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Distribution list and Personal Contacts?
We have an Office Contacts in Public Folders, and we have lots of people
still maintaining personal contact lists. Now we need to generate a bunch of mailing labels for various contacts who reside either in the Office Contacts or in a users Personal Contacts. The instructions our Marketing Department sent out today is to have everyone add Personal Contacts to a Distribution List in the Office Contacts. But my guess is that won't work because the Personal Contacts are not shared, and the Distribution List is just a bunch of pointers, not the actual contacts, correct? My first thought is to just create a new Public Folder and have people copy contacts into that folder. But I wonder if there is a better way. Like making everyone's Personal Contacts shared via GPO and building a Distribution List that points to contacts in the Office Contacts as well as people's Personal Contacts. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Of course the Marketing Department needs this done by tomorrow! ;) Thanks, Gordon |
Distribution list and Personal Contacts?
Your simple copying idea is the one I'd recommend. A distribution list, no matter where it resides, will be no help at all for generating mailing labels.
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003 http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx "Gordon Price" wrote in message ... We have an Office Contacts in Public Folders, and we have lots of people still maintaining personal contact lists. Now we need to generate a bunch of mailing labels for various contacts who reside either in the Office Contacts or in a users Personal Contacts. The instructions our Marketing Department sent out today is to have everyone add Personal Contacts to a Distribution List in the Office Contacts. But my guess is that won't work because the Personal Contacts are not shared, and the Distribution List is just a bunch of pointers, not the actual contacts, correct? My first thought is to just create a new Public Folder and have people copy contacts into that folder. But I wonder if there is a better way. Like making everyone's Personal Contacts shared via GPO and building a Distribution List that points to contacts in the Office Contacts as well as people's Personal Contacts. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Of course the Marketing Department needs this done by tomorrow! ;) Thanks, Gordon |
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