Richard,
I have applied the Email and Imaging Seminar methods into a very successful database to log where, when, and why an equipment process is interrupted.
When we have an interruption, we assign Plan of Action items to individuals, each receiving an email notice of what they need to know.
What I do not have is a method to send an incident notice to a group where the email includes the multiple recipients on the one email.
I do not know if there is a simple way to include this, if there is another seminar that touches on this, are a topic for another seminar
You mentioned in the seminar we might not want everyone to see who is receiving the email; in this case, we encourage brainstorming and multiple replies from everyone.
Thank you, I would like to say I find this leaning method very useful.
Greg
(Please point me to the correct tutorial and or this would be useful in the Email Seminar)

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Reply from Alex Hedley:

There are multiple properties to the Email object [.to, .cc, .bcc] if memory serves, you can split those by ";" to send it to multiple people like you would in a normal email program. Give it a try with the .Display instead of .Send to see if it works.
If you have a list of email addresses just loop them and build a string and pass that to the above property. Depending on if you want them as the main, cc or hidden from each other.
If it's a DLIST just use that name instead.