I'm using Outlook 2000 Internet Only in XP and can't find the answer to my
question in "Help." I wonder if I might ask it here? I've built a group of
about fifty individuals in my Contacts - just as a Group. I want to mail
them something and not have individual e-mail addresses show. When I compose
my letter only the Group Title appears in the To space. Is that all the
recipients will see too? I don't want them to see all the e-mail addresses
and don't want to send until I'm sure that's all they'll see - the Group
Title that is. Many of you must know. My thanks for your anticipated
response. Denzil.

they will see the addresses unless you put the group in the BCC field. You
can a contact named group_name and use your email address and put in the to
field so it doesn't look like spam.

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"Denzil Hathway" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm using Outlook 2000 Internet Only in XP and can't find the answer to my
> question in "Help." I wonder if I might ask it here? I've built a group of
> about fifty individuals in my Contacts - just as a Group. I want to mail
> them something and not have individual e-mail addresses show. When I
> compose my letter only the Group Title appears in the To space. Is that
> all the recipients will see too? I don't want them to see all the e-mail
> addresses and don't want to send until I'm sure that's all they'll see -
> the Group Title that is. Many of you must know. My thanks for your
> anticipated response. Denzil.
>