How to add large number of Outlook contacts to distribution list

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Is there an easy way to add a large number of contacts, ie 600+, to a
distribution list without having to choose them each individually? I have
them all in an excel spreadsheet also.
 
Why would you want to? DL's of that size will not work with most mail
servers and are a decidedly poor choice for mass mailing. No one I know of
would use one.
 
Thanks. So what would you use instead?

Russ Valentine said:
Why would you want to? DL's of that size will not work with most mail
servers and are a decidedly poor choice for mass mailing. No one I know of
would use one.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Kay said:
Is there an easy way to add a large number of contacts, ie 600+, to a
distribution list without having to choose them each individually? I have
them all in an excel spreadsheet also.
 
For a recipient list that large I would create a separate Contacts
Subfolder, then use a mail merge to electronic mail.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Kay said:
Thanks. So what would you use instead?

Russ Valentine said:
Why would you want to? DL's of that size will not work with most mail
servers and are a decidedly poor choice for mass mailing. No one I know
of
would use one.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Kay said:
Is there an easy way to add a large number of contacts, ie 600+, to a
distribution list without having to choose them each individually? I
have
them all in an excel spreadsheet also.
 
Thank you!

Russ Valentine said:
For a recipient list that large I would create a separate Contacts
Subfolder, then use a mail merge to electronic mail.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Kay said:
Thanks. So what would you use instead?

Russ Valentine said:
Why would you want to? DL's of that size will not work with most mail
servers and are a decidedly poor choice for mass mailing. No one I know
of
would use one.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Is there an easy way to add a large number of contacts, ie 600+, to a
distribution list without having to choose them each individually? I
have
them all in an excel spreadsheet also.
 
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