Gmail says it requires the imported file to be in .csv format. I have
tried several variations, none of which has worked.
Since I am sending to a list containing only a number (about 50) of
addresses, I thought I could make a text file of the form
name1@place1.com
name2@place2.com
which doesn't have any commas in it, but the entries are separated by
line breaks. This was not acceptable to gmail.
So I tried
name1@place1.com,name2@place2.com
but got the same result.
Does the file extent matter? I tried file.txt as well as file.csv. No
success either way.
I haven't yet faced the problem of sending my message as BCC.
I'm running Windows XP, Home.
bob.margulies@gmail.com - 04 Jan 2006 05:14 GMT
I have, red-facedly, to explain why there are 4 submissions above. When
I tried to post the first time, I got a message that there were server
problems, try again in 30 seconds. So I tried several times, and
finally got accepted. Little did I suspect that all of the tries were
going to be accepted.
Not entirely my fault.
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 04 Jan 2006 09:28 GMT
Even so, none of the posts has anything to do with Outlook.

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>I have, red-facedly, to explain why there are 4 submissions above. When
> I tried to post the first time, I got a message that there were server
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>
> Not entirely my fault.