Can you hide the senders address when sending e-mail to groups?

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Does anyone know if this is possible without reading 50 pages of information?
 
Put the addresses in the BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) field of the mail header.
 
Russ said:
Put the addresses in the BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) field of the mail header.
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The OP wants to know how to hide the *senders* address, not the
*recipients* !
 
Chris said:
Does anyone know if this is possible without reading 50 pages of information?
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If you hide the *senders* address, how will your recipients reply to you?
 
Yes, I see that now. I've never seen anyone ask a question like that, so
it blew right past me.
That of course is impossible, as it should be. There is no legitimate
reason to do that.
 
Russ said:
Yes, I see that now. I've never seen anyone ask a question like that, so
it blew right past me.
That of course is impossible, as it should be. There is no legitimate
reason to do that.
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That's what I thought - how would the recipients reply?
 
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