Kathy, an easier way to forward to people that you forward to frequently,
is to use the recipients list.  In your address book, as you tab around in
an entry, you will see a checkbox for the recipients list.  If a checkbox
is checked, you can use the recipients list to forward to and also sent
to.  Hit alt-m for the message menu.  To forward, hit the letter o.  For a
new message, hit the letter m.  then hit the first letter of the address
you want to use.  As for sending to a bunch of people at once, you can
either create a list if you use the names often, or select, copy and
paste.  Brad might know an easier way.

earlier, Kathy Du Bois, wrote:
>Okay
>I'm still working on Brad's assignment and I'm still trying to follow
>John's advice about forwarding:  not that I forward very much, but, I now
>have another question.  Right now, the way that I address a message is to
>go to the addressbook, find the name, tab over to the word "to,' hit enter
>and the address is at the top.  No problem, but I can't figure out what to
>do if I want to send my message to more than one person at a time.    Doing
>it the way I described only opened up a bunch of blank messages with one
>address at the top of each one.  HELP!
>Sincerely
>You know who!  Do I have to sign this thing?  GRIN!
>
>At 01:15 AM 12/14/2004, you wrote:
> >Hi Kathy, If you get kicked off, then I'm leaving too.
> >Vinny
> >----- Original Message -----
> >From: "Kathy Du Bois" <[log in to unmask]>
> >To: <[log in to unmask]>
> >Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 3:35 PM
> >Subject: Eudora and Jaws
> >
> >
> > > Okay you guys,
> > > I think that I'm starting to get this.  I just have another
> > > question.  Phil, Vicki, don't kick me off.  I promise, I'm trying to
> >figure
> > > this out, but some stuff just isn't in the help file.  Okay, when I used
> >to
> > > collect mail in Juno, it would tell me it was collecting.  It would say
> > > something like, "getting mail," or something creative like that.  Then,
> > > while it was collecting, I could find out how much had been collected
> so I
> > > knew that it was working and then, when it was done collecting, there
> >would
> > > not only be a sound, like there is in Eudora, but it would say something
> > > like, "transmission was successful.  So many messages sent and so many
> > > received and I would know for sure that it was done.  Now, when I hit
> > > control M to collect mail, there is silence unless I get new mail, but
> > > otherwise, there is no confirmation that I've done it right.  Then, of
> > > course, if there isn't any new mail, there is no cute little musical
> notes
> > > or anything.  From what I've read, I don't know if I can change this
> and I
> > > don't know if I need to do something to Jaws or Eudora.  You guys, thank
> > > you for your patience.  I"m so sorry!  I suppose that another way around
> > > this is to try to spring for a plane ticket to Maine for somebody with a
> > > lot of patience to help me work this out, but Maine isn't the greatest
> > > place to be in the winter, unless you like to ski or snowshoe and I don't
> > > want to do that, I want to learn this!!!   GRRRRR!
> > > Kathy

John

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