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email file
hi ! i have a file tha contains some e-mail addresses like this:
abc@... def@... ghi@... i want to send the same email to all these contacts so i want a string addresses =" abc@... def@... ghi@... " in order to say: mail addresses how i can read my file in a string like above?? i know it's a dummy question but i am stuck right now... there also might be an easier way... thanks in advance... |
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