If you want to specify multiple email recipients or predefine the message subject, use the following alternative method: Select the text that you want to make a link. Select the option A webpage or file on the Internet, and type mailto:<address> . For example, mailto:[email protected] .
By using the MailTo in your href links in HTML files, you can manage multiple recipients in a semicolons seperated format. You can also set a default subject field text for the email. Also it is possible to set the Copy To or the CC field values by typing the recipients for the CC field value.
The BCC methodThe BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) method is the most common approach to send emails to multiple recipients at the same time. Emailing to multiple recipients using the BCC feature hides other recipients from the recipient, making it look like he is the sole recipient of the email.
To add only a Cc, Bcc or Subject, follow the steps below:at the end of the mailing address followed by one of these prefixes: - cc: Includes a Carbon copy (Cc) mailing address. - bcc: Includes a Blind carbon copy (Bcc) mailing address. - subject: Adds the text to the Subject field in the email.
"There are no safe means of assigning multiple recipients to a single mailto: link via HTML. There are safe, non-HTML, ways of assigning multiple recipients from a mailto: link."
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