Email

Using Google Mail follow the steps below to send an email to "undisclosed recipients." The email arrives in all recipient's in-boxes while the list of email addresses remains hidden.

1. Click on "Compose" to start a message
2. In the “To” field type the following: "Undisclosed recipients"<your Google Mail address followed by a closing>. The quotation marks and angle brackets are necessary.
3. For example, if I were emailing to undisclosed recipients it would look like this:
4. "Undisclosed recipients"<slade@aaps.k12.mi.us> 4. Next, click "Bcc"
5. In the Bcc field type the email addresses of all of the intended recipients. You may also insert groups from your contact list.
6. Type the subject of the email in the subject field.
7. Type your message in the message field.
8. Click the Send button.

The message will go to all recipients AND will be delivered to your inbox. Only you will be able to see to whom you sent the email (this information will be hidden from the Bcc recipients).

Attached is a picture of what your email will look like prior to sending: 

​Prepared by: 

Kathryn Slade

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Technical Assistant

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Email iPhoto

Say you want to send a colleague a digital photo from your computer...  If the photo is a file on your desktop, you can attach the file to your email like any other attachment.  But what if your photos are in iPhoto?

You can attach those as well...using the Media Browser.  This is an extra area on the sidebar that become available when you are in a dialog box.

Step 1.  Start your email just like normal....


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Step 2.  Click the paperclip icon to attach a file...

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Step 3.  In the dialog box, scroll DOWN in the sidebar until you see "Media" and then click once on "Photos". 
​Your iPhoto library will appear in the window.  You can view by Event or Album or search if you know the name.  Select your photo and click "Open."  

Step 4.   That photo will then be attached to the email message; you can see the file name at the bottom of the message.​

Click "Send."


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