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From: mwherman@watcgl.UUCP (Michael W. Herman)
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Subject: Re: Tip for cc or bcc into a file (BSD Mail)
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Date: Wed, 20-Mar-85 10:02:41 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar 20 10:02:41 1985
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> If you're using Berkeley Mail, and you want your cc to go into
> a file rather than to a user (such as yourself, if all you'll do
> then is save it in a file), put in the file name with a /, e.g.
> 	Cc: mail/joe

I use this quite a bit but have complained about the fact that the pathnames 
are left in the outgoing mail msg.  If the recipient of such a msg replies
using mail's *reply* command, they also try to mail to a file of the
same pathname (unless they explicitly remove it from the Cc: line).

Do people think these pathnames should be stripped out of outgoing msgs
or left in?

p.s. I know I could use Bcc but I don't.