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Can I control what the recipient sees in a distribution list email
I'll need to restate the question, since I'm unsure of the terminology -
actually it's a two-part question. Here goes. Part 1) Say I have one hundred people in a distribution list, that I want to send a boiler-plate email to. For confidentiality purposes, I don't want one person knowing who the other persons are. Can I set the email transmission to show (at the recipient's end) only the recipients email address and name (and noone else's). Part 2) if the answer is yes, then can I customize each email to show the person's name (in the same fashion as I would do in a mail merge)? I'm using Vista Operating System & Outlook Vers. 7. Thanks, AS |
Can I control what the recipient sees in a distribution list email
Use the Bcc field and put in the names of the recipients. The ones receiving it will
not see the other peoples names -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "arnie582" wrote in message ... I'll need to restate the question, since I'm unsure of the terminology - actually it's a two-part question. Here goes. Part 1) Say I have one hundred people in a distribution list, that I want to send a boiler-plate email to. For confidentiality purposes, I don't want one person knowing who the other persons are. Can I set the email transmission to show (at the recipient's end) only the recipients email address and name (and noone else's). Part 2) if the answer is yes, then can I customize each email to show the person's name (in the same fashion as I would do in a mail merge)? I'm using Vista Operating System & Outlook Vers. 7. Thanks, AS |
Can I control what the recipient sees in a distribution list email
You need to use the BCC field for the distribution list if you want to hide
the addresses. You can't customize the mails using a dl, you'd need to do a mail merge, which might be a good idea anyway. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com/ Outlook Tips by email: EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange: Poll: What version of Outlook do you use? http://forums.slipstick.com/showthread.php?t=27072 "arnie582" wrote in message ... I'll need to restate the question, since I'm unsure of the terminology - actually it's a two-part question. Here goes. Part 1) Say I have one hundred people in a distribution list, that I want to send a boiler-plate email to. For confidentiality purposes, I don't want one person knowing who the other persons are. Can I set the email transmission to show (at the recipient's end) only the recipients email address and name (and noone else's). Part 2) if the answer is yes, then can I customize each email to show the person's name (in the same fashion as I would do in a mail merge)? I'm using Vista Operating System & Outlook Vers. 7. Thanks, AS |
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