Dec 1

How do I send email to a group but only show one recipients name?



I don’t want all email addresses showing when I send an email to lots of people at once. Do I combine all the addresses into one group?

Thanks!

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Date December 1st, 2009 Filed in Address Book & Calendar

2 Responses to “How do I send email to a group but only show one recipients name?”

  1. kwflamingo Says:
    December 4th, 2009 at 6:30 am

    I think if you make a group - only the group name will show - not individuals. Or you can always send bcc’s (blind copies) - that means no one can see who you sent the copies to.

  2. ♫ ₤íƒɛ Ɩʂ Å Ɗɑŋϲҽ ♫ Says:
    December 5th, 2009 at 4:50 pm

    Enter one address in the TO: line, all other addresses, seperated by a comma and a space, in the BCC: line. Or, using Yahoo! mail, enter ALL addresses, seperated by a comma and a space, in BCC. Leave TO and CC blank. All recipients will only see “From” name and “undisclosed-recipients”.

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