Two mails at once

Is there a way?

[gutabo]

I would like to know if there's a way for a user to be able to sent automatically one mail to two separate users(let's say mr. A and mr. B), without having to copy & paste the second e-mail(to mr. B) everytime...

Thanks in advance!

[Shak]

isnt this what CC means?

or have I completly lost the plot...

Shak

[bakedjake]

Hmm...

Does your email client allow you to use multiple addresses in the "To" field, or have a CC (carbon-copy) function?

Or perhaps you want to setup a mailing list, which will allow one address to be aliased to multiple users?

[gutabo]

Yeah, that's what CC means... but we don't want to be CCing every mail we send... And if someone forgets to CC ONE mail, we're gonna have problems...
Maybe a mailing list (for two peeps, lol) would be the solution.
*starts reading tutorials again*

[bunltd]

If your mail server allows it, you could set up one alias that would send copies to both... So you'd have an alias of Mr.A+B that would send copies to Mr. A's mailbox and Mr. B's mailbox. Anything sent to Mr.A+B would be automatically copied to them, and you only have one address to type. Hope this helps.

LisaB

[mcavic]

you could set up one alias that would send copies to both

Yes, this is very easy if you're using sendmail. I don't know about Microsoft, etc.

[Shane]

This is a pretty simple idea but assuming you just do not want Mr A to know about Mr B or vice a versa, BCC them (blind carbon copy).

..... Shane