>Hi,.
>
>We have an e-mail list that we send batch e-mails to. Our list is now over
>a thousand people. My service provider says I have a one megabyte limit for
>e-mails, so I'm thinking I'm getting to the point where I need to break my
>list up and send a couple of smaller batches instead of one big one. Plus
>it is starting to move pretty slowly. Is htere some way to do this within
>ebase? Or is there a way I could at least start a seperate list for all
>future listees? Any thoughts?
Can't think of a way to get ebase to administer this, but a couple of
approaches occur to me:
One would be to flag two (or more) lists, email list 1, and email
list 2, the sum of which is your total list. You could juggle the
assignments of individuals to each list to keep a balance and have
each list below your maximum.
Another would be to paste the address list provided as the last step
in sending a batch email to a notepad file, and manually select part
of it for two (or more) identical emails.
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Dave Shaw Northwest Classics, Inc
tel: 206-954-7526 fax: 206-625-1338
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