wireless printer troubleshooting
02/02/09 Filed in: printers | networking
Hi Scott,
I'm trying to send a letter to multiple email addresses and the pop up says it is not a valid address. It lists them all as if they were one address. Should I separate the addresses with a semi colon and a space or just a space? I've tried both ways. Is there a limit to how many addresses can be in the To line? I tried putting half of them in the Cc space but that didn't work either. It's 10 addresses I've never used before. (I'm organizing an engagement party & these are all hosts who have given me their addresses)
Any ideas?
Thank you,
They should appear as separate addresses (usally highed in blue each). Most likley one of them is invalid. Try hovering your mouse over each one to reveal the actual email address and most likely you’ll find the botched one. The email must contain a beginning, middle and end.
example: XXXXX@XXXX.com
While your mail program does not have any foreseeable limit to the “TO” field, it is more likely that your outgoing server does. I would say usually around 40 emails at once starts to raise a flag with our email provider thinking you are trying to spam. You could try sending in 2 smaller groups if you are around that number.
hope that helps a little.
I'm trying to send a letter to multiple email addresses and the pop up says it is not a valid address. It lists them all as if they were one address. Should I separate the addresses with a semi colon and a space or just a space? I've tried both ways. Is there a limit to how many addresses can be in the To line? I tried putting half of them in the Cc space but that didn't work either. It's 10 addresses I've never used before. (I'm organizing an engagement party & these are all hosts who have given me their addresses)
Any ideas?
Thank you,
They should appear as separate addresses (usally highed in blue each). Most likley one of them is invalid. Try hovering your mouse over each one to reveal the actual email address and most likely you’ll find the botched one. The email must contain a beginning, middle and end.
example: XXXXX@XXXX.com
While your mail program does not have any foreseeable limit to the “TO” field, it is more likely that your outgoing server does. I would say usually around 40 emails at once starts to raise a flag with our email provider thinking you are trying to spam. You could try sending in 2 smaller groups if you are around that number.
hope that helps a little.
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