Is there a way to view the Sent box in Tree-Mail? I cannot find a way to view sent Tree-Mail for which I have not received a response.

Thanks,
Carol

Click on the Mail tab in the banner. It shows all the mails you've sent or received.

If you are looking for a specific one you can also use the search option there.
Is that what you meant?

Sharon, thanks for the help. I can only see the emails to which I have received a reply. Yes, I am specifically looking for all the ones I have sent to which I have not received a reply.

Thanks,
Carol

Ummmm. . . mine are all there, both answered and unanswered.
Strange.

Hmmmm. You are right. I do have one email there that I sent a few days ago and it has zero replies. So I do have one.

Here is the problem. I did send several identical emails (I used copy/paste) this morning in order to connect with some folks I know over on the DG forum. I am not renewing my subscription on DG, it expires this week, and I want to stay connected with them here. So I used Search to locate them and used copy/paste to send each of them the same Tree-Mail. I wonder if the system detected that and treated it as if I were a spammer? Oh holy cow.

Carol a Recruiter, not a Spammer

If they had the same title that's probably what happened. It treated them as one email, so it only went to the first one you sent it to.

You can send one email to several people at a time, just by adding their names in the 'to' line. But you have to select each name as it pops up from the system and it will appear in the line with a comma following. Can't remember if it works if you do this manually or not.

Oh Sharon, thank you so much. I appreciate it!

Carol

Just note that if you send it to a group, all the people in that group will be able to read the replies.

Well, what do you know, that worked! I used a new Subject and Tree-Mailed them all at once in a single Tree-Mail. Sharon, you're my hero.

Carol

Good, glad it worked.
Hetty's right, though, replies will be visible to everyone on the list, but that will be stated when they reply at the top of their mail.

That's ok with me - it's what I had intended. I guess that could be a good thing to keep in mind if you started to feel or .

I get snagged by this as well-

It is one of the ways we reduce spam. Tree-mails that are identical (or nearly so), are treated as duplicates. I tend to send out garden tour invitations in batches, and nearly every time, I forget that because they are almost exactly the same mails, I have to wait an hour in between each one.