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August 10th 06, 04:17 AM
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Is it possible to extract members from a group to send an email to? I have a
very large group and I only want to send an email to a small portion. These email addresses are not part of the main contact list, they only exist in the group. 
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August 10th 06, 04:21 AM
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"Nittany77" wrote in message
... Is it possible to extract members from a group to send an email to? I have a very large group and I only want to send an email to a small portion. These email addresses are not part of the main contact list, they only exist in the group. Nope but you cancreate a smaller group using only those people.
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August 10th 06, 04:27 AM
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How do I create the group other than retyping the addresses? I can't seem to
copy and paste them. "DGuess" wrote: "Nittany77" wrote in message ... Is it possible to extract members from a group to send an email to? I have a very large group and I only want to send an email to a small portion. These email addresses are not part of the main contact list, they only exist in the group. Nope but you cancreate a smaller group using only those people.
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August 10th 06, 05:17 AM
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In the Address Book, View, check Folders and Groups.
Expand the folders until you can highlight a group. Now the group members will show in the right pane. Hold down the Control key and left click on several addresses. Control + C Create a new group. OK Highlight the group in the left pane, right click in the right pane, Control + V. -- Ron Sommer "Nittany77" wrote in message ... : How do I create the group other than retyping the addresses? I can't seem to : copy and paste them. : : "DGuess" wrote: : : "Nittany77" wrote in message : ... : Is it possible to extract members from a group to send an email to? I : have a : very large group and I only want to send an email to a small portion. : These : email addresses are not part of the main contact list, they only exist in : the : group. : : : Nope but you cancreate a smaller group using only those people. : : : :
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August 11th 06, 02:10 AM
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Outlook Express Group
When I click on the group name in the left pane, the names do not show up in
the right pane. Is this because they are not part of the main contacts? "Ron Sommer" wrote: In the Address Book, View, check Folders and Groups. Expand the folders until you can highlight a group. Now the group members will show in the right pane. Hold down the Control key and left click on several addresses. Control + C Create a new group. OK Highlight the group in the left pane, right click in the right pane, Control + V. -- Ron Sommer "Nittany77" wrote in message ... : How do I create the group other than retyping the addresses? I can't seem to : copy and paste them. : : "DGuess" wrote: : : "Nittany77" wrote in message : ... : Is it possible to extract members from a group to send an email to? I : have a : very large group and I only want to send an email to a small portion. : These : email addresses are not part of the main contact list, they only exist in : the : group. : : : Nope but you cancreate a smaller group using only those people. : : : :
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August 11th 06, 01:09 PM
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Outlook Express Group
Are you using the left click?
You just want to highlight the group. -- Ron Sommer "Nittany77" wrote in message ... : When I click on the group name in the left pane, the names do not show up in : the right pane. Is this because they are not part of the main contacts? : : "Ron Sommer" wrote: : : In the Address Book, View, check Folders and Groups. : Expand the folders until you can highlight a group. : Now the group members will show in the right pane. : Hold down the Control key and left click on several addresses. : Control + C : Create a new group. OK : Highlight the group in the left pane, right click in the right pane, Control : + V. : -- : Ron Sommer : : "Nittany77" wrote in message : ... : : How do I create the group other than retyping the addresses? I can't seem : to : : copy and paste them. : : : : "DGuess" wrote: : : : : "Nittany77" wrote in message : : ... : : Is it possible to extract members from a group to send an email to? I : : have a : : very large group and I only want to send an email to a small portion. : : These : : email addresses are not part of the main contact list, they only exist : in : : the : : group. : : : : : : Nope but you cancreate a smaller group using only those people. : : : : : : : : : :
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August 15th 06, 04:09 AM
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"Nittany77" ... When I click on the group name in the left pane, the names do not show up in the right pane. Is this because they are not part of the main contacts? "Ron Sommer" wrote: In the Address Book, View, check Folders and Groups. Expand the folders until you can highlight a group. Now the group members will show in the right pane. Hold down the Control key and left click on several addresses. Control + C Create a new group. OK Highlight the group in the left pane, right click in the right pane, Control + V. -- Ron Sommer "Nittany77" wrote in message ... : How do I create the group other than retyping the addresses? I can't seem to : copy and paste them. : : "DGuess" wrote: : : "Nittany77" wrote in message : ... : Is it possible to extract members from a group to send an email to? I : have a : very large group and I only want to send an email to a small portion. : These : email addresses are not part of the main contact list, they only exist in : the : group. : : : Nope but you cancreate a smaller group using only those people. : : : :
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August 10th 06, 06:03 AM
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What Ron said will work. If you can't copy and paste from there try
dragging and dropping into the new group. DIV"Nittany77" > wrote in message .../DIV How do I create the group other than retyping the addresses? I can't seem to copy and paste them. "DGuess" wrote: "Nittany77" wrote in message ... Is it possible to extract members from a group to send an email to? I have a very large group and I only want to send an email to a small portion. These email addresses are not part of the main contact list, they only exist in the group. Nope but you cancreate a smaller group using only those people.
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