Subject Line For Multiple Separate Emails

Hi everyone!
I am sending multiple emails and they all will have the exact same subject line. Is there a way for me to set up something so that I don't have to keep copying and pasting the subject line into every individual email? Needless to say, this is way too time consuming, but I can't just send a group email to all the people so I have to send separate emails. If anyone could help me asap I'd appreciate it! Thanks!
Kathy

Hi Kathy.
I don’t know whether it would be an acceptable solution, but assuming this works the same in Mail 1.3 as it does in Mail 2.x (I don‘t remember), you may select an already sent message, do Message > Send Again, and change only what needs to be changed. The name of this command is actually a misnomer, as it doesn't really cause anything to be sent. It just creates a copy of the message which you can then modify and save or send just like you would do with any other draft.

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