CDOMessage.CCmethod

The secondary (carbon copy) recipients for this message.

COMmethodCDOMessage.incdocumented

Syntax

FUNCTION CC BYREF wszCC AS WSTRING) AS HRESULT

Name		Description
`wszCC`		The string in the BCC method can represent a single recipient or multiple recipients. Each address in the list must be a full messaging address, such as "User" `<example@example.com>` or `example@example.com`. In lists of multiple recipients, commas separate addresses, as follows: "User1" `<example1@example.com>`, "User 2" `<example2@example.com>`, "User3" `<example3@example.com>` A comma is not valid in any part of a messaging address unless it is enclosed in quotation marks. To maintain the privacy intended by blind copies, CC is regarded as an envelope property rather than a message property; accordingly, the corresponding header field and its contents are removed when the message is delivered, and the CC property is always empty on a received message. The default value of the CC property is an empty string.

S_OK (0) or an HRESULT code.

The secondary (carbon copy) recipients for this message.