multiple contacts into a distribution list

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I have 367 contacts in my address book that I need to include in a new
distribution list. Must I enter each one individually or is there a way to
import multiple contacts (i.e. drag and drop, highlight and drag &drop, etc)?

Cheers,
David
 
You must enter each individually.
That alone should inspire you to reconsider what you're doing.
DL's are a poor choice for grouping Contacts. Most of us use Categories or
separate Contact subfolders, depending on our needs.
 
Thanks Russ - I feel a little silly when it's so obvious.
Cheers,
David

Russ Valentine said:
You must enter each individually.
That alone should inspire you to reconsider what you're doing.
DL's are a poor choice for grouping Contacts. Most of us use Categories or
separate Contact subfolders, depending on our needs.
--
Russ Valentine
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T181 said:
I have 367 contacts in my address book that I need to include in a new
distribution list. Must I enter each one individually or is there a way
to
import multiple contacts (i.e. drag and drop, highlight and drag &drop,
etc)?

Cheers,
David
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It's not really very obvious. Normally, Distribution Lists should be fine
for this. They just aren't, so most of us have been forced to look for other
methods.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
T181 said:
Thanks Russ - I feel a little silly when it's so obvious.
Cheers,
David

Russ Valentine said:
You must enter each individually.
That alone should inspire you to reconsider what you're doing.
DL's are a poor choice for grouping Contacts. Most of us use Categories
or
separate Contact subfolders, depending on our needs.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
T181 said:
I have 367 contacts in my address book that I need to include in a new
distribution list. Must I enter each one individually or is there a
way
to
import multiple contacts (i.e. drag and drop, highlight and drag &drop,
etc)?

Cheers,
David
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