Probably, but if it's something you're going to do regularly, I'd
suggest opting for a mailing list, it's a whole lot easier.
But, I'd suggest using the bcc field, not the to field.
Nothing irritates me more than receiving a message with headers a
mile long. I rarely read them, they usually wind up in the recycle
bin regardless of who they're from. I'm not a fan of scrolling
through all that crap. Of course, on the mac that's not a problem,
since the headers are separate from the body of the message. What a
life saver that one is.
Now I can actually read the messages from my sister sometimes, since
she's notorious for doing this exact thing. She still forwards loads
of junk with three pages of forwards, and those I won't read
regardless, but her emails that originate from her that go to 50
people aren't much of a bother anymore (whew)
On Apr 10, 2006, at 3:39 PM, Jane Jordan (gmail) wrote:
Ok ... Ihave a bout fifty people I need to get an email out to.
I have all of the addresses with commas between them in the
distribution file. Can I simply paste the file into the to field
and trust it to send to all?
Jane
