Populate Cc field using AppleScript

Question

Following syntax generates email message in apple mail addressed "To" a recipient. Requesting guidance on how to populate the Cc field with 3 additional email addresses. Thanks.

tell application "Mail"
set theNewMessage to make new outgoing message with properties {visible:true, subject:"Update", content:"Hi, Tom. 

All set:
… on the server.

thx. 

-paul."}

tell theNewMessage
    make new to recipient at end of to recipients with properties {address:”[email protected]"}
    activate
end tell
   end tell

Have you tried adding a new cc recipient to the end of that list? — red_menace
– red_menace, Commented Jan 25 at 15:21

Paul · Accepted Answer · 2025-01-26 14:30:33Z

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It took me a while. I have this worked out. I define the sender. I also define the main recipient + 3 cc recipients.

set the_subject to "Update"
set the_body to "Hi, Luciano. 

All set:
… on the server.

thx. 

-lucca."

tell application "Mail"


set new_message to make new outgoing message ¬
    with properties {sender:"MyName  <[email protected]>", 
subject:the_subject, content:the_body, visible:true}


tell new_message
    -- Add the recipients:
    make new to recipient ¬
        at end of to recipients ¬
        with properties {address:"[email protected]"}
    make new cc recipient ¬
        at end of cc recipients ¬
        with properties {address:"[email protected]"}
    make new cc recipient ¬
        at end of cc recipients ¬
        with properties {address:"[email protected]"}
    make new cc recipient ¬
        at end of cc recipients ¬
        with properties {address:"[email protected]"}
    
    end tell
    end tell

answered Jan 26 at 14:30

Paul

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2 Comments

red_menace Jan 26 at 15:01

To reduce the code duplication, you could also repeat through a list of the addresses.

Paul Jan 26 at 15:21

Ah, cool. Appreciate it.

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