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Help: I have created a group with 75 individuals. When sending an
e-mail to the group I do not want to have all the recipients show up in the "To:" field, just the groups name - how can I do this. thanks Jack |
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Hi Jack,
This can not be done directly. A common method is to create an address book entry for yourself with an appropriate display name (name of the group, for example). Use this entry for the To: line. Enter the group entries on the Bcc: line. Recipients will see only the display name, although it will be your address. A message rule could be used for the display name (People) to avoid filling your OE Inbox with copies of the messages sent to the group. For example, it could be rerouted to another folder, the Deleted Items folder or deleted from the server. Create a Message Rule In Outlook Express Tools | Message Rules Mail Note: "people" can be the display name or a full e-mail address. The full address would be less likely to interfere with another rule. Tip: A condition can be reversed in the Advanced section. 1. Select the Conditions for your rule: Where the From line contains people Where the Subject line contains specific words Where the message body contains specific words Where the To line contains people Where the CC line contains people Where the message is marked as priority Where the message is from the specified account Where the message size is more than the size Where the message has an attachment Where the message is secure For all messages Tip: Most rules work best with "stop processing more rules" also selected. 2. Select the Actions for your rule: Move it to the specific folder Copy it to the specific folder Delete it Forward it to people Highlight it with color Flag it Mark it as read Mark the message as watched or ignored Reply with message Stop processing more rules Do not Download it from the server Delete it from server 3. Rule Description (click on an underlined value to edit it): -- Tim K. aka Kuay Tim MS-MVP - Outlook Express Lynnwood, WA * wrote in message ups.com... Help: I have created a group with 75 individuals. When sending an e-mail to the group I do not want to have all the recipients show up in the "To:" field, just the groups name - how can I do this. thanks Jack |
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Thanks - I knew I had done it in the past but for some reason (maybe
age - or that extra martini last night) I could not figure out how I had done it in the past. BCC does what I need just fine. Many thanks Jack Kuay Tim wrote: Hi Jack, This can not be done directly. A common method is to create an address book entry for yourself with an appropriate display name (name of the group, for example). Use this entry for the To: line. Enter the group entries on the Bcc: line. Recipients will see only the display name, although it will be your address. A message rule could be used for the display name (People) to avoid filling your OE Inbox with copies of the messages sent to the group. For example, it could be rerouted to another folder, the Deleted Items folder or deleted from the server. Create a Message Rule In Outlook Express Tools | Message Rules Mail Note: "people" can be the display name or a full e-mail address. The full address would be less likely to interfere with another rule. Tip: A condition can be reversed in the Advanced section. 1. Select the Conditions for your rule: Where the From line contains people Where the Subject line contains specific words Where the message body contains specific words Where the To line contains people Where the CC line contains people Where the message is marked as priority Where the message is from the specified account Where the message size is more than the size Where the message has an attachment Where the message is secure For all messages Tip: Most rules work best with "stop processing more rules" also selected. 2. Select the Actions for your rule: Move it to the specific folder Copy it to the specific folder Delete it Forward it to people Highlight it with color Flag it Mark it as read Mark the message as watched or ignored Reply with message Stop processing more rules Do not Download it from the server Delete it from server 3. Rule Description (click on an underlined value to edit it): -- Tim K. aka Kuay Tim MS-MVP - Outlook Express Lynnwood, WA * wrote in message ups.com... Help: I have created a group with 75 individuals. When sending an e-mail to the group I do not want to have all the recipients show up in the "To:" field, just the groups name - how can I do this. thanks Jack |
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You're welcome, Jack. Happy to jog the memory.
-- Tim K. aka Kuay Tim MS-MVP - Outlook Express Lynnwood, WA * wrote in message ups.com... Thanks - I knew I had done it in the past but for some reason (maybe age - or that extra martini last night) I could not figure out how I had done it in the past. BCC does what I need just fine. Many thanks Jack Kuay Tim wrote: Hi Jack, This can not be done directly. A common method is to create an address book entry for yourself with an appropriate display name (name of the group, for example). Use this entry for the To: line. Enter the group entries on the Bcc: line. Recipients will see only the display name, although it will be your address. * wrote in message ups.com... Help: I have created a group with 75 individuals. When sending an e-mail to the group I do not want to have all the recipients show up in the "To:" field, just the groups name - how can I do this. thanks Jack |
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