Re: more on my trekker AB/group

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hi Deborah.

At 10:22 AM on Tuesday, July 23, 2002 you wrote the
following about [more on my trekker AB/group]:

DW> Now I need to extract the info from that group & send it as some sort
DW> of file to another person - a plain-text file or a Word or Excel file
DW> would do - anything as long as it's readable by someone else who
DW> doesn't use TB.

  Open AB
  Open Group
  cursor in list [select all ]
  Export To [select 'Export Selection']
  Change file type to txt
  Select location, press 

  HTH

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more on my trekker AB/group

[Deborah W]

Okay, okay, so I gave in to all of you & made the trekker AB a group
in the personal AB insteadLOL

Now I need to extract the info from that group & send it as some sort
of file to another person - a plain-text file or a Word or Excel file
would do - anything as long as it's readable by someone else who
doesn't use TB.

I've tried creating a csv & a tdf, but both select the entire AB - I
only want the Trekker group. I need to be able to choose which fields
are included in the file I send to. Can I create a file that will do
this? Or alternatively, can I put the information from the AB into the
body of an email? How?

TIA
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Filtering on an AB group

[Joseph N.]

I have a filter set up with a particular domain name in the headers as
the string which triggers the action.  I also have an address group
set up, with the members all having that domain name in their email
addresses.  I've discovered that the filter is not triggered when the
AB group nickname appears in the To: field.  (The short nickname does
not contain the domain name.)  Is there any reason for the program to
operate this way?  I can make the nickname an alternative rule, but if
that's the workaround, then one should consider that possibility when
creating AB nicknames so there's no unintended filtering action when
the text string appears in a different context.

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AB group order

[Joseph N.]

[1.60q] How can the order of groups be changed within a particular
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How send msg to ab group?

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Well i know i've asked this before, but i didn't get the hang of the
answer so i'll try again. I wonder how i send a message to an entire
address book group from the message editor? ctrl-+ doesn't seem to
help. Ok I have the group in question in my favorites menu, but if i
didn't have it there, how am i to go about then?
Thanks for all help.

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Re: TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

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On Wed, 7 Feb 2001 07:53:17 -0500, Jan thoughtfully wrote the
following:

Allie>> You say that you copy the message to an HTML document. You
Allie>> could have the message copied to the document automatically,
Allie>> so that all you need to do is open the HTML document with your
Allie>> HTML editor.

JR> Ahhh, That would be neat. Alas my BBB (Bouvier Bulletin Board) is
JR> set up with frames
JR> (http://www.bogartsdaddy.com/bouvier/bulletinboard) & so the new
JR> text would have to be placed on the page but I'll keep that trick
JR> in mind.

In the filter actions, there's an option to save the message to file.
You can define the filename and the format of the saved message using
the provided template.

 «--snip--»
JR>>> Also I'm not sure I understand the difference between using a
JR>>> "(forced) Reading Confirmation" v using an "Auto Reply" unless
JR>>> Auto Reply is supposed to be totally automated & doesn't allow
JR>>> for a hot-keyed filter to force it.

Allie>> Come to think of it, either way can be used via a hot key.

JR> Putting a hot key aside, I still don't understant what the
JR> difference is between these two options?

The only real difference is in the subject header. The read
confirmation will have 'Reading confirmation receipt', while the
auto-reply will have 'Re: '.

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Re[2]: TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hi Allie,

On Wednesday, February 07, 2001 02:02:29 [ -0500 GMT], you wrote the
following in regards to 'TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group
entry':

JR>> I'm not sure I understand what you mean here. Even if I created a
JR>> copy of the message & sent it to a text file, wouldn't I have to
JR>> copy it to the appropriate location on the html page? Or are you
JR>> suggesting dragging or "calling a file"?

Allie> You say that you copy the message to an HTML document. You could have
Allie> the message copied to the document automatically, so that all you need
Allie> to do is open the HTML document with your HTML editor.

  Ahhh, That would be neat. Alas my BBB (Bouvier Bulletin Board) is set
  up with frames (http://www.bogartsdaddy.com/bouvier/bulletinboard) &
  so the new text would have to be placed on the page but I'll keep
  that trick in mind.

JR>> However, it seemed that I couldn't use the %INLCUDE macro @ this
JR>> level.

Allie> Is that %INCLUDE or %QINCLUDE. If you wish to include a quick template
Allie> it's %QINCLUDE.

  That's probably what happened.

JR>> Also I'm not sure I understand the difference between using a
JR>> "(forced) Reading Confirmation" v using an "Auto Reply" unless
JR>> Auto Reply is supposed to be totally automated & doesn't allow for
JR>> a hot-keyed filter to force it.

Allie> Come to think of it, either way can be used via a hot key.

  Putting a hot key aside, I still don't understant what the
  difference is between these two options?

  Thanks, Allie.

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Re[3]: TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

[solid snake]

Rabu, Midnight (was Afternoon in my town),
[..in milis thebat!..], Jan Rif... contributed this to our collective wisdom:
>« Jan's The Bat! (v1.49) Personal rip »
Allie>> [...] A single manual filter to move the message to another folder and
Allie>> send an auto-reply. You could even use the same filter to save the
Allie>> text to a file. That would save you the trouble of copying and pasting
Allie>> the text. [...]
>« Jan's The Bat! (v1.49) Personal rip »
 
I'm sorry ask it here..
How You can add [...] quotes [...] in quotes ?
what I mean is How to add text "[...]" without New Line ?


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Re: TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

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On Tue, 6 Feb 2001 12:00:21 -0500, Jan wrote these comments:

Allie>> [...] A single manual filter to move the message to another
Allie>> folder and send an auto-reply. You could even use the same
Allie>> filter to save the text to a file. That would save you the
Allie>> trouble of copying and pasting the text. [...]

JR> I'm not sure I understand what you mean here. Even if I created a
JR> copy of the message & sent it to a text file, wouldn't I have to
JR> copy it to the appropriate location on the html page? Or are you
JR> suggesting dragging or "calling a file"?

You say that you copy the message to an HTML document. You could have
the message copied to the document automatically, so that all you need
to do is open the HTML document with your HTML editor.

JR> I've sort of solved my original problem with your help by doing
JR> the following. Instead of a 2 folder, 2 step process, I created a
JR> filter associated with a hot key combo that assigns a color group
JR> & "forces" a reply (under actions tab) which I constructed.

Yes.

JR> However, it seemed that I couldn't use the %INLCUDE macro @ this
JR> level.

Is that %INCLUDE or %QINCLUDE. If you wish to include a quick template
it's %QINCLUDE.

JR> Also I'm not sure I understand the difference between using a
JR> "(forced) Reading Confirmation" v using an "Auto Reply" unless
JR> Auto Reply is supposed to be totally automated & doesn't allow for
JR> a hot-keyed filter to force it.

Come to think of it, either way can be used via a hot key.

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Re[2]: TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hi Allie,

On Monday, February 05, 2001 19:59:59 [ -0500 GMT], you wrote the
following in regards to 'TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group
entry':

Allie> [...] A single manual filter to move the message to another folder and
Allie> send an auto-reply. You could even use the same filter to save the
Allie> text to a file. That would save you the trouble of copying and pasting
Allie> the text. [...]

  I'm not sure I understand what you mean here. Even if I created a
  copy of the message & sent it to a text file, wouldn't I have to
  copy it to the appropriate location on the html page? Or are you
  suggesting dragging or "calling a file"?

  I've sort of solved my original problem with your help by doing the
  following. Instead of a 2 folder, 2 step process, I created a filter
  associated with a hot key combo that assigns a color group &
  "forces" a reply (under actions tab) which I constructed.

  However, it seemed that I couldn't use the %INLCUDE macro @ this
  level. Also I'm not sure I understand the difference between using a
  "(forced) Reading Confirmation" v using an "Auto Reply" unless Auto
  Reply is supposed to be totally automated & doesn't allow for a
  hot-keyed filter to force it.

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[Jan Rifkinson]

Hi Allie,

On Monday, February 05, 2001 19:59:59 [ -0500 GMT], you wrote the
following in regards to 'TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group
entry':

JR>> Or how can I clean up the first 2 lines of the QT output I
JR>> mentioned earlier?

Allie> Would you expand on this. You mentioned using the %Subject and
Allie> %Clipboard macros but I'm not sure exactly what you used these for and
Allie> if you used both for all auto-replies.

  What happens, Allie, is that in responding to a poster, TB!
  correctly accesses a group template which includes a greeting & a
  signature.

  Then I manually insert a QT manually to switch some of the contents
  around. This QT includes %CLEAR, the correct text & %INCLUDES a
  signature.

  The resulting message is correct in all ways *except* that the first
  line is blank followed on the next line with "--". I assume
  %CLEAR is somehow creating the blank line even though I placed it @
  the end of the QT. However I can't figure out what is creating the
  "--" signature delimiter.

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Re: TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

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On Mon, 5 Feb 2001 19:43:11 -0500, Jan graced us with these comments:

 «--snip--»
JR> So then your suggested solution doesn't really work for me, does
JR> it? How can I turn it into a 2 step process?

a) Upload to your site using the steps you outlined. TB! cannot help
you there.

b) A single manual filter to move the message to another folder and
send an auto-reply. You could even use the same filter to save the
text to a file. That would save you the trouble of copying and pasting
the text. You could use a regex macro if you wish to select only a
particular aspect of the message you wish to save to the file.

JR> Or how can I clean up the first 2 lines of the QT output I
JR> mentioned earlier?

Would you expand on this. You mentioned using the %Subject and
%Clipboard macros but I'm not sure exactly what you used these for and
if you used both for all auto-replies.

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Re[2]: TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hi Allie,

On Monday, February 05, 2001 18:48:20 [ -0500 GMT], you wrote the
following in regards to 'TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group
entry':

JR>> [...] I put all the msgs that require posting to the bulletin
JR>> board in this folder so I remember to post them. Then I go thru
JR>> the list & post the msgs on the bulletin board -- a 2 step
JR>> process. If I understand you correctly, you are suggesting
JR>> creating a filter that assigns them to this special folder &
JR>> sends an auto-reply at the same time -- a one step process.

Allie> Exactly so.

  So then your suggested solution doesn't really work for me, does it?
  How can I turn it into a 2 step process? Or how can I clean up the
  first 2 lines of the QT output I mentioned earlier?

Allie> BTW, how do you post the message to the bulletin board?

  I copy the text & place it into an html document, reformat it as
  necessary & upload to my site.

  TIA for any additional suggestions.

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Re: TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

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On Mon, 5 Feb 2001 18:35:58 -0500, Jan thoughtfully wrote the
following:

 «--snip--»
JR> Yes, using the auto-reply template is a good idea. However, I put
JR> all the msgs that require posting to the bulletin board in this
JR> folder so I remember to post them. Then I go thru the list & post
JR> the msgs on the bulletin board -- a 2 step process. If I
JR> understand you correctly, you are suggesting creating a filter
JR> that assigns them to this special folder & sends an auto-reply at
JR> the same time -- a one step process.

Exactly so. BTW, how do you post the message to the bulletin board?


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Re[2]: TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hi Allie, Thanks for your reply.

On Monday, February 05, 2001 17:33:21 [ -0500 GMT], you wrote the
following in regards to 'TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group
entry':

JR>>   I reply to each person individually from this folder telling them
JR>>   that their item (either %OSUBJ or %CLIPBOARD) has been posted & I
JR>>   supply them with the URL where they can find it. The msg is signed.

Allie> Yes. Do you manually move the messages to the folder or do you use a
Allie> filter?

  I could create a manual filter (i.e. effected by a hot key) but @
  the moment I manually move the msgs to the folder.

Alllie> Why not use the quick template as an auto-reply template?

Alllie> If you manually move the messages to this special folder, you
Alllie> could create a manual filter that moves the message and at the
Alllie> same time, generates an auto-reply message in the process. The
Alllie> auto-reply uses its own template as you may know and the quick
Alllie> template could be used there.

  Yes, using the auto-reply template is a good idea. However, I put
  all the msgs that require posting to the bulletin board in this
  folder so I remember to post them. Then I go thru the list & post
  the msgs on the bulletin board -- a 2 step process. If I understand
  you correctly, you are suggesting creating a filter that assigns
  them to this special folder & sends an auto-reply at the same time
  -- a one step process.

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Re: TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

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On Mon, 5 Feb 2001 16:44:10 -0500, Jan wrote these words of wisdom:

JR>   As people write me to post their announcements on this bulletin
JR>   board, I move their requests into a special folder.

JR>   I reply to each person individually from this folder telling them
JR>   that their item (either %OSUBJ or %CLIPBOARD) has been posted & I
JR>   supply them with the URL where they can find it. The msg is signed.

Yes. Do you manually move the messages to the folder or do you use a
filter?

JR>   I thought this would be a good place for a folder template but,
JR>   of course, it comes in conflict with the addressee who is most
JR>   likely listed in my AB or in as part of a group. Groups in my AB
JR>   have reply templates attached to them.

Yes. If the recipient address for the reply is in your address book
and an address book template is associated, the address book template
will override your folder template.

JR> At the moment I am using an F4 reply & manually inserting a QT
JR> which includes A %CLEAR but when it does, the msg begins with a
JR> blank line, then line 2 begins with "-- ", then the templated msg
JR> & proper signature.

JR>   Any thoughts on how I could accomplish this task correctly or, at
JR>   least, more elegantly?

Why not use the quick template as an auto-reply template?

If you manually move the messages to this special folder, you could
create a manual filter that moves the message and at the same time,
generates an auto-reply message in the process. The auto-reply uses
its own template as you may know and the quick template could be used
there.

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TB! v1.49 - folder template v AB group entry

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hello TBUDListers.

  I have a bulletin board on one of my sites.

  As people write me to post their announcements on this bulletin
  board, I move their requests into a special folder.

  I reply to each person individually from this folder telling them
  that their item (either %OSUBJ or %CLIPBOARD) has been posted & I
  supply them with the URL where they can find it. The msg is signed.

  I thought this would be a good place for a folder template but, of
  course, it comes in conflict with the addressee who is most likely
  listed in my AB or in as part of a group. Groups in my AB have reply
  templates attached to them.

  At the moment I am using an F4 reply & manually inserting a QT which
  includes A %CLEAR but when it does, the msg begins with a blank
  line, then line 2 begins with "-- ", then the templated msg & proper
  signature.

  Any thoughts on how I could accomplish this task correctly or, at
  least, more elegantly?

  TIA

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Re: AB group

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Hello Jan Rifkinson !


On Fri, 3 Nov 2000 18:05:39 -0500 GMT your local time,
which was 04.11.2000, 00:05 (GMT+0100) where I live, you wrote:

Gerd>> the msg?! [...] Have a look at the log field

>   user log reported "user unknown"


Did you enter the proper info about you when dialing-up?

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Re: AB group

[Januk Aggarwal]

Hello Jan,

On  Fri, 3 Nov 2000  at  18:00:32 GMT -0500 (which was 3:00 PM
where I live) witnesses say Jan Rifkinson typed:

>   Well,  this  is still escaping me. Would you be so
>   kind  as to tell me exactly how you set up a group
>   & how you address an email to that "group".

Here is an excerpt of a message I sent to TBUDL on October 15, 2000

cBegin Excerpt
1. create a group (Edit -> Create group)
2. Give it a name and a handle.  Deselect "Hide items if not
   explicitly selected.
3. Now in the left hand side of the address book, you'll have a tree
   structure.  Expand the tree and select the top level.
4. From the right hand side, choose your contacts you want to add to
   the group.  Drag them to the group on the left hand side.
5. Now when you create a new message, type in the group's handle.
   When you Tab out of the To: field, TB will expand the addresses to
   handle 

Although it looks like TB will attempt to send to an invalid address,
the list is substituted before hitting your mail server.  If you
include yourself in the group, you'll see what I mean.
c===End Excerpt

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Re[2]: AB group

[Jan Rifkinson]

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Hi Gerd,

  On Friday, November 03, 2000 @ 15:28:45 +0100, you
  wrote the following about "AB group"


Gerd> [...]  the  message that came back was "No valid email
Gerd> address"[...] May be it was TB not resolving the group
Gerd> adress  into several email adresses while transferring
Gerd> the msg?! [...] Have a look at the log field

  user log reported "user unknown"

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Re[4]: AB group

[Jan Rifkinson]

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Hi Cricket,

  On  Wednesday, November 01, 2000 @ 23:02:00 -0500,
  you  wrote  the  following  about  "AB  group"  in
  response to my question:

JR>> If  I  enter  a group will TB! actually send the msg to
JR>> the group members?

Cricket> Oh Boy! Another chance to use that most powerful of
Cricket> technical phrases: YES.

  Well,  this  is still escaping me. Would you be so
  kind  as to tell me exactly how you set up a group
  & how you address an email to that "group".

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Re[2]: AB group

[Jan Rifkinson]

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Hi Östen,

  On  Thursday,  November 02, 2000 @ 00:28:16 +0100,
  you wrote the following about "AB group"


Östen> [...]  I think you will have to use the group handle,
Östen> not  the  name,  followed by the word . If your
Östen> group's  handle  is  "test"  then  write: test 
Östen> [...]

  Thanks  for  this suggestion but it didn't seem to
  work for me.

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Re: AB group

[Gerd Ewald]

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Hello Jan Rifkinson !


On Thu, 2 Nov 2000 15:03:36 -0500 GMT your local time,
which was 02.11.2000, 21:03 (GMT+0100) where I live, you wrote:

>  I   was   trying   to  set up a test group, i.e. give a
>  group  a  name  & enter some email addresses for people
>  who  have  the  same thing in common. Then create a new
>  msg  &  address it to the list name. I tried this & TB!
>  wouldn't send the msg. What am I don't wrong here?

Mmmh, I remember that I had the same problem. It wasn't TB, my ISP was the
culprit: the message that came back was "No valid email address" (that's what
was written in the log field).

May be it was TB not resolving the group adress into several email adresses
while transferring the msg?!

Have a look at the log field at the bottom of your TB: Did TB try to transfer
the data and your ISP refused to send?

If so, is anybody out there knowing what Jan and I are doing wrong?

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Re: AB group

[Östen Häggmark]

Hello Jan,

JR> I'm afraid I'm still a bit confused about this subject. I was
JR> trying to set up a test group, i.e. give a group a name &
JR> enter some email addresses for people who have the same thing
JR> in common. Then create a new msg & address it to the list
JR> name. I tried this & TB! wouldn't send the msg. What am I
JR> don't wrong here?
  
How are you entering the group adress? I think you will have to
use the group handle, not the name, followed by the word .
If your group's handle is "test" then write:

test 

At the FAQ site there is a part about how to set up a mailing
list, where there is useful information about these things.

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AB group

[Jan Rifkinson]

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Hello BatListers,

 I'm afraid I'm still a bit confused about this subject.
 I   was   trying   to  set up a test group, i.e. give a
 group  a  name  & enter some email addresses for people
 who  have  the  same thing in common. Then create a new
 msg  &  address it to the list name. I tried this & TB!
 wouldn't send the msg. What am I don't wrong here?

 Thanks.

Jan Rifkinson
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Re[3]: AB group

[Cricket]

Hello Jan,

Wednesday, November 01, 2000, 8:51:35 PM, Jan wrote:


JR>   Thanks  for  answering  my  question, which breeds
JR>   another: If I enter a group will TB! actually send
JR>   the msg to the group members?

Oh Boy!  Another chance to use that most powerful of technical
phrases:   YES.

Least ways it has delivered to everyone in my groups.
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Re[2]: AB group

[Jan Rifkinson]

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Hi Januk,

On  Wednesday,  November  01, 2000 17:01:53 -0800 in
reference  to "AB group" you wrote in response to my
question:

>> Is  it  possible  to put a group into the To: whereupon
>> TB!  translates it automatically into all the addresses
>> in the group?

Januk> Unfortunately, no. [...] you *don't* see exactly what
Januk> TB  is going to send out. In fact, short of including
Januk> yourself in the group, TB will never show you exactly
Januk> what was sent, or to whom it was sent.

  Thanks  for  answering  my  question, which breeds
  another: If I enter a group will TB! actually send
  the msg to the group members?

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Re: AB group

[Januk Aggarwal]

Hello Jan,

On  Wed, 1 Nov 2000  at  19:23:05 GMT -0500 (which was 4:23 PM
where I live) witnesses say Jan Rifkinson typed:

> Is  it  possible  to put a group into the To: whereupon
> TB!  translates it automatically into all the addresses
> in the group?

Unfortunately, no.  It would be nice if there was a macro to auto
expand the group name into the full list of addresses.  This is one
instance where you *don't* see exactly what TB is going to send out.
In fact, short of including yourself in the group, TB will never show
you exactly what was sent, or to whom it was sent.


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AB group

[Jan Rifkinson]

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Hello BatListers,

 Is  it  possible  to put a group into the To: whereupon
 TB!  translates it automatically into all the addresses
 in the group?

Jan Rifkinson
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