OK... so I am not so smart..... How can I send an email to everyone in my address book without everyone seeing who I sent it to? Example: Don, Bob, Joe. Without each of them seeing the email address for each other. Not sure if I am explaining this correctly. Thank you.
Harry
What email program do you use? In Outlook, if you open an new email and open the address book to choose the recepients, there is a choice called BCC where you can add names, this is the Blind CC. It keeps the other addresses private. I use this on occasion with my own email address as the main recepient and all the others in the BCC space. Did this make sense? I am not the best technical writer. I know what I mean but sometimes it doesn't come out clear.
seeing who I sent it to?
seeing who I sent it to?
vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from Harry :
]How can I send an email to everyone in my address book without everyone seeing who I sent it to?
sorry, sweets - it depends on your software.
----------- @vicki [SnuggleWench] (Books)
vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from "Jan G" :
]this is the Blind CC
and some e-mail programs will show it anyway - mine will.
----------- @vicki [SnuggleWench] (Books)
Depending on your email program, you can create a mailing list named, for instance "buddies". Add their addresses to the list, and send mail to the list name.
Cheers, Carla
Harry wrote:
who I sent it to?
I think you have to send it individually to each one, or they can see it in the headers.
-Kalera
who I sent it to?
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