hiding multiple addresses in out gioing mail

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I need to send out a leter or two now and then . I do not
wish for all my recipients to see who else I have sent the
letter to.(business purposes).
How do I send out one letter one time and still hide or
supress the listing of all the other recipients?
I use Outlook Express but I suspect it world be the same
methos in Outlook.
 
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I need to send out a leter or two now and then . I do not
wish for all my recipients to see who else I have sent the
letter to.(business purposes).
How do I send out one letter one time and still hide or
supress the listing of all the other recipients?
I use Outlook Express but I suspect it world be the same
methos in Outlook.
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List the recipients in the Bcc (blind carbon copy) field. If you don't
see a field for Bcc in which to enter the recipients, you'll have to
enable the option to display it. In Outlook 2002, it's under the View
menu when composing a new message.
 
Hi...
Sorry to bother you

Did you figure this problem out....I have this same question and have no idea what to do.

I would really appreciate if you could help me.

Thank you

Dominique

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I need to send out a leter or two now and then . I do not
wish for all my recipients to see who else I have sent the
letter to.(business purposes).
How do I send out one letter one time and still hide or
supress the listing of all the other recipients?
I use Outlook Express but I suspect it world be the same
methos in Outlook.
 
Hi...
Sorry to bother you

Did you figure this problem out....I have this same question and have no idea what to do.

I would really appreciate if you could help me.

Thank you

Dominique

----- (e-mail address removed) wrote: -----

I need to send out a leter or two now and then . I do not
wish for all my recipients to see who else I have sent the
letter to.(business purposes).
How do I send out one letter one time and still hide or
supress the listing of all the other recipients?
I use Outlook Express but I suspect it world be the same
methos in Outlook.
Click to expand...
Put all of your recipients in the BCC: field, rather than the To: field. If
you like, you can put your own address in the To: field so that the term
'Undisclosed Recipients' does not appear there on all of your recipient's
copies.
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