Andrews, Julie <[email protected]> wrote on 5/20/09 3:41 PM:
> I¹m using 08 not sure what version you¹re using.
>
> Do a reply all (as if you were going to reply to all but don¹t). Click in
> the To field of that reply email so you can get to the address area.
>
> Then from the File menu choose New Group (the group window comes up).
>
> Click on the first cc¹d person in that reply email, hold shift & click on
> the last cc¹d person (you have to click on the icon next to their
> name/address it doesn¹t work if you click on the name/address and not the
> icon.
>
> Once you have them all selected, just drag them into the new group window.
> When you go to close that group window it will ask you to save it.
>
> Hope that¹s what you¹re looking for.
Another way is to take the incoming mail (with all the TO names), and hit
"Forward".
Entourage (2004, in my case) puts all the previous email addresses into the
body of the new message.
I copied them all, pasted them into MS Word, and then did a Replace...
,[space] (just a space, no brackets, no word)
With
[paragraph return] (literally ^p no brackets)
This gave me an email list, which I could use for whatever purposed.
The email addresses in this new list are <surrounded by chevrons>, so you
might need to do a Replace... for those, too.
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