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tommcintyre Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-27-04 05:57 PM
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48. NEED INPUT: "To Bcc or not Bcc - that is the question" ;+}
Sorry for the pun, I just couldn't help myself. ;~}

But, seriously, I'm not sure whether its better to direct people to use the "To: (with all visable), or "Bcc:" (none visable), and leave the TO blank (didn't know you could do that), or address it to one individual and BCC the rest. When I sent out a press release (to announce my web site)to over 13,000 media with a prog I have, it suggested I address to myself, and put everyone else in the Bcc.

At this point, I'm not sure whether I should instruct users to use the Bcc or To field. Feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks
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