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      23rd Mar 2007
I want to send out newsletters to my clients with outlook express in 1 email
to everyone but i do not want the clients to see each others email adresses.
I believe that this is called mailshots ? How can i do this ? I step by step
guide would be grately appreciated.
 
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      23rd Mar 2007
Since Outlook Express is part of Internet Explorer, you'll have to post in
an OE newsgroup here:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/...s/default.mspx

From there, choose your version of OE.

Microsoft Outlook is part of Microsoft Office. Outlook and Outlook Express
are not related. You'll get a better answer from the OE experts in that
newsgroup.

PS you can always use the BCC option
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Kathleen Orland
Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
http://www.howto-outlook.com/



"Damian Barrington" wrote:

> I want to send out newsletters to my clients with outlook express in 1 email
> to everyone but i do not want the clients to see each others email adresses.
> I believe that this is called mailshots ? How can i do this ? I step by step
> guide would be grately appreciated.

 
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