[quoted text, click to view] On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 11:34:43 +0200, "piotr" <ksswd@poczta.fm> wrote:
>The question is : Is it possible using CDO ?
>Apparently it isn't ...
Sure it is. But this isn't a CDO programming group. Check the CDO
documentation on MSDN or ask in a scripting group appropriate to what
you're using. The simplest method is to populate the BCC field with
all the addresses, but it's not a mailing list. And CDO isn't a
mailing list manager, it's an object that can be used to create mail
messages. If you want the "look" on your messages of a mailing list
manager, then create your messages with that look.
Jeff
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>> On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 17:09:55 +0200, "piotr" <ksswd@poczta.fm> wrote:
>>
>> >I'm trying to send an email using CDO.Message and CDO.Configuration
>objects.
>> >CDO.Configuration is configured to send emails using smtp server. I'd
>like
>> >to imitate email list - so I want to send that email to all members (for
>> >example to three addresses). But I also want to have only one address
>(list)
>> >in Msg.To field in message header.
>> >Any ideas?
>>
>> Obvious answer: Use a mailing list program, that's it's job.
>>
>> Less obvious: Try an existing script or app. See aspin.com for some
>> possibilities.
>>
>> Jeff
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