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After I place a mailinglist or group in the "To" line, how can I remove one name from that, just in the present mailing? So sender doesn't get his back?

mikesleight
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I receive mail from a person and want to forward it to a group mailing list of people with similar interest. But he's in that group, and I don't want to send his stuff back to him.

In some email clients (Incredimail is one) you can place a mailing list of a CC line, for instance, then expand it out right there and delete the sender's name from it. Then I don't get the "You sent me this!" reply.

Thanks, Mike

I receive mail from a person and want to forward it to a group mailing list of people with similar interest. But he's in that group, and I don't want to send his stuff back to him. In some email clients (Incredimail is one) you can place a mailing list of a CC line, for instance, then expand it out right there and delete the sender's name from it. Then I don't get the "You sent me this!" reply. Thanks, Mike

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https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1104558

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Chosen Solution

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1104558

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Thunderbird is the most useful and friendly software I've ever used, and with a support system that gives real, specific answers to my questions/problems/requests.

Thank you Mozilla!

--Mike