> Sorry, I meant -t (read To: and Cc: lines for addresses).  My example
> was illustrative; I certainly didn't intend that you type the stuff
> exactly as I wrote it.  You can do the same with a program or a shell
> script.  Essentially was I was saying is "build your own message,
> including the headers, and pass that to sendmail.  And you don't need
> -t; you can put the recipients on the command line.  Use popen() from a
> program, or system(shell-script-name) or any of the myriad other ways.

Oh sorry! I just realized that after I sent my mail.  Thanks (to you too
David S.) I think I have it working now.