How to make a group name appear as the group name and not "Undisclosed Reci

Question

About Group Names:
I made a group of about 15 people. I named that group “BASEBALLERS." I have another group that I labeled ”BASKETBALLERS." When I want to send info that pertains to both, I type out each group name and they both appear in the “To:” field with those names I created.
However, when I receive copies of this email, the group names BASEBALLERS and BASKETBALLERS gets changed to boring old ”Undisclosed Recipients.“
Is it possible for everyone to receive my emails and see the two group names instead of ”Undisclosed recipients“?
Thank you. According to the Help Menu in Mail, it should be possible. Or does it have to do with individual ISPs?
-Lorna in Southern California
http://web.mac.com/lorna6

Answer 1

Hi DazFaz,
true, but with an array with length of 1 rounding down
prevents an index
out of range error.
In you original code you 'round down' by multiplying by the
length of
the array -1 while I round down with Math.floor (and multiply
by the
actual length of the array).
Is there a difference in result?
The code below can yield 1 while the array may just be 1 item
long:
var arrayLength:Number = 1;
var rnd:Number = Math.random() * arrayLength;
var rndV1 = Math.floor(rnd);// Rounds ONLY down to the
nearest integer
var rndV2 = Math.round(rnd);// rounds up OR down to the
nearest integer
trace(rnd + "\t" + rndV1 + "\t" + rndV2);
so either decrement the length or floor the number. Same
difference (No?)
I love puzzels :)
DazFaz wrote:
> Hi Manno Bult.
>
> The problem with user Math.floor is that it only moves
in one direction and
> that is down to an integer.
> With Math.round ir rounds off the number to the nearest
integer.
>
> If you run the code I have modified from yours, you will
see what I mean. You
> will notice that rndV1 always stays at 0 yet rndV2 will
deviate from 0 to 1.
> Making it a more accurate way of finding a true random
number.
>
> var rnd:Number = Math.random();
> var rndV1 = Math.floor(rnd);// Rounds ONLY down to the
nearest integer
> var rndV2 = Math.round(rnd);// rounds up OR down to the
nearest integer
>
> trace(rnd + "\t" + rndV1 + "\t" + rndV2);
>
Manno Bult
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