> You have to use also a dot,example user1@xxx .,user2@xxx,leaving
> one space between the addresses
No...
You use "." to indicate the current mailbox, and separate them all with a comma (I
don't use a space, but you probably can use one if you want).
For example:
"[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]" would send a copy to both those addresses, and not
leave a local copy.
".,[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]" would send a copy to both those addresses, and
leave a local copy on the server.
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-Scott
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