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Combining distribution lists in outlook contacts.
What I am trying to do is combine two distribution lists without having to
retype or enter the names. If I combine two distribution lists into one new list, everything I do to the new list affects the original distribution list. It is also not possible to copy and paste names from one list to another. If this dream is made a reality it would also be helpful to have the program automatically delete a duplicate. This way if a person is on both lists they will not receive duplicate emails. I am using Windows XP Professional. ---------------- This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then click "I Agree" in the message pane. http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...tlook.contacts |
Combining distribution lists in outlook contacts.
dweigand wrote:
What I am trying to do is combine two distribution lists without having to retype or enter the names. If I combine two distribution lists into one new list, everything I do to the new list affects the original distribution list. It is also not possible to copy and paste names from one list to another. Just include one of the lists inside the other. You can next DLs. If this dream is made a reality it would also be helpful to have the program automatically delete a duplicate. This way if a person is on both lists they will not receive duplicate emails. They wouldn't receive duplicates anyway. Since Outlook must expand lists prior to sending, it can check to see if the same address is listed more than once. If it is, it is used once only. You can prove this to yourself, if you'd like. Create a list that includes you own address threee times and send a message using that list. You'll get a single message. -- Brian Tillman |
Combining distribution lists in outlook contacts.
Thank you Brian. I didn't realize only one copy would be sent even if the
name was duplicated. That was my biggest issue. Thanks so much. "Brian Tillman" wrote: dweigand wrote: What I am trying to do is combine two distribution lists without having to retype or enter the names. If I combine two distribution lists into one new list, everything I do to the new list affects the original distribution list. It is also not possible to copy and paste names from one list to another. Just include one of the lists inside the other. You can next DLs. If this dream is made a reality it would also be helpful to have the program automatically delete a duplicate. This way if a person is on both lists they will not receive duplicate emails. They wouldn't receive duplicates anyway. Since Outlook must expand lists prior to sending, it can check to see if the same address is listed more than once. If it is, it is used once only. You can prove this to yourself, if you'd like. Create a list that includes you own address threee times and send a message using that list. You'll get a single message. -- Brian Tillman |
Combining distribution lists in outlook contacts.
Brian Tillman wrote:
Just include one of the lists inside the other. You can next DLs. That should have said "you can nest DLs". -- Brian Tillman |
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