How do i send an email blast without dosclosing everyone else ?

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Guest

How do i send an email blast w/out disclosing all the names??
When on vacation adn receive an email, how do i set uo so outlook
automatically emails sender back and advise "on vacation"

ALso i need to figure out how we can mail merge for example clients receive
the same letter but personalized??
 
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seth

i think you have 2 separate questions here
first, to send a mail to many addresses without showing the names, just put
the names in the bcc field in outlook
second, to have an auto reply when you are out of the office with a custom
message (i'm on vacation, or whatever) use the out of office assistant if
you are using exchange
if you are not using exchange, your ISP usually has a feature with your
account that you can manage your email settings from, but you'd have to
verify with them
 
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Guest

You can set up an Outlook rule to do the same thing as the ISP Autoreply.
Under Tools>Rules and Alerts, select New Rule. Start from a blank template
and tell Outlook to check the messages when they arrive. Click next. Select
'received in a specific date span'. Click on the hyperlink and type in the
date span of the holiday. Then on the next step, select 'reply with a
specific template'. Click the hyperlink and choose an Outlook template. You
can make your own if necessary. Then select Next, and Next again. Check Turn
on this rule, and click Finish. Then OK out of the Rules box.
One slight problem though. You need to make sure that the machine is on full
power running Outlook through the whole holiday. Anyway, hope this helps.
 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Unfortunately, the rule method will reply to legitimate mail and spammers
alike. Unless you don't mind confirming your address to the immediate
world, the ISP method is the better choice.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, jrothwell8 asked:

| You can set up an Outlook rule to do the same thing as the ISP
| Autoreply. Under Tools>Rules and Alerts, select New Rule. Start from
| a blank template and tell Outlook to check the messages when they
| arrive. Click next. Select 'received in a specific date span'. Click
| on the hyperlink and type in the date span of the holiday. Then on
| the next step, select 'reply with a specific template'. Click the
| hyperlink and choose an Outlook template. You can make your own if
| necessary. Then select Next, and Next again. Check Turn on this rule,
| and click Finish. Then OK out of the Rules box.
| One slight problem though. You need to make sure that the machine is
| on full power running Outlook through the whole holiday. Anyway, hope
| this helps.
|
| "seth" wrote:
|
|| i think you have 2 separate questions here
|| first, to send a mail to many addresses without showing the names,
|| just put the names in the bcc field in outlook
|| second, to have an auto reply when you are out of the office with a
|| custom message (i'm on vacation, or whatever) use the out of office
|| assistant if you are using exchange
|| if you are not using exchange, your ISP usually has a feature with
|| your account that you can manage your email settings from, but you'd
|| have to verify with them
||
|| ||| How do i send an email blast w/out disclosing all the names??
||| When on vacation adn receive an email, how do i set uo so outlook
||| automatically emails sender back and advise "on vacation"
|||
||| ALso i need to figure out how we can mail merge for example clients
||| receive
||| the same letter but personalized??
 
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Hi I am Dulal

Dear,

When I replay/forward any mail how can I highlight/hyperlink the earlier
sender's mail addresses, so that I can give the earlier details. I mean where
the mail was transfered and transfered.

If help me by details. Thanks in advance.



Best Regards,

Dulal Kumar Pramanik
(e-mail address removed)
 

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