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<li>Recipients added with the <var>AddBcc</var> method do not appear in either | <li>Recipients added with the <var>AddBcc</var> method do not appear in either | ||
the "To:" or "Cc:" headers in the e-mail message. | the "To:" or "Cc:" headers in the e-mail message. | ||
<li>The optional | <li>The optional <var class="term">nickname</var> parameter is provided only for | ||
compatibility with the <var>AddRecipient</var> and <var>Mail</var> methods. | compatibility with the <var>AddRecipient</var> and <var>Mail</var> methods. | ||
It is not sent as part of the e-mail message. | It is not sent as part of the e-mail message. | ||
Revision as of 17:00, 7 February 2012
Add a BCCd mail recipient (Email class)
Syntax
email:AddBCC( name, [nickname])
Syntax terms
| A previously declared Email object. | |
| name | A string expression that contains an email address:
a userid, followed by an at sign (@), followed by a domain name. |
| nickname | An optional string expression that contains a familiar name associated
with the e-mail address. For AddBcc, this parameter is superfluous, but it is provided for compatibility with AddRecipient and Mail. |
Usage notes
- Mail servers should be able to accept as many as 100 or more distinct recipients for a single mail message, though stricter limits may be imposed by some mail servers. The recipient count is the sum of all e-mail addresses added with the AddBcc, AddCc, and AddRecipient methods.
- Recipients added with the AddBcc method do not appear in either the "To:" or "Cc:" headers in the e-mail message.
- The optional nickname parameter is provided only for compatibility with the AddRecipient and Mail methods. It is not sent as part of the e-mail message.
- For an example that includes this method, see "Basic e-mail".