Mercury can handle mailing lists with many recipients if you need to use this feature frequently. Most email clients, including Pegasus, allow you to specify hidden recipients by using the BCC field, though, which saves you the work to set up and run an email server.

/Rolf 

I was unaware of Pegasus mail and mercury before today after a friend told me about it. I have downloaded a copy of Mercury and will definitely be making reports.  One of the features I like already is the amount of help that seems to be available if I am having problems. 

That's good.

Does your friend post on here too?

Hello,

I am a first time user as well, I am really in need of an email client that will allow me to forward all of my email addresses to one email program and reply from same, does  Pegasus allow you to do that?  If so, could someone direct me to documentation?

 Thanks,

John

[quote user="johnbatt"]I am a first time user as well, I am really in need of an email client that will allow me to forward all of my email addresses to one email program and reply from same, does  Pegasus allow you to do that?  If so, could someone direct me to documentation?[/quote]

Yes, Pegasus Mail can do all that.

Download & install the program from this site and you will find lots of information including a manual and help from within the program.

If you need any other help, search the Pegasus Mail part of this forum or post a new message there.

Hi,

I'm also a first time user and I haven't explored yet the benefits of the application.  Does Pegasus mail and Mercury allows multiple mail recipients but only one recipient shows up when the message is sent? Just like an autoresponder mail?

 Please advice because this function is what I'm looking for.  

 Thanks.