This question popped up here the other day and this is what I figured
out you can do:

Prior to using Exchange Tasks to "Hide Membership", go to the Security
tab -> Advanced on the group and set List Contents permissions for
Authenticated Users to Deny.  Then hide your group membership using
Exchange Tasks.  You should still be able send e-mail to the list, but
no one can view membership or use the plus sign to expand the list.
Users will get an unclear message why it fails when they try to expand
it, but you can still send e-mail to it and Exchange can still expand to
send to the members.

Not sure if this is the "right" way, but I do know it works.

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Wahlers
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 9:41 AM
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Subject: Hide group memberships?

My boss's boss just wandered in to ask if there is a way to set up a
group in Exchange 2003 in such a way that when you send to it, nobody
can see the list of members? Other than putting the group in BCC line, I
don't know of a way, since folks can always click the Plus sign next to
the group name and expand the members.

-- 
Larry Wahlers
Concordia Technologies
The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
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