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I am creating one email that I would like to send to multiple contacts. When I click on the + sign I am only able to select one email address. Once that populates the TO field, I have to once again click on the + sign to add another contact. Is there a way to click on the + sign and from there select as many contacts as I want all at once? Thank you.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.5
If you open Contacts and create a discontinuous selection by cmd+click or cmd-shift+click, you should be able to drag the all in at once.
If you plan on sending many emails to that group of people, make a Group in Contacts. You can select that group in Mail.
If you open Contacts and create a discontinuous selection by cmd+click or cmd-shift+click, you should be able to drag the all in at once.
If you plan on sending many emails to that group of people, make a Group in Contacts. You can select that group in Mail.
Thank you! I tried that and it works. The emails I send won't work in groups as the contacts change. It sure would be nice to be able to select multiple contacts at once from the + within Mail though. Appreciate the help.
I believe it used to work that way. As they have made the two operating systems (macOS, iOS) similar, things like this seem to crop up.
Send feedback. They might make it more user friendly.
Thanks! I've sent in feedback.
How can I select multiple contacts all at once for an email
