That's what the BCC field is for. What else did you think you needed?

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Russ Valentine
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> In sending emails out there are times when I would prefer that not
> everyone
> see the distribution list. I know I can use BCC but it seems like there
> should be a way to use the TO: field. TIA
Do an email merge and then each name is in the Too field.
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sending emails out there are times when I would prefer that not everyone
> see the distribution list. I know I can use BCC but it seems like there
> should be a way to use the TO: field. TIA
AlSchultz - 25 Nov 2004 07:19 GMT
If you already have a distribution group set up in Outlook, all you need to
do is stick the group in the bcc field. IN the Select Names window scroll
down to your group, click on it tohighlight it and then click on bcc. Each
member of that group will get your e-mail without any knowledge of the other
recipients.
> Do an email merge and then each name is in the Too field.
>
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> > see the distribution list. I know I can use BCC but it seems like there
> > should be a way to use the TO: field. TIA
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 25 Nov 2004 11:19 GMT
But you can't use a DL in a mail merge.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
> Do an email merge and then each name is in the Too field.
>
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>> see the distribution list. I know I can use BCC but it seems like there
>> should be a way to use the TO: field. TIA