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[roger]

I would like to know how to get rid of all the addresses
on the top of messages that are forwarded to me? once in
a blue moon I like to forward one of them but hate all
those addresses on top. I use Netscape Navigator.

 

[Rich Barry]

Roger, that's easy. Just select Forward and Highlight all the addresses
and choose delete. Or use the delete button on the
Keyboard.

 

[dev]

roger said:

I would like to know how to get rid of all the addresses
on the top of messages that are forwarded to me? once in
a blue moon I like to forward one of them but hate all
those addresses on top. I use Netscape Navigator.

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[Roger]

When I highlight the addresses and hit delete
it erases the whole message!

 

[Jim Macklin]

1. Click the reply button.
2 On the newly opened reply email, select some or all the
email address you want to delete.
3 Use the backspace or delete key to delete the highlight
items.

I think you're trying on the email in your inbox.



message | When I highlight the addresses and hit delete
| it erases the whole message!
| >-----Original Message-----
| > Roger, that's easy. Just select Forward and
| Highlight all the addresses
| >and choose delete. Or use the delete button on the
| > Keyboard.
| message
| >| >> I would like to know how to get rid of all the
| addresses
| >> on the top of messages that are forwarded to me? once
| in
| >> a blue moon I like to forward one of them but hate all
| >> those addresses on top. I use Netscape Navigator.
| >>
| >
| >
| >.
| >

 

[Darrell]

He meant you should first hit Reply and THEN delete some of the addressees.
I encourage my friends to add those extra addresses as BCC (Blind Carbon
Copy). That way the entire list isn't being sent to everyone. Makes it
easy for spammers to get email addresses.