Hi all,
On Saturday, September 18, 1999, 7:30:18 PM (-5 GMT), TBUDL scribbled:
LG> Hmmm, You might try this. Save your addressbook to a temp
LG> file. Open the temp file as your addressbook. Move all of the
LG> names into one group, create your message and address it to
LG> the group. No real elegant, but it will probably serve your
LG> needs.
LG> For the future however, you might want to go to
LG> http://www.netforward.com and get an e-mail address with them. It's a
LG> forwarding address (meaning any mail sent to it will be forwarded to
LG> whatever e-mail address you specify.) For example, my e-mail address
LG> of [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a permanent one. When I move or change
LG> ISPs, I don't have to notify anyone! All I need to do is go to
LG> Netforward's homepage and change the forwarded to e-mail address
LG> there.
LG> So how much does this service cost? Nothing, it's free. They used to
LG> append a two line string of text thanking you for using
LG> netforward.com, but I haven't seen it in any of my messages for a
LG> couple of months.
I keep all my personal addresses in a master list and then split
them up into groups so that I may mail to groups. I mail to a
group by simply opening the address book, selecting the group
which I wish to send mail to all it's members and then hitting
the create a message button. You may create group specific
templates as well. Really fancy stuff here. :)
If I wish to inform everyone of a change of address, I select the
master list and hit the 'create message' button.
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Regards,
-=Ali=- [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
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