Dave Shaw has offered two very good approaches, and the second one
seems to be the simplest of the two.
Another way would be to add one step to the selection process and do
the search twice. The extra step would be to find half the names by
using a range--such as last names beginning with A thru L, and last
names beginning with M thru Z. You could do the same thing using
other fields such as record number, zip code, and so on.
At 3:33 PM -0700 4/9/01, Dave Shaw wrote:
>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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