Kind of a random scenario. We have an email blast that we send out weekly, the user who sends it out uses an iPad only. We have a list of the email addresses, is there way to save all the contact emails and send them the blast (we'd like to keep the actual email addresses of the recipients hidden).
Thanks!
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arnold
8/22/2022 - Mon
arnold
Depending o the method, you could group all the addresses and anything placed in the bcc (blind carbon copy) the recipients will receive but would not be disclosed.
Now to setup your current mail to use Gmail or a different account as an example
Mail might be able to set up other email accounts with your email address and password,
Here's how to
Go to Settings > Mail > Accounts > Add Account.
If you see your email provider, tap it to add your account automatically. If you don't see your email provider, tap Other to add your account manually.
Here's how to>
set up and sync Apple, Google, Microsoft, and many other accounts right to your iPhone or iPad! http://www.imore.com/how-to-set-up-mail-contacts-calendars-iphone-ipad
Cobra25
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Arnold, he has all the emails, is there way to add them all as like one contact? That way when he sends an email, he can just hit BCC and then that contact and go ahead and send it out.
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arnold
Gush ally, within the settings of mail, contacts, you can enable which mail accounts have access to the iPad contacts...
I.e. You have multiple mail accounts, but the iPad contacts is not available in your preferred account that would be used to email these messages, check whether the iPad contacts are enabled for the email account in question.
Merete
you also have the guides I posted How to Set Up Contacts for Group Mailing in iOS Mail
if your not bothered to manually do it one by one there is an app
The group mail app is designed for those iPad users who need frequently send Emails to many recipients. With the help of Group Mail HD, you can create and manage groups, and add or remove contacts from created groups. Of course, the most importance is that the iPad app allows you to send a mail to a number of contacts without typing multiple Email addresses.
Group Mail HD iPad App price $1.99 http://iappsin.com/group-mail-hd-ipad-app.htm