Thank you for your suggestions. I'm afraid that Vista's method of selecting
individual names within a 'group' is a step or two backwards from XP.
"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
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> One way is to select the group, then close the message, which will
> prompt you to save it. Do so. Now open that message in the Drafts
> folder where you will be able to edit the expanded group.
>
> Another option is to upgrade to Windows Live Mail because its
> groups can be expanded and edited on the To line of he message
> being composed..
> http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview
>
> Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
>
>
> "Mike" <Mike@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:5EDD0B64-1CD5-4CCD-B2F3-2F3C7D1BBF64@xxxxxx Quote:
> > In Windows XP’s Outlook Express address book I could have separate folders
> > under the ‘Main Identity’ heading. The folders would have names like
> > ‘Genealogy’ or ‘Church Staff’. In those folders would be email addresses.
> > So, when I composed an email I could pick and choose which names to send a
> > message. This is very convenient because I have several hundred email
> > addresses I need a way to separate out groups of them. I’m now using Windows
> > Vista’s Mail and can’t seem to find a way to have individual groups of
> > addresses where I can pick and choose the names to send messages. I can see
> > how to make ‘Groups’, but the email program will only send messages to all
> > the names in the group. How do I set it up to be able to pick and choose who
> > to send messages to?
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