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How many here know what "CC" and "BCC" mean? (Original Post) Yavin4 Feb 28 OP
CC copy, BCC blind copy. Ocelot II Feb 28 #1
retired secretary here CountAllVotes Feb 28 #2
I sure do. I'd think anyone who did official correspondence might (at least in the days when email hlthe2b Feb 28 #3
Carbon copy dweller Feb 28 #4
Correct!!! n/t Yavin4 Feb 28 #8
If you need carbon paper, inbox me ./nt bucolic_frolic Feb 28 #5
How does it smoke with cannabis? lastlib Feb 28 #7
oh, is that what it's used for nowadays? bucolic_frolic Feb 28 #10
IDK, to be honest..... lastlib Feb 28 #11
Of course. Carbon copy and blind carbon copy ms liberty Feb 28 #6
Everyone I would hope. Carbon Copy and Blind Carbon Copy LoisB Feb 28 #9
CC stands for the Carson City mint mark on coins Emile Feb 28 #12
BCC is great if you want to talk about someone behind their back. Aristus Feb 28 #13
Yes ProfessorGAC Feb 28 #14
I know what CC is, as I've had to use carbon paper for a project sakabatou Feb 28 #15
Is proof required? UTUSN Feb 28 #16
Carbon Copy and Blind Carbon Copy LeftInTX Mar 1 #17

hlthe2b

(109,223 posts)
3. I sure do. I'd think anyone who did official correspondence might (at least in the days when email
Fri Feb 28, 2025, 03:31 PM
Feb 28

was used less like informal texts and more like business inquiries)...

bucolic_frolic

(49,912 posts)
10. oh, is that what it's used for nowadays?
Fri Feb 28, 2025, 04:06 PM
Feb 28

I had no idea, I'm not very culturally aware. I doubt it would work. It's blue carbon paper.

ms liberty

(10,152 posts)
6. Of course. Carbon copy and blind carbon copy
Fri Feb 28, 2025, 03:44 PM
Feb 28

It comes from the days when a letter would be typed on a typewriter, electric or manual, and there were no copy machines. If copies were needed, a piece of carbon paper would be placed between each blank sheet.

sakabatou

(44,596 posts)
15. I know what CC is, as I've had to use carbon paper for a project
Fri Feb 28, 2025, 09:51 PM
Feb 28

But BCC is probably before my time.

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