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I can't get that to work. &nbsp;Check out <a href="http://www.ionline.net/~jlewis/wwbl/menu.html" rel="ugc">http://www.ionline.net/~jlewis/wwbl/menu.html</a>&nbsp;to see my link. &nbsp;It only takes the first email address.<br />

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I can't get that to work.  Check out http://www.ionline.net/~jlewis/wwbl/menu.html [http://www.ionline.net/~jlewis/wwbl/menu.html] to see my link.  It only takes the first email address.


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The link works right for me; I get all the email addresses. &nbsp;What browser are you using? &nbsp;I'm using netscape 4.0<br />
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The link works right for me; I get all the email addresses.  What browser are you using?  I'm using netscape 4.0



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I'm using IE 3.02. &nbsp;Great, maybe it only works for the new browsers.<br />

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I'm using IE 3.02.  Great, maybe it only works for the new browsers.


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I'd like to have a link where people can send an email to multiple addresses for my fantasy baseball league. &nbsp;How can I make a link where it will send to all addresses? &nbsp;I tried mailto but it doesn't like that, or maybe I did it wrong. &nbsp;Any suggestions?
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I'd like to have a link where people can send an email to multiple addresses for my fantasy baseball league.  How can I make a link where it will send to all addresses?  I tried mailto but it doesn't like that, or maybe I did it wrong.  Any suggestions?

Multiple email addresses in mailto:, any way?

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