Re: Devin's effort
Steven Frysinger <[email protected]> Mon, 20 Apr 2015 17:53:17 -0400
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Sounds a lot more complicated than copy paste. And I have a lot if classes (and other such temp groups) throughout the year. Hence my question: why not let me just paste the list like I can in Mulberry? In user interface design we try to change the system, not the user. Copy/paste is so ubiquitous that it's what we expect will work. So it should. Steve ------------------------------------ Sent from the carpet of the sun. > On Apr 20, 2015, at 5:06 PM, Tanstaafl <[email protected]> wrote: > >> On 4/20/2015 3:45 PM, Dr. Steven P. Frysinger <[email protected]> wrote: >> But does it allow me to paste a list of email addresses into an address >> group > > Yes... > >> without creating individual contacts (either before or after)? > > Ah... no, as I said earlier, it will definitely create AB entries in > the AB the list is in for each one... > >> If so, that's been added since the last time I checked TB out (which >> is possible, and would be good news!). > > That said... why not just create an email Template already addressed, > and use that whenever you need to send to the class? Then just delete > the Template when the class is over. > > That should do exactly what you're describing, unless I'm still missing > something. > > I love TB's Template feature and use it all the time. > > If you aren't aware of it, these templates work just like Word (or > other) templates... you create a generic email - in this case > pre-addressed (they can even all be in the BCC field), save it as a > Template which puts it in the Templates folder. > > Then to use it, just dbl-click it, write the email and send. The > Template stays in the Templates folder ready to be re-used as often as > you like, unless/until you delete it.