On Sun, 2010-08-01 at 09:29 -0430, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
> I've seen people put their own address in the To: field. I've also
> seen fake addresses there (e.g. a...@) but that might be blocked
> by the ISP of course.
I've done that before, but it confuses the less technically savvy
recipi
On Sun, 2010-08-01 at 15:20 +0930, Tim wrote:
> Tim:
> >> Write it to the list address, & CC or BCC it to the list of
> >> addresses?
>
> Bruno Wolff III:
> > A cute trick is to use an empty list for the To header and bcc the
> > recipients.
>
> That doesn't always work, though it really should.
Tim:
>> Write it to the list address, & CC or BCC it to the list of
>> addresses?
Bruno Wolff III:
> A cute trick is to use an empty list for the To header and bcc the
> recipients.
That doesn't always work, though it really should. I have seen some
mail servers that refuse mail without a valid
On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 15:25:26 +0930,
Tim wrote:
> Timothy Murphy wrote:
> >> I've recently set up a couple of distribution lists using
> >> KMail/KAddressBook. This works quite well; but I wondered if there is any
> >> way of making the To line give the name of the list rather than the people
Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
> I suspect you're replying to this on the wrong list
thank you. my bad. will correct.
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I suspect you're replying to this on the wrong list (Tim sent an
identical message to the Fedora-KDE list but not AFAIK to this one).
Better check your mail settings.
poc
PS I just read another reply from you on this list to a message that
hasn't reached the list, Subject "VERY IMPORTANT". Perhap
Timothy Murphy wrote:
>> I've recently set up a couple of distribution lists using
>> KMail/KAddressBook. This works quite well; but I wondered if there is any
>> way of making the To line give the name of the list rather than the people
>> on the list, as for example Mailman does?
Write it to the
Timothy Murphy wrote:
> I've recently set up a couple of distribution lists using
> KMail/KAddressBook. This works quite well; but I wondered if there is any
> way of making the To line give the name of the list rather than the people
> on the list, as for example Mailman does?
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