Client exported his Contacts containing several Distribution Lists,
then imported into a new system. Teh imported DL's show up as
separate Contact Lists...how, why, and more importantly, is there a
simplified way to correct?

Version of Outlook they were exported from and imported into? How did you
import them?

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Client exported his Contacts containing several Distribution Lists,
then imported into a new system. Teh imported DL's show up as
separate Contact Lists...how, why, and more importantly, is there a
simplified way to correct?

DL's are among the many items that do not survive import and export. You
need to use a correct method for transferring Outlook data. We post them
here every day.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
wrote in message
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Client exported his Contacts containing several Distribution Lists,
then imported into a new system. Teh imported DL's show up as
separate Contact Lists...how, why, and more importantly, is there a
simplified way to correct?