I use Windows Mail (which is effectively Outlook Express) in Windows Vista. I
have various groups set up in my Contacts list. Occasionally I need to send
an email to a particular group, but excluding one of its members. When I put
the group name in the To: box, is there some way of expanding the group name
into individual names so I can delete one of them?

A not-so-high-tech workaround.
Remove the contact name from the group first, then enter the group name on
the TO column. Send.
Go back to your contact group, re-enter the name via New Contact.
t-4-2


"Godfrey" <Godfrey@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I use Windows Mail (which is effectively Outlook Express) in Windows
> Vista. I
> have various groups set up in my Contacts list. Occasionally I need to
> send
> an email to a particular group, but excluding one of its members. When I
> put
> the group name in the To: box, is there some way of expanding the group
> name
> into individual names so I can delete one of them?
>
>

Windows Live Mail automatically expands the Group into its individual
members when you put it on the To line. You are welcome to upgrade
to Windows Live Mail: http://download.live.com/wlmail

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"Godfrey" <Godfrey@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:501BCCB8-D113-4F7A-8D03-EA848B5A8D1B@xxxxxx

>I use Windows Mail (which is effectively Outlook Express) in Windows Vista. I
> have various groups set up in my Contacts list. Occasionally I need to send
> an email to a particular group, but excluding one of its members. When I put
> the group name in the To: box, is there some way of expanding the group name
> into individual names so I can delete one of them?
>
>