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I have over 100 recipients that are members of 4 groups. I only want to use the groups to send out messages. Is there any way to hide the list of recipients once they have been made part of a group - so that only the groups will be displayed?

Excellent. I didn't think a Group could be a member of a Group. I just tried it and it let me add a group to a group - so that will work. Thanks for the help!

Thanks. That's what I was thinking as my workaround. With over 60 people set up this way (60 different groups) is there any way to send to all without having to individually select all 60 groups?

Is there any way to add more that one address in the recipient's email address field? I'm using SMTP setting to email text messages to phones, but would like to send a backup of the message to the recipient's email address.

I tried using a comma or semi-colon, but no luck. (Also the character limit for the email field is limited.)

As a workaround I was thinking of creating a Group for each recipient and then creating two separate Recipient accounts (one for their text message and the other for their email.) Aside from a lot of inputting, I then would not be able to send a message to ALL recipients without selecting over 60 Groups. Or is there a way to create a "master" group that these 60 "sub" groups could be part of?

Hopefully this rambling message explains what I'm trying to accomplish. Any help, or workaround is appreciated. Thanks.

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Topic: Any Way To Hide Recipients?
limoman Replies: 2 Views: 9303	Forum: NotePager Pro Support Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 6:35 pm Subject: Any Way To Hide Recipients?
limoman Replies: 2 Views: 9303	I have over 100 recipients that are members of 4 groups. I only want to use the groups to send out messages. Is there any way to hide the list of recipients once they have been made part of a group - so that only the groups will be displayed?
Topic: Are Multiple Addresses for One Recipient Possible?
limoman Replies: 4 Views: 12607	Forum: NotePager Pro Support Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 6:46 pm Subject: Are Multiple Addresses for One Recipient Possible?
limoman Replies: 4 Views: 12607	Excellent. I didn't think a Group could be a member of a Group. I just tried it and it let me add a group to a group - so that will work. Thanks for the help!
Topic: Are Multiple Addresses for One Recipient Possible?
limoman Replies: 4 Views: 12607	Forum: NotePager Pro Support Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 1:15 pm Subject: Are Multiple Addresses for One Recipient Possible?
limoman Replies: 4 Views: 12607	Thanks. That's what I was thinking as my workaround. With over 60 people set up this way (60 different groups) is there any way to send to all without having to individually select all 60 groups?
Topic: Are Multiple Addresses for One Recipient Possible?
limoman Replies: 4 Views: 12607	Forum: NotePager Pro Support Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 11:44 pm Subject: Are Multiple Addresses for One Recipient Possible?
limoman Replies: 4 Views: 12607	Is there any way to add more that one address in the recipient's email address field? I'm using SMTP setting to email text messages to phones, but would like to send a backup of the message to the recipient's email address. I tried using a comma or semi-colon, but no luck. (Also the character limit for the email field is limited.) As a workaround I was thinking of creating a Group for each recipient and then creating two separate Recipient accounts (one for their text message and the other for their email.) Aside from a lot of inputting, I then would not be able to send a message to ALL recipients without selecting over 60 Groups. Or is there a way to create a "master" group that these 60 "sub" groups could be part of? Hopefully this rambling message explains what I'm trying to accomplish. Any help, or workaround is appreciated. Thanks.