some people just not knowing how to correct configure that component!
So, if you send messages to 50 people, 50 e-mails will be sent.
is just what i said above.. you don't know what all this basic staff means and thats why you can not configure it properly!
Ummm...this is confusing...and I speak only english. Okay, I am not familiar with your system or how the newsletters work with it but are you saying it went out and all the people saw everyone’s emails? If so, that is like a serious issue...seriously...that is a major programming issue. This doesn’t make a lot of sense to me!
elxis has more info and more options to control the delivery of the newsletter from any other email client that i know!
how much more info to write someone?you do not need to be a programmer to know that there is two ways to send emails to listsa- one email per recipientb- one email cc to all people ... and you have to know that cc or bcc emails always list all the recipients at the email header... this is not elxis technique but a universal behaviour.. this is how the protocol behaves.... that is! that is what any email client will do when cc emails to a list of recipients!you had to know! also you had to know that none email-client will print a warning when cc an email!some email clients have also relative options to how to send a mail in a list of recipients, most clients i know they just cc the email and they print no warning about this!elxis has more info and more options to control the delivery of the newsletter from any other email client that i know!is just what i said above.. you don't know what all this basic staff means and thats why you can not configure it properly!and thats why the forum exists.. for people that they don't know how to do things! is the place to ask prior to learn rather than posting ironical comments!finally we are professional enough to develop and keep elxis up! elxis says :One per recipient: if yes then and only then ... will send 50 times the same mail to 50 receipts else will send 1 time the same mail to 50 people(the only way to do this is => cc)