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Address Book / Contact question
Hi, I have a very basic email / address book question. I have found this in various versions of Outlook and in Apple Mail. When I have a contact or address book entry with more than one email address, I can usually give each individual email address a custom label, such as a person's name, or I can just pick from the stock labels "Home" "Work" "Other", etc. However, when I create a new email message and choose multiple addresses from the same contact / address book entry, they all appear in the "To:" field with the same label, the name of the contact itself.
Usually I have a business client, and the contact for that client will have multiple people's email address in it. It would be nice if those addresses would show up in the email as the specific label for that address and not the contact itself, making them all appear the same. Is there a way to do this, or perhaps there is a better way to handle such contacts?
Thanks!
Usually I have a business client, and the contact for that client will have multiple people's email address in it. It would be nice if those addresses would show up in the email as the specific label for that address and not the contact itself, making them all appear the same. Is there a way to do this, or perhaps there is a better way to handle such contacts?
Thanks!
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