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# Sending Emails to Committee Members
### Sending a message to a member
You can send a message using your default email client (Gmail, Outlook, or Apple Mail). To send a message to a member, follow these steps:
1. On the **Committees** page, you can view the list of committees created for the project.
2. Select the committee, and click on the **committee name**.
3. The Committee page displays the list of members.
4. Click the icon and select **Send Message**.
5. Compose the mail and send it to the member.
### Mailing to Members
You can share mail with all the members of the committee at once. To share mail with all the members of the committee, perform the following steps:
1. On the **Committees** page, you can view the list of committees created for the project.
2. Select the committee, and click on the **committee name**.
3. On the committee page, click **Email All** button.
4. On the next pop-up, select the desired options and click **Compose Email**.
5. Send an email from your default mail client.
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icon and select **Send Message**.
5. Compose the mail and send it to the member.
### Mailing to Members
You can share mail with all the members of the committee at once. To share mail with all the members of the committee, perform the following steps:
1. On the **Committees** page, you can view the list of committees created for the project.
2. Select the committee, and click on the **committee name**.
3. On the committee page, click **Email All** button.