-BCC switch specifies that besides main recipient email will be sent to other address or a list of addresses. When using -BCC switch, email addresses must be separated by comma or semicolon (also, line break when using -USEFILE parameter).
febootimail -TO client@recipients.com -BCC hidden@blind-carbon-copy.comfebootimail -TO john@recipients.com -BCC -USEFILE hidden_recipients.txt
When using blind carbon copies, recipients specified in TO field will not see recipients specified in BCC field, as well as users specified in BCC field will not see addresses of each other.
Recipients specified in TO field will know that email is directly addressed to them (a task, proposal or reply), but will not be aware that the same email is sent to others, namely indirect recipients specified in BCC field. BCC recipients will know that this mail is in a way only informative for them or, in another case, that other recipients are hidden purposely (e.g. due to security reasons).
C:\>febootimail -SERVER smtp.server.com -FROM jack@sender.com -TO john@recipients.com -BCC jack@blind-carbon-copy.com -BODY sending scheduled email using blind carbon copies parameter To send dos mail with friendly names of blind carbon recipients, they have to be put in quotes before email address of recipients (e.g. -BCC ""John Doe" <john@hidden-recipients.com>").
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