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Add multiple contacts from the sent messages list.

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rickyisbusy
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Alright, here's the thing: In time I sent a lot of email messages. Now I want to be able to select all or part of these messages and add all the recipients of all the messages into one list. Is it possible to do automatically or I have to open all the messages and add the addresses one by one? Thanks a lot.

Alright, here's the thing: In time I sent a lot of email messages. Now I want to be able to select all or part of these messages and add all the recipients of all the messages into one list. Is it possible to do automatically or I have to open all the messages and add the addresses one by one? Thanks a lot.

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Upon sending, Thunderbird adds contacts not yet in your Personal Address Book to an address book 'Collected Addresses'.

add all the recipients of all the messages into one list.

I'm not sure what that means. Do you want to create a new address book or a mailing list?

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christ1
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Upon sending, Thunderbird adds contacts not yet in your Personal Address Book to an address book 'Collected Addresses'.

add all the recipients of all the messages into one list.

I'm not sure what that means. Do you want to create a new address book or a mailing list?

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