Re: Contiuation symbol for long lines in a macro

2015-06-05 Thread Leonard S. Berkowitz 
On Thursday, June 4, 2015, 10:48:10 PM, you (tbudl@thebat.dutaint.com) wrote:

 would this help?

in ADDRESS BOOK -- group name -- new message

 %to=
 %bcc=name of handle of that group list

Looks good. Thanks.

Leonard
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Contiuation symbol for long lines in a macro

2015-06-04 Thread Leonard S. Berkowitz 
When I send e-mail to a group, I like to put the names and addresses
in the BCC: pane to maintain the privacy of the recipients. Now when I
click on the name of the group in my address book and the click on the
Create new message icon, the name of the list appears in the To:
pane. I then have to cut the list name in the To: pane and paste it
into the BCC: pane. Sometimes, I forget sigh.

I could use $BCC=recipients but

1. The list of recipients can be very long, so: what is the
continuation symbol to wrap the lines without adding a space

and

2. If I add or remove name from the list group, I will also have to
maintain the template. Is there any way that I can assign a value to a
variable that will contain all of the current addresses of the members
of the group?

Thanks.

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Re: Contiuation symbol for long lines in a macro

2015-06-04 Thread bunker 
When I send e-mail to a group, I like to put the names and addresses
in the BCC: pane to maintain the privacy of the recipients. Now when I
click on the name of the group in my address book and the click on the
Create new message icon, the name of the list appears in the To:
pane. I then have to cut the list name in the To: pane and paste it
into the BCC: pane. Sometimes, I forget sigh.

I could use $BCC=recipients but

1. The list of recipients can be very long, so: what is the
continuation symbol to wrap the lines without adding a space

and

2. If I add or remove name from the list group, I will also have to
maintain the template. Is there any way that I can assign a value to a
variable that will contain all of the current addresses of the members
of the group?

+++

hi

would this help?

in ADDRESS BOOK -- group name -- new message

%to=
%bcc=name of handle of that group list


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vernon



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