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AIEDAM - ZAPSupport-Mail - EmailList
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ZAPSupport-Mail

Documentation Support > Mail > EmailList

Format:   (:zap emaillist="<Member1>,<Member2>":)

Requirements to Use: ZAP | ZAP Toolbox

Explanation: This command function very similar to email except it allows you to enter a list of member names, and it automatically extracts their email address from the "Email" field in their <Email> page. By default this is set to Login, but can be changed to another group in your Site.ZAPConfig page.

Also, because it ends in "list" you can take full advantage of ZAP's list management capabilities to easily add and remove names, making management of small member based mail lists a snap.

See Email for other basic information about sending emails in ZAP. All fields required in email are required in emaillist. Also, scheduling works the same in emaillist, as in email.

As a security feature, this command can ONLY be set using the (:zap field="value":) format.