I often send an e-mail to multiple recipients. I dont want them to see to
whom I have sent it also, just that specific recipient's name must appear in
the "To:" subject
.. How do I set it up in Outlook express and in Office Outlook. Please help!
W.Vosloo

Normal way is to send it to: yourself, BCC to everyone else. That doesn't
answer your question on how to have the recipients name in the to:.
I believe that is not possible in Vista mail. You will not be able to use
Outlook Express in Vista. If you want help with Outlook Express try a XP
news group. (I am pretty sure that OE also will not do what you want). I
have no experience with Outlook, hopefully someone can let you know if it
will do what you want. I suspect you will need a third party program for
this.

Michael
Vista Home premium


"dotty" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:F2D67A51-E127-482B-A3FC-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I often send an e-mail to multiple recipients. I dont want them to see to
> whom I have sent it also, just that specific recipient's name must appear
> in
> the "To:" subject
> . How do I set it up in Outlook express and in Office Outlook. Please
> help!
> W.Vosloo

On Mon, 7 Jan 2008 01:30:00 -0800, dotty
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I often send an e-mail to multiple recipients. I dont want them to see to
> whom I have sent it also, just that specific recipient's name must appear in
> the "To:" subject
> . How do I set it up in Outlook express and in Office Outlook. Please help!



The normal way to do this, in *any* E-mail client, is to send the
message to yourself, and include the list of recipients in the BCC
(blind carbon copy) field.


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