Windows Live Mail without recipients' address


  1. willythecat
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    Windows Live Mail without recipients' address


    A request from a friend, so sorry if it's a bit vague.
    Is there a way of her sending an email so the recipient just sees her name and not email address?
    She has tried Tools, Accounts, Properties, General, and typing just the name, but it doesn't change.
    Any other ideas appreciated.
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