How do I send the same email to multiple people?

Just select them all in the folder and forward to the email address. All messages selected will combine into one.

You can select them with edit > select all or in the message list, hold down Shift and down/up arrows.

Regards,
Captfred

I don't use mail but my email clients allow me to select multiple emails then select reply. The reply email will be sent to all of my selected email senders.

Check if this works in Mail. It is the same process as suggested by Captfred but select reply instead of forward.

Nigel-66 wrote:
No, you can only reply to one, as soon as you select multiples, the reply option is greyed out.

I just tried what you are saying and you are correct. I hope someone will post how to do this. I too am now interested.

I believe you will have to use AppleScript or Automator to extract all the e-mail addresses from the selected messages, then add those to a new outgoing message. If you're not sure how to do that, try asking over on the [AppleScript forum|http://discussions.apple.com/forum.jspa?forumID=724].

Also, note that most e-mail servers apply limits to the number of different addresses you are able to send to at one time. Some have limits for single messages, limits per hour or per day, etc. Check with your e-mail provider to be sure this message will be sendable. And make absolutely sure all those addresses are on the Bcc line, otherwise everyone will be able to see addresses for everyone else you sent to, which will not be appreciated by some.

Nigel,

Also be aware of certain limitations imposed by your mail provider. Mobile Me for example only allows 200 emails or 1000 recipients per 24 hour rolling clock.

Your provider may limit numbers also.

Captfred

Edit: opps, just saw your comments Thomas, sorry for the repeat..

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You can set up a mail rule that if Account=xxx then reply to message with text xxxx etc. Then apply the mail rule.

Regards

Edit: opps, just saw your comments Thomas, sorry for the repeat..

Repeating good information is never a problem. 🙂