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sending email to lots of ppl without viewing e-addresses?
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Hi need some help pls! Sending an email to lots of people in my address book, but I don't everyone's email addresses listed.
Anyone know how to do this please....??? I am using outlook express...
Many thanks for any help.
Anyone know how to do this please....??? I am using outlook express...
Many thanks for any help.
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Send it to yourself in the TO box
Send it to everyone else in the BCC box (Bcc is blank carbon copy, they will all get it but not see the addresses.)0 -
You superstar chr15!!!
just tried it and it works!! thanks so much for the quick reponse
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You actually don't need to add yourself to the TO part you can simply add everyone to the BCC.Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0
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littlepanther wrote: »You actually don't need to add yourself to the TO part you can simply add everyone to the BCC.
That depends on which email client you are using - some will simply not let you send a message without anything in the To: field - hence Chr15's workaround for that.0 -
Send it to yourself in the TO box
Send it to everyone else in the BCC box (Bcc is blank carbon copy, they will all get it but not see the addresses.)
In the days when they were carbon copies, the B was for blind - that is the fact that someone was receiving a carbon copy was not seen by the other recipients.
Oh, and some people used scc rather than bcc. The S was for silent.0
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