e-mail without showing e-mail address

Hi:
One of friends asking me why his e-mail showing, as his
preference NOT show his-e-mail address. Only his
name, George Manoa(i.e.).

When I looked other e-mails in my 'in-box,' most of e-mails
showing his/her e-mail addresses right behind his/her names,
except only few.

i.e.: To: , instead: George Manoa

Wonder how to e-mail to intended receipients without showing his/her
e-mail addresses?

btw, I've been using, 'Outlook Express,' and 'Vista.'

Thanks for your help in advance

What email program is George using? Many programs have settings as to how
to show addresses. Windows Mail doesn't.

Whenever you put email addresses in the To: or CC: fields, the recipients
can see the address, either directly, or my putting the cursor over his/her
name.
If you don't want recipients to see each other's email address, use the BCC:
field.

Outlook Express won't work on Vista.


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Vista Home Premium 32 SP1
http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview


"MapleE." <someone|@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:...
> Hi:
> One of friends asking me why his e-mail showing, as his
> preference NOT show his-e-mail address. Only his
> name, George Manoa(i.e.).
>
> When I looked other e-mails in my 'in-box,' most of e-mails
> showing his/her e-mail addresses right behind his/her names,
> except only few.
>
> i.e.: To: , instead: George Manoa
>
> Wonder how to e-mail to intended receipients without showing his/her
> e-mail addresses?
>
> btw, I've been using, 'Outlook Express,' and 'Vista.'
>
> Thanks for your help in advance
>