Re: e-mailing groups

**"Lawrence F. London, Jr." l*@intrex.net**

Yvonne Cunnington wrote:

I have a technical question about e-mailing an announcement to groups of
people in my address book:

Is there a way in Microsoft Outlook Express (or MS Outlook) to e-mail a
message to a group of people, say 50-100 people, without every single name
on the list appearing in every individual's e-mail message? That sort of
mesage looks so amateurish. I want it to look like the e-mail is being sent
to each person individually. Do I have a get a special e-mail software to do
this?

I think this is one way to do it.
Send via Bcc (blind carbon copy) to the alias email ID for those specified in your addressbook.
It appears to all recipients that the message was sent to them alone.

You can use Bcc to send to multiple recipients without using the addressbook also.
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