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Brett Wuth: /* Salutation */

Brett Wuth — Sat, 30 Mar 2019 16:05:32 GMT

Salutation

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	More detailed explanations:		More detailed explanations:
-	* http://www.syntaxis.com/email-salutations/	+	* [https://web.archive.org/web/20180812042542/http://www.syntaxis.com/email-salutations/ http://www.syntaxis.com/email-salutations/]
-	* http://smallbusiness.chron.com/good-salutations-business-emails-23086.html	+	* [https://web.archive.org/web/20180630022949/http://smallbusiness.chron.com/good-salutations-business-emails-23086.html http://smallbusiness.chron.com/good-salutations-business-emails-23086.html]

Brett Wuth at 15:57, 30 March 2019

Brett Wuth — Sat, 30 Mar 2019 15:57:42 GMT

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	; BCC: People you don't want others to know are getting a copy		; BCC: People you don't want others to know are getting a copy

-	See this [https://web.archive.org/web/20161231020232/http://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation].	+	See this [https://web.archive.org/web/20161231020232/http://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation] ({{subpage\|etiquette cc bcc\|cached}}).
	== Salutation ==		== Salutation ==
	The first line of your email should be a salutation. Something like,		The first line of your email should be a salutation. Something like,

Brett Wuth at 15:56, 30 March 2019

Brett Wuth — Sat, 30 Mar 2019 15:56:43 GMT

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	; BCC: People you don't want others to know are getting a copy		; BCC: People you don't want others to know are getting a copy

-	See this [https://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation].	+	See this [https://web.archive.org/web/20161231020232/http://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation].
	== Salutation ==		== Salutation ==
	The first line of your email should be a salutation. Something like,		The first line of your email should be a salutation. Something like,

Brett Wuth: /* Email Destination */

Brett Wuth — Wed, 29 Nov 2017 16:08:16 GMT

Email Destination

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	See this [https://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation].		See this [https://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation].
		+	== Salutation ==
		+	The first line of your email should be a salutation. Something like,
		+	: Good Morning, Brett,
		+	: Brett,
		+	: Dear Brett,
		+	: Dear Mr. Wuth,
		+	: Jane and Tim,
		+	Always include the person's name as this is a cue that you want action from them.
		+	Otherwise they may wrongly assume that the message was only for their information
		+	and someone else is supposed to act on in.
		+
		+	For groups that are too large to list everyone's names, use something like:
		+	: Dear All,
		+	This let's the reader know that they have to look elsewhere to figure out if they need to take action.
		+
		+	If no one need to take action, include "FYI" (For Your Information).
		+	: Brett, FYI...
		+	: FYI...
		+
		+	More detailed explanations:
		+	* http://www.syntaxis.com/email-salutations/
		+	* http://smallbusiness.chron.com/good-salutations-business-emails-23086.html

Brett Wuth: /* Email Destination */

Brett Wuth — Wed, 29 Nov 2017 15:55:40 GMT

Email Destination

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	== Email Destination ==		== Email Destination ==
	When sending an email, you can place the destination addresses in different fields.		When sending an email, you can place the destination addresses in different fields.
-		+	Use them like this:
	; To: The person or people you want to take action		; To: The person or people you want to take action
	; CC: People who won't take action; "for information only"		; CC: People who won't take action; "for information only"
	; BCC: People you don't want others to know are getting a copy		; BCC: People you don't want others to know are getting a copy

-	See this [https://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation]	+	See this [https://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation].

Brett Wuth: /* Email Destination */

Brett Wuth — Wed, 29 Nov 2017 15:55:01 GMT

Email Destination

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	When sending an email, you can place the destination addresses in different fields.		When sending an email, you can place the destination addresses in different fields.

-	; To: : The person or people you want to take action	+	; To: The person or people you want to take action
-	; CC: : People who won't take action; "for information only"	+	; CC: People who won't take action; "for information only"
-	; BCC: : People you don't want others to know are getting a copy	+	; BCC: People you don't want others to know are getting a copy

	See this [https://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation]		See this [https://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation]

Brett Wuth: New page: == Email Destination == When sending an email, you can place the destination addresses in different fields. ; To: : The person or people you want to take action ; CC: : People who won't t...

Brett Wuth — Wed, 29 Nov 2017 15:54:32 GMT

New page: == Email Destination == When sending an email, you can place the destination addresses in different fields. ; To: : The person or people you want to take action ; CC: : People who won't t...

New page

== Email Destination ==
When sending an email, you can place the destination addresses in different fields.

; To: : The person or people you want to take action
; CC: : People who won't take action; "for information only"
; BCC: : People you don't want others to know are getting a copy

See this [https://www.waterfordtechnologies.com/etiquette-cc-bcc/ more detailed explanation]