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I've got multiple email accounts in OSX Mail, a mixture of gmail, google apps mail, and me.com ... all of which are connecting via imap / smtp.

With one of the accounts I want to automatically cc a copy of all outgoing emails to another email address.

What's the best way to do this? I can see there is a auto cc myself option under the composing tab in preferences, but this would seem to auto cc emails sent from every email account, rather than just 1 particular account.

System : OSX 10.10

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  • You're probably going to have to use a third-party utility, e.g. Mail Act-On "Outbox rules give you the power to alter and organize the messages you send. With Act-On you can automatically CC or BCC messages depending on rule criteria."
    – user3439894
    Jun 29, 2016 at 14:56

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Currently this isn't possible with the built-in Mail rule set in Yosemite. As mentioned by user3439894, you have to rely on a third-party utility. Here’s a screenshot from Mail Act-on site.

enter image description here You can build your own rule using the additional third-party rule set e.g. Add CC Recipient. So people we see that you have added them to Cc list.

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  • Thanks although this will send a copy to another email address, it wouldnt be a cc'ed version, part of what i want to do here is enable the recipient to also see that the message was cc'ed to another person
    – sam
    Jul 3, 2016 at 16:12
  • I have edited my previous answer.
    – howdytom
    Jul 3, 2016 at 16:51

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