Select Recipients

In Vista Windows Mail, when I finished the content of my mail, I press
"To" to select recipients, the list displays everybody email address +
contact group which I created.

However, this is not what I want.

What I need is, like XP, to select a few recipients within a folder
(which I already created and filled up with the appropiated address) . I
want to send mail to some people from "A" folder, and some other from
"B" folder, etc. However, Windows Mail Select Recipients box does not
show folder as XP did. How can I overcome this difficulty?


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tonyyee

You can create the folders, but WM will not show them when you click on To:,
CC: or BCC:

However, you can do it backwards if you have folders... open your
Contact folder, open your sub-folder, select your recipient(s), right-click,
select Action - Send Email



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Vista Home Premium 32 SP1
http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview


"tonyyee" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
news:4dbdbde80e11b0d5c994a695945a48f7@nntp-gateway.com...
>
> In Vista Windows Mail, when I finished the content of my mail, I press
> "To" to select recipients, the list displays everybody email address +
> contact group which I created.
>
> However, this is not what I want.
>
> What I need is, like XP, to select a few recipients within a folder
> (which I already created and filled up with the appropiated address) . I
> want to send mail to some people from "A" folder, and some other from
> "B" folder, etc. However, Windows Mail Select Recipients box does not
> show folder as XP did. How can I overcome this difficulty?
>
>
> --
> tonyyee

Once I right-click, and select Action - Send Email, WM asked for New
Profile setup, Add New E-mail Account, etc.... I still not able to send
any.


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tonyyee

Are you sure Windows Mail is your default email program?
That sounds like an Outlook setup question. Anyway, even if
WM is your default email, it still may not have all its default
protocols assigned.
Open the Default Programs applet, which you can access either from
the Start menu or via the Control Panel, then click the first item:
"Set your default programs."
After a few seconds, a list of programs comes up. Click on "Windows
Mail". If it doesn't respond with "This program has all its defaults"
then fix it by clicking on the option indicated by the first green arrow.

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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"tonyyee" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message news:34d8c649ace8c82727fc205d01635347@nntp-gateway.com...
>
> Once I right-click, and select Action - Send Email, WM asked for New
> Profile setup, Add New E-mail Account, etc.... I still not able to send
> any.
>
>
> --
> tonyyee