Adding users to the To:, Cc:, and Bcc: fields

Use the ~t, ~c, or the ~b subcommand to add users to the header fields.

At the beginning of a new line while in the mail editor, you can use the ~t, ~c , or ~b subcommands as shown in the following examples:

Item Description

Item	Description
~t `geo@austin mel@gtwn`	This changes the current To: field: `To: mark@austin` to the following: `To: mark@austin geo@austin mel@gtwn`
~c `geo@austin mel@gtwn`	This changes the current Cc: field: `Cc: mark@austin amy` to the following: `Cc: mark@austin amy geo@austin mel@gtwn`
~b `geo@austin mel@gtwn`	This changes the current Bcc: field: `Bcc: mark@austin` to the following: `Bcc: mark@austin geo@austin mel@gtwn`

~t geo@austin mel@gtwn

This changes the current To: field:

To: mark@austin

to the following:

To: mark@austin geo@austin mel@gtwn

~c geo@austin mel@gtwn

This changes the current Cc: field:

Cc: mark@austin amy

to the following:

Cc: mark@austin amy geo@austin mel@gtwn

~b geo@austin mel@gtwn

This changes the current Bcc: field:

Bcc: mark@austin

to the following:

Bcc: mark@austin geo@austin mel@gtwn

Note: You cannot use the ~t, ~c, or ~b subcommands to change or delete the contents of the To:, Cc:, and Bcc: fields. Use the ~h subcommand, as described in Editing the header information.