#549
/ January 27, 2010 / 1:50 min.
What is BCC?
In dealing with e-mail you often send and receive from multiple recipients. When you write to one person and include others they call it a "Carbon Copy" or "CC." In such cases, all the recipients can see who else received the email. "Blind Carbon Copy" or "BCC,"
makes it so that the recipient list is kept private: only those in the To: or CC: fields' addresses will be visible.
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show notes
- BCC stands for Blind Carbon Copy.
- When you send an email and carbon copy or CC it to others, each person can see who else received the email.
- There may be times when you don't want all the recipients to know who got the email.
- In a case like that, you can use BCC because it does not reveal that recipient or recipients.
- If you're sending out a special email to friends, you can use BCC and not divulge all of their email addresses.
- Blind Carbon Copy is useful anytime you want to include recipients without the other recipients knowing.
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#617
/ March 16, 2010 / 2:36 min.
Just like any other operating system, Android maintains a file system. With the right tools you can work with the files on your Android phone. AndroZip makes it easy to manage all the files on your Android device.
#616
/ March 16, 2010 / 2:17 min.
Your Mac is an investment so it pays for you to take good care of it. With iStat Menus you can monitor almost every aspect of your Mac. Keep track of memory, CPU load, hard disk space and much more.
#615
/ March 15, 2010 / 3:16 min.
The stars are there above us at night, but how many of them can you name? How many constellations can you find? With Google Sky Map on your Android phone, you don't need to remember where Orion's Belt is in relation to the Big Dipper or the North Star... all the info is available on your Android phone!
#614
/ March 15, 2010 / 1:28 min.
You hear people talk about their root directory. You may also hear them talk about having root access to their Linux machine. So, what does root mean? Michael "Doctor File Finder" Callahan explains.
#613
/ March 12, 2010 / 1:54 min.
You probably already use
PayPal to pony up purchases made online. It's safer than exposing your credit card info to a retailer you may not have done business with yet. Well, now
PayPal is available on your Android phone
so you can send money to someone while on the go. Great for paying up for bar bets if nothing else...
#612
/ March 12, 2010 / 1:32 min.
Every time you install a piece of software, you're presented with page upon page of legalese, detailing how you're allowed to use the software and how you're not. This is the
End User License Agreement or EULA
, pronounced E U L A or often, just u-la.
#611
/ March 11, 2010 / 1:02 min.
Wireless Application Protocol or WAP is a standard for accessing the mobile web and its content on mobile phones. Everything from email delivery to browsing the web on our phones came about thanks to WAP. Michael "Doctor File Finder" Callahan explains.
#610
/ March 11, 2010 / 1:50 min.
When you're in the world of
wireless networking
there are lots of terms, lots of acronyms, and lots of things that seem to make little sense.
SSID
is one such acronym, which Michael "Doctor File Finder" Callahan explains.
#609
/ March 10, 2010 / 2:55 min.
PixelPipe is a cool site that lets you
share photos, videos
and more with over 100 other sites. Upload once and send your photos and videos to a bunch of different social networking and blogging sites. This saves you updating hundreds of different
social media, photo or video
sharing pages individually. Now you can use
PixelPipe right from your iPhone
with this
awesome free iPhone app
.
#608
/ March 10, 2010 / 1:16 min.
As you travel around the Internet, visiting Web sites, occasionally you'll get a "404." It could be an image heavy page, it could be just text. It might be funny, it might be serious.
What is a 404?
Michael "Doctor File Finder" Callahan explains these "page not found" error pages.
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