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September 6th, 2005, 04:01 PM
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Distribution Lists
" Put the DL in the BCC field instead of the To or Cc field."
But if you do that, then don't you have to put something in the "To:" field in order to send it? 
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September 6th, 2005, 04:22 PM
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Distribution Lists
Generally, no. However if you company/isp server requires something in the
To field so it isn't treated as spam, I generally address it back to myself. (e.g. I would put something like this in the To field. Staff or Customer ) "Naddy CPA" Naddy wrote in message ... " Put the DL in the BCC field instead of the To or Cc field." But if you do that, then don't you have to put something in the "To:" field in order to send it?
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