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Privatizing addresses in a mass email

by ke4ole Aug 27, 2007 10:04AM PDT

I have a question in regards to forming a group in a POP program like Outlook, Otlook Express, etc. How can you format your email message so that when you click on the group you want to send a mass email to (i.e. a distribution list), in the header instead of showing all the addresses in the group it shows as "undisclosed receipients"? Now, I know emailing yourself the email and sending the email as a blind carbon copy to the group is one way you can do but how do you get it to show "undisclosed receipients" in the header?

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Put the whole group as BBC
by PudgyOne Aug 27, 2007 11:07AM PDT

Now when the others get this email, it will say undisclosed-recipients:;


Rick

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What about the To: field?
by ke4ole Aug 27, 2007 4:49PM PDT

Rick, do you put anyone in the To: field? Do you just leave it blank?

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I use Mozilla Thunderbird
by PudgyOne Aug 28, 2007 5:57AM PDT

and I leave the to: blank. This way the only email address exposed is mine.


Rick


***If you have to put one in To: then put your own.

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