user-1: What's the easiest way for a user to create a transaction with 2 receiving addresses?
I'm not talking about "change".  Suppose I want to send 1 BTC to two addresses:
Alice 1KMkHaogstQ33Ea9k1rQuT5uduPPPQunT4 and 
Bob 123uibcSV7mTDSkzHi8pVaM4grLXxLfKre
Alice is supposed to get 0.9 BTC and Bob 0.1 BTC.
How can I do this in one transaction?
Is there a convenient way to make this happen from current (August 2013) Bitcoin client software?

user6454: It's a built in feature of the reference Bitcoin-QT client. Make a transaction as normal, and click the [+] button to add a second recipient. 

-1: <p>What's the easiest way for a user to create a transaction with 2 receiving addresses?</p>

<p>I'm not talking about "change".  Suppose I want to send 1 BTC to two addresses:
Alice 1KMkHaogstQ33Ea9k1rQuT5uduPPPQunT4 and 
Bob 123uibcSV7mTDSkzHi8pVaM4grLXxLfKre</p>

<p>Alice is supposed to get 0.9 BTC and Bob 0.1 BTC.
How can I do this in one transaction?</p>

<p>Is there a convenient way to make this happen from current (August 2013) Bitcoin client software?</p>
 6454: <p>It's a built in feature of the reference Bitcoin-QT client. Make a transaction as normal, and click the [+] button to add a second recipient. </p>
