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I would like to copy all 500+ e-addresses I blind-copied on last year's Christmas greetings email, but can't figure out how to do it in a single copy-and-paste

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I would hope to avoid the laborious process of culling individual names and addresses to email Season's Greetings, and would want to simply copy the entire list of addresses I had BCC'ed last year. Alas, Thunderbird seems to make me go one by one. Is there a way to copy all of the BCC'ed addressees from last year's emailed greetings and paste them, in one blow, into the BCC boxes for this year's greeting e-card?

I would hope to avoid the laborious process of culling individual names and addresses to email Season's Greetings, and would want to simply copy the entire list of addresses I had BCC'ed last year. Alas, Thunderbird seems to make me go one by one. Is there a way to copy all of the BCC'ed addressees from last year's emailed greetings and paste them, in one blow, into the BCC boxes for this year's greeting e-card?

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Usually, you use 'Mailing Lists' to send one email to a group of people or 'Mail Merge' to send an email to several individuals.

A quick method would be to locate the email you sent last year. It will probably lurking in a Sent folder.

right click on email and choose 'Edit as New Message' This will open a new Write message with all the email addresses already inserted. Then change the message for this year and click on Send.

Toad-Hall, that was brilliant! It worked! Grazie mille ("a thousand thanks"--that's fairly close to the number of people we were able to greet with a few clicks thanks to your advice).