the system in accordance with various embodiments of the invention is adapted to send mail via the internet , that is , to send email from a sender to a plurality of recipients , the email including a main mail and an added message . the main mail is typically sent to each of the recipients . the added message is selectively appended with the main mail by the system and selectively routed to the intended recipient ( s ). fig1 illustrates one embodiment of the system in accordance with this invention , and is explained herein . a sender accesses a user - system ( dsk ) adapted to send email . the user - system ( dsk ) prompts the user to compile an email . further , the user - system ( dsk ) includes partitioning means to partition email recipients into specific groups , typically the main recipient ( r 1 ) and the secondary recipients ( r 2 , . . . , rn ). the system then prompts the user to populate the recipients &# 39 ; addresses ; main recipient ( r 1 ) and secondary recipients ( r 2 , . . . , rn ). the user - system in accordance with this invention now prompts the user to select whether it wants to add an added message to the existing main message . the added message is typically for the secondary recipients ( r 2 , . . . , rn ). upon populating the text field of the main mail and the recipient &# 39 ; s address ( r 1 , r 2 , . . . , rn ), the user - system ( dsk ) prompts the user to populate the text field of the added message . this may be in the form of text , audio , video , picture file or a combination of these . the user - system ( dsk ) is adapted to append the added message to the main mail . the system may also include authentication means for authenticating identity of said sender . the system may include encryption means to encrypt the added message before transmitting . the system may then include decryption means to decrypt the added message before being received by the sender . the user - system ( dsk ) is further adapted to route the email to the intended main recipient ( r 1 ) and the email along with appended message to the intended secondary recipients ( r 2 , . . . , rn ). fig2 illustrates the embodiment of the system shown in fig1 with additional details describing the implementation of the system . a sender composes a new message in an e - mail program ( x 1 ) by creating a new message ( as normally done ). the email program ( x 1 ) further prompts the sender to add a distinct message in addition to the whole message ( x 2 ). the sender then indicates which recipients should receive the whole message and also which recipients should receive the whole message along with the appended distinct added message ( x 3 ). the sender sends the email and the mail client data processor processes the distinct added message ( x 4 ). the processor processes the distinct added message which includes separating the recipients and associating the appropriate distinct added message data for each recipient as the sender had indicated ( x 5 ). the mail client sends each recipient email to the local mail server ( x 6 ) where it is transmitted from the local server to each recipient ( x 7 ). this process can be further detailed in three distinct stages , as detailed in fig3 , 4 , and 5 . fig3 details the sending process of the distinct added message with an overview of what occurs at the sender &# 39 ; s mail client . the process begins with the sender taking action to compose e - mail as normally done ( a 2 ). the sender adds the to : addressees , as well as cc : and / or bcc : addressees if applicable ( a 3 ). the sender indicates ( by clicking a button , checking a box , or other method ) for the message to send ( a 4 ). the system scans to determine if there are cc and / or bcc addressees ( a 5 ). if there are no cc and / or bcc addressees , then the system begins to transmit the e - mail to all recipients ( a 11 ). if there are cc and / or bcc addressees ( a 6 ), then a text box displays with an entry pad to add the distinct added message ( a 7 ). the sender adds the distinct added message ( a 8 ), and indicates which recipients should receive the whole message plus the additional distinct message ( a 9 ). the sender then indicates complete and sends the message ( a 10 ). fig4 details the sending process of a distinct added message with an overview of what occurs at the sender &# 39 ; s mail client , internal servers , or internet service processing servers . firstly , the mail , complete with or without the distinct added message , is received by the data processor ( b 2 ). the processor parses the header of the e - mail ( b 3 ) to determine whether there is a distinct added message appended ( b 4 ). if there is no distinct added message , then the e - mail message is processed ( b 11 ) and the messages are transmitted ( b 12 ). if the header parsing identifies appended distinct added message ( b 4 ), then the appended distinct added message is parsed ( b 5 ) such that a copy of the whole message is made for each ‘ to ’ recipient ( b 9 ), the to recipients are added ( b 10 ), the e - mail message is then processed ( b 11 ) and the to recipient messages are transmitted ( b 12 ) containing the whole e - mail . a further copy of the whole message is made for each cc and bcc recipient ( b 6 ), the cc and bcc recipients are added ( b 7 ), if indicated in the message parsing , the distinct added message data is appended to the whole message copies for the cc and / or bcc recipients as the message header instructs , and the message is reformatted ( b 8 ). these cc and bcc e - mail messages are then processed ( b 11 ) and the cc and bcc recipient messages are transmitted ( b 12 ) containing the whole e - mail plus the distinct added message data embedded . fig5 details the receiving process . for the to recipients , they receive the inbound e - mail on their mail client ( c 2 ). if the recipient opens the email ( c 3 ) and views the e - mail ( c 4 ), they will see the whole message without any distinct added message . for the cc and / or bcc recipients , they receive the inbound e - mail on their mail client ( d 2 ). if the recipient opens the email ( d 3 ) and views the e - mail ( d 4 ), they will see the whole message with embedded distinct added message . in fig6 - 9 , the process is repeated with the main difference being that the processor processes the distinct added message and some authentication and / or encryption for data in transport to internet service processors . fig6 illustrates a first alternative embodiment of the system in accordance with this invention . the first alternative embodiment is explained herein . a sender accesses a user - system ( dsk ) adapted to send email . further , the user - system ( dsk ) includes partitioning means to partition email recipients into specific groups , typically the main recipient ( r 1 ) and the secondary recipients ( r 2 . . . . rn ). the user - system ( dsk ) prompts the user to create an email . further , the user - system ( dsk ) prompts the user to populate the recipients &# 39 ; addresses ; main recipient ( r 1 ) and secondary recipients ( r 2 , . . . , rn ). the user - system in accordance with this invention now prompts the user to select whether it wants to add an added message to the existing main message . the added message is typically for the secondary recipients ( r 2 , . . . , rn ). upon populating the text field of the main mail and the recipient &# 39 ; s address ( r 1 , r 2 , . . . , rn ), the user - system ( dsk ) prompts the user to populate the text field of the added message , encrypts the added message and routes the main message and added message to a web based server ( s ). the server ( s ) breaks the mail into multiple mails depending on the number of recipients . the server ( s ) is further adapted to authenticate that the electronic mail is from an authorized user - system ( dsk ). if authenticated , the server ( s ) performs the task of decrypting the encrypted added message and appends the added message to the main message in accordance with preset choices of the sender . the added message may typically be appended at the top , at the bottom , attached to or placed in a number of places . the appended message may be in the form of text , picture , audio , video or a combination of these . fig7 is a more detailed description of the system as described in fig6 . a sender composes a new message in an e - mail program ( z 1 ). the sender adds the to addressees , as well as cc and / or bcc addressees . after composing the message , before sending / transmitting , the sender indicates ( by clicking a button , checking a box , or other method ) that they would like to add a distinct message to some of the recipients of the main message ( z 2 ). a text box opens and permits the sender to type in the distinct added message . the sender indicates ( with a checkbox or button ) whether they would like the distinct added message to be sent to certain recipients , for example , to only the cc recipients , only the bcc recipients , or both ( z 3 ). the sender clicks the send / transmit button ( z 4 ). the distinct added message is encrypted and attached to the outbound e - mail with the instructions ( cc or bcc ) so that this data travels with the e - mail message as an attachment . note that this could be done in any number of ways . the sender sends the email from their e - mail client which may route to a local server or may route directly to the internet service depending on the configuration ( z 4 ). if the mail client sends to a local server , the local server then sends the mail to the internet service ( z 5 ). in transport from the mail client or local server , there may be some authentication keys embedded and / or the distinct added message and / or email data may be encrypted in a manner that the internet service can authenticate to identify the message as from an authorized sender , and can decrypt the distinct added message data and message data if applicable ( z 6 ). if from an authorized sender , the processing servers stop the e - mail , decrypt the attachment that contains the message instructions and the distinct added message . the e - mail is reformatted into a preferred format , for example , html , and the e - mail is transmitted to each to recipient without the distinct added message . based on the instructions that were attached to the e - mail , for example , for the cc and / or the bcc recipients , the message is reformatted into html and the distinct added message is placed in the top of the e - mail in a text table . note , this could be appended at the bottom , attached , or placed in a number of places ( z 8 ). the processor processes the distinct added message which includes separating the recipients and associating the appropriate distinct added message for each recipient as the sender had indicated ( z 8 ). the cc and / or bcc e - mail is transmitted to each cc and / or bcc recipient with the new format and containing the distinct added message within the e - mail ( z 9 ). each cc and / or bcc recipient who opens their e - mail now sees an e - mail message with the appended distinct added message , where the to recipients receive the e - mail as normally transmitted ( z 10 ). fig8 illustrates a second alternative embodiment of the system in accordance with this invention . the second embodiment is explained herein . a sender accesses a user - system ( dsk ) adapted to send email . the user - system ( dsk ) prompts the user to create a main mail . further , the user - system ( dsk ) includes partitioning means to partition email recipients into specific groups , typically the main recipient ( r 1 ) and the secondary recipient ( r 2 , . . . , rn ). further , the user - system ( dsk ) prompts the user to populate the recipients &# 39 ; addresses ; main recipient ( r 1 ) and secondary recipients ( r 2 , . . . , rn ). the user - system ( dsk ) in accordance with this invention now prompts the user to select whether it wants to add an added message to the existing main mail . the main mail is routed to the main recipient ( r 1 ) via the server ( s ). the added message is typically for the secondary recipients ( r 2 , . . . , rn ). upon populating the text field of the main mail and the secondary recipient &# 39 ; s address ( r 2 , . . . , rn ), the user - system ( dsk ) prompts the user to populate the text field of the added message which could be in the form of text , picture , audio , video or a combination of these . the user - system ( dsk ) then encrypts the added message and routes it to a standalone server ( ss ). this standalone server ( ss ) is adapted to host the added message . it may include pointer means adapted to point to the location of the added message along with the main message to be delivered to the intended recipients ( r 2 , . . . , rn ). the standalone server ( ss ) may also include a timed display control means for displaying the added message to the intended recipients ( r 2 , . . . , rn ) for a pre - determined period of time . the standalone server ( ss ) may further be adapted to authenticate that the email is from an authorized user - system ( dsk ). fig9 is a more detailed description of the system as described in fig8 . the sender composes a new message in an e - mail program ( y 1 ) by creating a new message as normally done . upon prompting , the sender adds a distinct message to the whole message ( y 2 ). the sender indicates which recipients should receive the whole message and which recipients should receive the whole message in addition to the appended distinct added message ( y 3 ). the sender sends the email from their e - mail client which routes to their local server ( y 4 ). the processor at the local server processes the distinct added message ( y 5 ) which includes separating the recipients and associating the appropriate distinct added message for each recipient as the sender had indicated ( y 6 ). the local mail server ( y 7 ) transmits to each recipient ( y 8 ). fig1 - 12 depict exemplary computer screen shots illustrating use of various embodiments of the system in accordance with the principles of the invention from the sender and receivers &# 39 ; perspective . fig1 shows a special send button ( m 1 ) that the sender selects if he would like the option of sending their message with the distinct added message to select recipients . in this case , the select recipients would be those in the cc field ( m 2 ). if there is an addressee in the cc field in this case , and the system is set up to optionally send a distinct added message to the cc recipients , then the special send button would trigger the pop - up text entry field ( m 3 ) if there was an address in the cc field . alternatively , this process could occur with an addressee in the bcc field . further , this process could occur when clicking the standard send button to provide the option of sending the distinct added message to any message recipient . in this example , the sender selects which class of recipients should receive the distinct added message ( m 4 ). fig1 depicts an alternative approach , which would be to add a distinct added message - enabling button independent of the send button ( m 5 ) which could be in line with the cc and / or bcc input fields . this would open a text box for distinct added message entry ( m 6 ) and an indication field indicating which class of recipients or which recipients should receive the distinct added message embedded in the message ( m 7 ). for the recipient view , in fig1 , this example shows the recipient ( s ) in the to field receive the whole message in a standard manner ( m 8 ) and the cc ( and / or bcc ) recipients , as instructed by the sender , receive the distinct added message embedded within the whole original email ( m 9 ). while considerable emphasis has been placed herein on the particular features of the various embodiments described herein , it will be appreciated that various modifications can be made without departing from the principles of the invention . these and other modifications in the nature of the invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art from the disclosure herein , whereby it is to be distinctly understood that the foregoing descriptive matter is to be interpreted merely as illustrative of the invention and not as a limitation .