Feb 27, 2015 · Originally, "cc" written on a paper letter meant that someone else had been sent a carbon copy of the letter.. Carbon paper is not used to make copies any more, but the old abbreviation lives on, and people will write "cc" even if the copy is a photocopy, or an additional electronic transmiss

Jul 20, 2011 · A little annoyance. You carbon COPY somebody, you don't "CC" them. I cringe whenever I hear somebody say "I CC'd you". Can you copy me on that email you're going to send? Thanks for copying me on that e-mail. NOT thanks for CCing me. Poll inbound.

Apr 25, 2016 · Is "CC" as a verb too informal in a business email? For example, 1. Mr. A sent the application form in an email CCing Mr. B. 2. Mr. A sent the application form in an email with Mr. B in the CC. Which is better? Or, please tell me if there are better ways to say it.

Jul 1, 2009 · hi Now a days my boss forgets to keep me in cc when he sends an email to my collegue. So I wanted to send an email to him by saying You always keep me in cc. Here what I have written so far. Hey Steve, Today I have no work to do so please assign me the new task. And I have an humble...

Feb 6, 2012 · "CC" (in ancient days "carbon copy" and now "courtesy copy") looks fine at the top of a memo or e-mail, but in the body of a communication, I'd say: I'm very sorry for forgetting to copy you on my note to Liz.

Sep 12, 2007 · La frase es: And return the email to Pepito Perez - IT Manager in Acme (he is CC'd). El párrafo habla sobre llenar un formato y devolvérselo a Pepito Perez quien es Gerente TI en Acme pero lo que esta en paréntesis no lo entiendo, CC'd me parece que se refiere a un cargo pero no estoy segura de cuál es la traducción al español.

Feb 2, 2016 · It doesn't seem incorrect, but I would use cc as a verb, e.g. Please cc me regarding the matter. Used as a noun, cc means the cc list and if there are many people on this list, then it would be ok to use add me to the cc list. Regarding the dubious expression from next time, see from next time/next time.

Jul 17, 2014 · Hello. I have read all previous threads I found on WRF dealing with this topic and I have reached the following conclusions (using examples made up by me): Put me on copy, please. Copy me on e-mail, please. "What mail do you have in mind?" "The one you are on copy." "What mail do you have in mind?" "The one you are copied on." Do I have it right?

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May 2, 2012 · Secondo me sì . CC sta per carbon copy per cui sarebbe solo la traduzione letterale e per esteso . Io personalmente uso copy me in/I'll copy you in/remember to copy him/her in. Mai usato (ne sentito per la verità) copy in on