in the opened email. Example: You send the main message to Aunt Betty, but you also want to send a copy to Cousin Itt. Both parties will see each other's name on the email. BCC means "blind carbon copy". When you put an email address in that section no one will see the person's name in that section when the email is opened. Example: You are planning a surprise party for Aunt Betty and send her an email telling her to come to your house at 6:00PM. In the *BCC* area you put Cousin Itt's name and Itt will get the message that the party is at 6 PM, but Aunt Betty won't know anything about it. It's a "blinded" carbon copy.
I assume you are talking about the areas on email that appear when you are sending one, so I will answer that question with that in mind. CC means "carbon copy". You can send a duplicate of that email to anyone's email address you put in that that section. When the email is opened the address(s) you put there will also show up in the opened email. Example: You send the main message to Aunt Betty, but you also want to send a copy to Cousin Itt. Both parties will see each other's name on the email. BCC means "blind carbon copy". When you put an email address in that section no one will see the person's name in that section when the email is opened. Example: You are planning a surprise party for Aunt Betty and send her an email telling her to come to your house at 6:00PM. In the *BCC* area you put Cousin Itt's name and Itt will get the message that the party is at 6 PM, but Aunt Betty won't know anything about it. It's a "blinded" carbon copy.
From Email? :Carbon Copy
Carbon Copy
If you receive an email with Cc listed at the top of an email followed by your email address that means you have been sent a copy of an email which was originally sent to someone else. If you receive an email with Cc listed at the top of an email follwed by someone elses email address that means a copy of the email which was sent to you was also sent to someone else, being the address beside Cc.
you should get an email when you have proved your trust