Windows mail: Distribution Lists

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Folks,

Sorry, this seems like a silly question, but how do I set up a distribution
list in Windows Mail? I cannot find any menu or option in either mail or in
contacts.

Thanks!
cgs
 
They are called "Groups". You should see a button for adding a New Group in
the Contacts folder.
 
Dave,

Thank you.

That is what I thought they were called, but I cannot find any such option
when I open Windows contacts. It just opens as if it were a standard folder
in Explorer.

Any suggestions as to what to do next would be greatfully received!

Cheers,
Chris
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Dave said:
They are called "Groups". You should see a button for adding a New Group in
the Contacts folder.
 
Open Contacts, right click in an empty area of the Contacts window, select
Properties, Customize tab, select Contacts from the folder type template drop
down list, and check the subfolders check box, click Apply, and then click OK.

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cgs said:
Dave,

Thank you.

That is what I thought they were called, but I cannot find any such option
when I open Windows contacts. It just opens as if it were a standard folder
in Explorer.

Any suggestions as to what to do next would be greatfully received!

Cheers,
Chris
 
Brilliant! Thank you, it worked a treat!

Now to watch England stuff the French at rugby! After of course watching the
Irish beat the Scots. Now where did she hide the bottle opener this time.....?
 
This helped me soooo much. Thank you!!

Cal Bear '66 said:
Open Contacts, right click in an empty area of the Contacts window, select
Properties, Customize tab, select Contacts from the folder type template drop
down list, and check the subfolders check box, click Apply, and then click OK.
 
lindonator said:
This helped me soooo much. Thank you!!
Tried this and never find the Custom tab -- only General and Detail come up.
It doesn't give me anything unless it thinks I'm clicking on a message.
More wonderful "advance" from Vista! My next persona computer is going to be
a MAC.
 
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