18.3. Configuring Recipients
Our current solution has the limitation of being able to send the message to only one recipient. Of course, we can loop or pipe a collection through ForEach-Object and call the script multiple times, but that is quite inefficient, as it would always open a new connection to the server, send the mail, and then close it just to open it back on the next iteration. Performance is not the only problem: there is no way for us to set up a CC or BCC list for our carbon copy recipients. In addition, we often want to use a friendly name for our recipients, so that users see a real name like "Mike Smith | ACME Corp." instead of a plain "msmith@acme.com."
Adding multiple recipients requires that we pass a collection of addresses ...
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