OS 10.14?

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I know. The file came with instructions. :)
 

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I think I figured it out.

When I type in a group name, it shows the first name in the group. But that first name is actually a pull-down menu. In the pulldown list, I found the name of the group. When I click on the group name in the pull-down list, it loads into the field as normal.
Well, that is NOT how it's working for me. I lead a small group in our church and I have a group in my Contacts app called "Community Group" in which all the folks are listed. When I create a new email to them, I start typing "Community" and by the time I have put in "com" a window pops open with my contacts that start with those letters. I then click on the right one and all of the names populate in the right window. But if you are content with how you are working, great!

I'm wondering, however, if you have inadvertently created a group with a name of one of the members of the group and that is why you are seeing what you are.
 

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What Jake described is exactly how my system works.

I'm wondering, however, if you have inadvertently created a group with a name of one of the members of the group and that is why you are seeing what you are.

I agree. That is something I mentioned in one of my earlier posts. You have to give the Group a name, like Tennis Club or such and it mustn't be the name of a Contact/Person.

Ian
 

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Wonderful! So pleased for you, Marrk.

Well done, Jake.

Ian
 

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