Robin Williams Cool Mac Apps. A guide to iLife '05, .Mac, and more.
You can make a Group in the Address Book, which not only helps organize your address list, but also acts as a mailing list; that is, you can send an email message to the Group name and the one message will go to everyone in that list. You can put the same contact name in more than one list. To make a Group mailing list
"All" contains the name of every person in every Group, as well as those who are in no Group at all. Each Group actually contains "aliases" to the one address card. Mary Ellen is now in the "All" list, as well as in the "SFFAI" Group. You can put the same person in any number of Groups. Shortcut to make a Group
Here's an even faster way to make a Group:
Delete a contact name from a Group
First select the Group name, then select the contact name and hit the Delete key. When you delete a Name from a Group, it is not deleted from the "All" list. You will be asked to confirm your action. Send email to an entire Group
Once you've made a Group mailing list, you can send a message to everyone in that list simply by sending the email to the Group name. To send an email message simultaneously to every person in a Group
That's allwrite your letter, send it, and it will go to everyone in the Group. If you see a list of all the individual names of the Group instead of the Group name, see below. Suppress the address list when sending mail to a Group
It's polite to suppress the address list when sending to a Group. For one thing, it's really annoying to have to scroll through a long list of addresses to get to the message. For another, some people don't want their private email address broadcast to everyone else on the list. To suppress the Group list of addresses
|