I can't find the instruction on how I can create a group on my Contacts i.e. by just using the Group name instead of typing each individual name of the recipient.

baybee,

First open Contacts.

Create a group or folder:

1. Select an account.
2. Click Add (+), then choose New Group.You can also select contacts, then choose File > New Group From Selection.

Create subgroups or subfolders by dragging a group or folder to another group or folder.

How to email groups with Mail | Macworld provides additional information.

Any idea how to do it with sub-groups?

I have a group called "sponsors"

I have created other groups called Company A, Company B, Company C. I have individual contacts in each of these.

what I used to do was drag and drop Company A, B, C into sponsors folders...where I would just see Company A, B, C and if I clicked on them, I would see the individuals. When I wanted to write an email to all of the sponsors, I typed in sponsors and when I just wanted to write to company A, I would type in their email address. Now when I type in sponsors (in MacMail) nothing comes up. It doesn't recognize the sub-groups in there (company A, B, C, etc). When I type in Company A, (in MacMail) it populates the names of the individuals from that company that I have in that group.

This used to work and I don't know what's wrong with it now? Can anyone help?

Make the sub groups an individual new group.

I have made the following groups

• sponsors
• Company 1
• Company 2
• Company 3

I have dragged Company 1, 2, 3 into sponsors group and I can see them in there.

When I go to MacMAIL and type in sponsors, it autofills but then when I press enter, nothing appears. I used to be able to do this