SMTP Emai to multiple recipients

I'm using the "SMTP Email Send Message (Small).vi" (Labview 7.1) to send alarm messages to my cell phone using my [email protected] I'm using the verizon mail server "smtpsp.vtext.com". I am having no trouble sending the message to one recipient, but cannot send to multiple recipients. I've tried seperating the second email address with commas, semi-colons and even a space. With the following in my recipient text input [email protected],[email protected] or [email protected];[email protected] I recieve the following error...
SMTP:
501 #5.5.2 syntax error 'RCPT TO:<[email protected],[email protected]>'
If i seperate with a space or a return, i only send to the first recipient.
In a previous post, i see that user_1 suggests the comma, but it's definately not working for me...
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=261961&query.id=48976#M261961
any ideas?

Hi andyh,
did you read the context help?
May be a solution for you could be to call this vi in a loop.
Hope it helps.
Mike
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The benefit of this feature is that emails can be stored on any text field in the base record and multiple emails can
be sent using one workflow action. "
But how that works exactly is not clear, I have tried commas, semi-colons, spaces, apostrophes, doublequotes, to separate and try to establish the correct syntax without luck.
Bob - Perhaps you can do some digging and find out the correct syntax for multiple addresses?

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