Hi Danny, glad I was able to help.

I came here a few months ago and received help for my problem, by reading
previous post discovered there was much I could learn, now drop in often to
continued my education.

Thanks for your reply,
Ken

"Danny" wrote in message
...
| Hi Ken,
| We finally resolved this thing, thanks to your detailed explanation. The
| reason it never worked for me was that I always use the auto complete, so
as
| soon as I put in a letter or two the group name comes up, but then it
won't
| open with the names or addy's after saving to the drafts folder. As soon
as I
| went to select recipients everything worked as you guys have said. Hope
| these details help someone else.
| By the way, I'm new here and was wondering if you people were somehow
| attached to Microsoft or just folks like me. Thanks for your help.
|
| "Ken" wrote:
|
| Hi Danny,
|
| I have OE 6.
|
| What Michael wrote is similar to what I do to remove a group member
before
| sending.
|
| Example:
|
| Create email including subject line, clicking To: brings up address book
| recipients dialog window where I add my group and click OK, group name
| appears in the To: field, click the X in the upper right hand corner of
the
| message window and click YES when asked to save the message.
|
| Then go to DRAFTS folder, select message, the group name is gone from
the
| To: field and replaced by all members.
|
| Double click to open message, click To:, now all members appear in
address
| book recipients dialog, scroll, select and right click the member to
remove,
| click Ok, click Send.
|
| Ken
|
| "Danny" wrote in message
| ...
|
| | All my groups have more than one name as the word itself implies,
| otherwise
| | there wouldn't be any need to have the group in the first place. I
don't
| get
| | any personal names at all, just the name of the group that I put in
before
| it
| | was sent to drafts. So you guys are both telling me that you have the
| latest
| | OE 6 and are able to accomplish this feat? Is that correct.
| |
| | "Ron Sommer" wrote:
| |
| | If the group name only has one address, then the name is all that
you
| will
| | see.
| | Click on the Address Book and insert a group name.
| | --
| | Ron Sommer
| |
| | "Danny" wrote in message
| | ...
| | : Are you sure we're talking the latest version of OE 6? My group
name
| is
| | still
| | : there no matter what I do, unless I'm missing something here.
| | :
| | : "Michael Santovec" wrote:
| | :
| | : There's a trick to sending to some, but not all, of the members
of a
| | : group in Outlook Express.
| | : - Start the mail as usual and enter the group in the TO (or CC
or
| BCC)
| | : field.
| | : - But instead of sending the message, click the X in the upper
right
|
| | : hand corner of the message window and click YES when asked if
you
| want
| | : to save the message.
| | : - Then go to your DRAFTS folder. You'll find the message there.
| Double
| | : click it to open in a message composition window.
| | : - You'll find that the group name has been replaced by the list
of
| | : e-mail addresses. You can highlight and delete the unwanted
one.
| Also
| | : delete the extra semicolon that is left over for separating that
| name
| | : for the adjacent one.
| | : - You can now send the message as normal.
| | :
| | :
| | : --
| | :
| | : Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm
| | :
| | :
| | : "Danny" wrote in message
| | : ...
| | : When sending to a group, is there any way to produce the +
along
| with
| | : it as
| | : Outlook and some other mail clients do. I really would like to
be
| able
| | : to
| | : somehow expand any particular group where as I can then remove
| certain
| | : names
| | : from the group such as the person who sent it to me. Thanks
for
| any
| | : help!
| | :
| | :
| | :
| |
| |
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