CC Letter to Someone
CC in a letter means a carbon copy. Usually you use this on a letter when you are sending something to more than 1 person. Most of the time this is used in a business letter to show other people or businesses the same information. All parties receiving the information know all other parties have also received information. CC is used a lot in reference to legal documents. This is proper way to inform all parties of the forwarded copies. If no an email you would normally put at the bottom of the page who was cc.
Posted by ashley30 on 8/22/2009
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Identification Initials: If someone typed the letter for you, he or she would typically include three of your initials in ... cc: Stands for courtesy copies (formerly carbon copies). List the names of people to whom you distribute copies, in alphabetical order. If addresses would be useful to the recipient of the letter,
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Identification Initials: If someone typed the letter for you, he or she would typically include three of your initials in ... cc: Stands for courtesy copies (formerly carbon copies). List the names of people to whom you distribute copies, in alphabetical order. If addresses would be useful to the recipient of the letter,
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"CC" comes from "Carbon Copy" when a letter was typed and a piece of carbon paper was inserted, creating a copy, then the letter also said "CC" and the person's name at the bottom, giving notice that the second person received a copy of the email. ... A Top Contributor is someone who is knowledgeable in a particular category.
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The "enclosure" and "CC" lines at the end of a business letter are optional. The "encl.:" line tells the reader that you have included an additional piece of documentation with the letter. The "CC" line tells the reader that you have also sent the letter to a secondary audience.
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I am writing a business leetter that I will have to send copies of to oter people. Where do I put the Cc: (Carbon Copy) in the letter? Thank you;
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Carbon copy (cc) of a letter ... To add complication to the topic, the term "xc" is being used a lot now in business letters. It means that you are sending someone a xerox copy. "cc" is for carbon copies, whick I doubt anyone still sends true carbon copies anymore.
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Brief and Straightforward Guide: How Should I Write a Business Letter? ... If you need to carbon copy (cc) someone on a business letter, should that be noted on the letter? I have seen this on the bottom left of what I consider business letters, though maybe they were closer to legal correspondence.
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HOWTOCOMPLAIN.COM, a one-stop source of consumer information, providing the facilty for you to complain online to any organisation, including public services. ... Enclosures: [state documents you have enclosed , if any]; Cc: [Include Name, Company if you want to send a copy of this letter to someone]
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Our question, at this point, is: Is it true - as someone has said - that the European Union has been "made by the multinationals for the multinationals"? We certainly hope that this is not the case and that the directive will not proceed in it's currently proposed form.
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