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Diane - 30 Mar 2007 07:00 GMT
Why do i have to put all the addys in the BCC field if i dont wont everyone
to see all the addies.  I thought that if i put it in the To field - it would
be sent individually to everyone (ie not showing everyone else whom im
sending it to).
Ron Sommer - 30 Mar 2007 09:04 GMT
If you put several addresses in the To field, the addresses will be seen by
everyone.
It does not work the way you thought.
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: Why do i have to put all the addys in the BCC field if i dont wont everyone
: to see all the addies.  I thought that if i put it in the To field - it would
: be sent individually to everyone (ie not showing everyone else whom im
: sending it to).
PA Bear - 30 Mar 2007 17:32 GMT
Addresses in BCC will not be seen by anyone; addresses in TO will.

Do you know what BCC stands for?
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> Why do i have to put all the addys in the BCC field if i dont wont
> everyone
> to see all the addies.  I thought that if i put it in the To field - it
> would be sent individually to everyone (ie not showing everyone else whom
> im
> sending it to).
Michael Santovec - 31 Mar 2007 02:56 GMT
If you want each person's name, and only their name, to appear in the TO
field, you need to send a separate message to each person.  That is the
nature of mail on the Internet.  When you send one piece of mail to
multiple people, they all get identical TO and CC fields.  The only way
to get unique TO and/or CC fields is to send separate messages.  It's
tedious to do that in OE.  There are some bulk mailer programs designed
for this.  You might try the shareware sites.  There are links to
shareware sites in the URL in my signature.  Also, Outlook2000+ can do
this as part of an e-mail/merge.

Send Personally for Outlook Express
http://www.office-addins.com/-outlook-express-addins/send-personally-for-outlook
express.html


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> Why do i have to put all the addys in the BCC field if i dont wont
> everyone
> to see all the addies.  I thought that if i put it in the To field -
> it would
> be sent individually to everyone (ie not showing everyone else whom im
> sending it to).
 
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