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Comments by addy25 (Top 5 by date)
addy25
17-Jul-14 9:49am
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thank you.
addy25
14-Jul-14 3:44am
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does the same thing I was having a problem, sending "dear joe....." to john and sue
addy25
13-Jul-14 16:45pm
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I dont really want to change this list to string[]
addy25
13-Jul-14 16:44pm
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ye i did have it as people opposed to p.emailaddress, but what i found out during debug was it send one personilised email to everyone, I.E. the message for john would go to jo and ann
addy25
13-Jul-14 16:42pm
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SendEmail(emailSubject, emailText, p.EmailAddress ) is the problem