Thanks to all who responded so quickly & so concisely, clearly, I need to go blind--as in Blind Carbon Copy.
I think what had me confused was > One other option is to create a group and select "don't show addresses when > sending to group". I knew I had seen that option at some point, but looking at the usual preferential suspects, I couldn't find it. Thanks again. > Entourage X for Mac 10.1.4 >> >> When I send a message to a number of recipients, how do I control whether or >> not each person is able to see the other recipients? >> >> Is there a difference between adding multiple recipients in the "To" list >> vs. the "Cc" list? >> > > The "To:" field and the "CC:" addressees can all see each other; it's the > addressees in the "BCC:: field that can't be seen by others. > > Recall what the names of these fields mean; "To:" is rather obvious, "CC:" > stand for 'carbon copy', and "BCC:" stands for 'blind carbon copy'. > > My personal convention is that I put people in the "To:" field from whom I > expect action as a result of the e-mail, and people in the "CC:" field who > just need to know what's going on. > > "BCC:" is often used when you don't want to broadcast the list of > recipients. -- Thomas S. England Decatur GA 30030 Photojournalism Portfolio: http://englandphoto.com/portfolio/ -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
