Can anyone help me with a contact list for my e-mail which
does not disclose all recipients names.
I would like to send an e-mail regarding company
information to several people which answers questions, but
I don't want everyone to know who I am addressing it to.

You need enter the names under the Bcc option when you address the email. That way, each recipient will only see their own name, but the email will go to everyone.

Actually, the recipients won't see their own name in the To field. They
will only see what the sender puts there, if anything (some ISPs require
that you put at least one mail address in the To field). Most folks that
use the BCC option will put their own e-mail address in the To field. To
send the message individually to each recipient, you'd need to do a mail
merge.

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In news:5A34E36F-564D-4CBE-B744-(E-Mail Removed),
Beth wrote:

> You need enter the names under the Bcc option when you address the
> email. That way, each recipient will only see their own name, but
> the email will go to everyone.