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Using Outlook 2003, sp-1, on Exchange 2003. Have set up 115 Contacts on
custom forms (some forms containing up to 40 categories). I am unable to create a distribution list from these Contacts; I can set up the list and add names to it but when I click on Save and Close Outlook freezes (no error). Repeatedly. Even while attempting to set up the DL on different PCs. These Contacts were created a year ago; they are stored in a public folder and the user permissions have to be regranted from time to time -- the permissions seem to just "go away" every few months. Generally speaking, do you think Outlook is robust enough to handle this type/amount of custom Contacts? If not, should I attempt to import these Contacts into Excel or Access? If yes, any advice to avoid a mess while importing? (I think importing into Access will entail VBA, which is a road I don't want to travel...ha ha.) Thank you so much for your time. Judy -- |
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have a read of the many posts here about Dist Lists and then tell us what
you are hoping to achieve by having them - they are described as "flaky" almost daily here. Grouping and using Views then mailmerging etc offers much more power and reliability. -- Judy Gleeson MVP Outlook Outlook trainer and author of Productiv_IT with Outlook www.acorntraining.com.au "Judy" .(donotspam) wrote in message ... Using Outlook 2003, sp-1, on Exchange 2003. Have set up 115 Contacts on custom forms (some forms containing up to 40 categories). I am unable to create a distribution list from these Contacts; I can set up the list and add names to it but when I click on Save and Close Outlook freezes (no error). Repeatedly. Even while attempting to set up the DL on different PCs. These Contacts were created a year ago; they are stored in a public folder and the user permissions have to be regranted from time to time -- the permissions seem to just "go away" every few months. Generally speaking, do you think Outlook is robust enough to handle this type/amount of custom Contacts? If not, should I attempt to import these Contacts into Excel or Access? If yes, any advice to avoid a mess while importing? (I think importing into Access will entail VBA, which is a road I don't want to travel...ha ha.) Thank you so much for your time. Judy -- |
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