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Andyc First I have a couple of questions for you.<br />
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First, What E-Mail Software are you using. &nbsp;<br />
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Second, How are you connected to the web. &nbsp;e.g aol, prodigy<br />
ect.<br />
ed.<br />

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Andyc First I have a couple of questions for you.

First, What E-Mail Software are you using.  

Second, How are you connected to the web.  e.g aol, prodigy
ect.
ed.


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Current e-mail software we use is MS Outlook, via Demon to send and IBM to receive. We have a server in the office to handle all the mail boxes<br />

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Current e-mail software we use is MS Outlook, via Demon to send and IBM to receive. We have a server in the office to handle all the mail boxes


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If Outlook Express supports the bcc feature, and I believe it<br />
does, you can put your email addresses there and none of the<br />
recipients will see who is getting the mail. &nbsp;To: and CC: addresses are visible to recipients, but not BCC: addresses<br />

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If Outlook Express supports the bcc feature, and I believe it
does, you can put your email addresses there and none of the
recipients will see who is getting the mail.  To: and CC: addresses are visible to recipients, but not BCC: addresses


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We are an international trade association. We have a weekly news letter to send via e-mail. We need to mail each member individually without a full list of addresses being seen by everyone
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We are an international trade association. We have a weekly news letter to send via e-mail. We need to mail each member individually without a full list of addresses being seen by everyone

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