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April 20th 06, 04:59 PM
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How do I send an email to numerous contacts, yet NOT let their email
addresses show for everyone else to see? Can I also set up a DISTRIBUTION LIST to accomplish the same thing? I don't want to use Bcc. Is there another way? I would like the recipients to see in the header UNDISCLOSED RECIPIENTS instead of everyone's name/email address. thank you. -- smags 
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April 20th 06, 11:41 PM
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Use BCC.
That's what it's for. What possible reason is there for not "wanting" to use it? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "smags" wrote in message ... How do I send an email to numerous contacts, yet NOT let their email addresses show for everyone else to see? Can I also set up a DISTRIBUTION LIST to accomplish the same thing? I don't want to use Bcc. Is there another way? I would like the recipients to see in the header UNDISCLOSED RECIPIENTS instead of everyone's name/email address. thank you. -- smags
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April 21st 06, 07:03 PM
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So that others who receive the email know there are others receiving the same
email, they just don't know who they are. -- smags "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Use BCC. That's what it's for. What possible reason is there for not "wanting" to use it? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "smags" wrote in message ... How do I send an email to numerous contacts, yet NOT let their email addresses show for everyone else to see? Can I also set up a DISTRIBUTION LIST to accomplish the same thing? I don't want to use Bcc. Is there another way? I would like the recipients to see in the header UNDISCLOSED RECIPIENTS instead of everyone's name/email address. thank you. -- smags
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April 21st 06, 09:42 PM
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You can always put a dummy name in the To: field that indicates the message
is going to an entire group. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "smags" wrote in message news  So that others who receive the email know there are others receiving the same email, they just don't know who they are. -- smags "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Use BCC. That's what it's for. What possible reason is there for not "wanting" to use it? -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "smags" wrote in message ... How do I send an email to numerous contacts, yet NOT let their email addresses show for everyone else to see? Can I also set up a DISTRIBUTION LIST to accomplish the same thing? I don't want to use Bcc. Is there another way? I would like the recipients to see in the header UNDISCLOSED RECIPIENTS instead of everyone's name/email address. thank you. -- smags
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