No, but I would be if I were cutting and pasting into the BCC
field. Each address is on a separate line within the particular group name.
Greg
At 03:36 PM 9/29/2017, you wrote:
are you separating each address with a simicolon?
Legend has it that on Friday 9/29/2017 01:47 PM, Greg Daniel said:
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The list of email addresses don't contain quotes; they are the names of their owners, and the actual email address for each person is elsewhere in the address book; I can email them individually--which is working--but not in a group, which was working just fine until three days ago.----------------------------------------
Thanks for your input.
Greg
At 02:34 PM 9/29/2017, you wrote:
make sure there isn't an open quote and no closing quote in the email address. if there is one, simply remove the opening quote or add a closing quote. it is easier to just remove the opening quote because its hard to figure out where the closing quote should be. good luck.
Legend has it that on Friday 9/29/2017 01:16 PM, Greg Daniel said:
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Thank you, Donna; I knew that emailing the list would work, as it is one message. My problem is with sending to one email address which itself contains a group of email addresses I.E., a group of high school classmates, etc.----------------------------------------
Greg Daniel
At 11:48 AM 9/29/2017, you wrote:
your messag is hereAt 06:54 AM 9/29/2017, you wrote:
9:41 AM 9/29/2017
fellow Eudora users:
I am using Eudora V7.1.9 on Windows 7 32-bit machine with Window-Eyes. I've been a Eudora user since 1992. As part of my involvement with volunteer groups, I have been sending out group email messages since 2005, and I strictly obey the restrictions which my ISP--Spectrum--has set up. There are restrictions for maximum number of email addresses in a group, as well as maximum number of email messages per day. All has been going well until three days ago.
Now, I can't send out email by referencing the group name which contains the names which ultimately reference the email addresses themselves. I've spoken to my ISPand, of course, they don't support Eudora, and haven't for years. I've told them that if they can keep the Pop3 server working, I'll deal with the email issues. I haven't changed any settings, as there was no need to do so while everything was working. The issue could be a timeout one, but of course no one is admitting anything from the ISP end of things.
During my phone conversation with the ISP yesterday, they gave me an 800 number which purportedly supports Eudora users:
1-800-299-0962
Does anyone have experience with this number?
I've reinstalled Eudora and rebooted my computer, all to no avail.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, and thank you.
Greg Daniel
Columbus, Ohio
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