I've read how a distribution list can be attached to an e-mail but I can't
find how the recipiant saves the file to their contact list. I sent a dist
list to myself, opened the attachment and did a Save and Close but the list
did not save. How can this be done. Thanks a bunch for your help.

SITCFanTN wrote:

I've read how a distribution list can be attached to an e-mail but I
can't find how the recipiant saves the file to their contact list. I
sent a dist list to myself, opened the attachment and did a Save and
Close but the list did not save. How can this be done. Thanks a
bunch for your help.

Drag the attachment to your Contacts folder.
--
Brian Tillman

I'm trying to work this out as well. I have a list of over 400 people's
emails. Surely i don't have to add them individually do i!? Can anyone help
us? Carrie

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

SITCFanTN wrote:

I've read how a distribution list can be attached to an e-mail but I
can't find how the recipiant saves the file to their contact list. I
sent a dist list to myself, opened the attachment and did a Save and
Close but the list did not save. How can this be done. Thanks a
bunch for your help.

Drag the attachment to your Contacts folder.
--
Brian Tillman

Carrie wrote:

I'm trying to work this out as well. I have a list of over 400
people's emails. Surely i don't have to add them individually do i!?
Can anyone help us? Carrie

"Having a list" of addresses is certainly not the same thing as receiving a
message with a Distribution List attached. Start a new topic and state your
problem, giving details like your Outlook version and in what form your
"list of people's emails" takes.
--
Brian Tillman

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Carrie wrote:

I'm trying to work this out as well. I have a list of over 400
people's emails. Surely i don't have to add them individually do i!?
Can anyone help us? Carrie

"Having a list" of addresses is certainly not the same thing as receiving a
message with a Distribution List attached. Start a new topic and state your
problem, giving details like your Outlook version and in what form your
"list of people's emails" takes.
--
Brian Tillman

Fair enough. Thanks Brian. Thought this may help you;
It seems that you are having trouble with your Microsoft Office Outlook. To
choose which Microsoft Outlook version you are having trouble with, please
follow the link provided.

http://support.microsoft.com/select/...et=hub&c1=505&

The link will direct you to a page where you can select what version of
Microsoft Outlook is installed to your system. After you chose the proper
version, you will be redirected to a page with help and how-to articles. On
the same page, you can also opt to be in contact with a Microsoft Outlook
Support Professional by clicking a link at the upper right part of the page.

Carrie

Carrie wrote:

Fair enough. Thanks Brian. Thought this may help you;

Why would that help me? I always know what version of Outlook I'm using.
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Brian Tillman

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Carrie wrote:

Fair enough. Thanks Brian. Thought this may help you;

Why would that help me? I always know what version of Outlook I'm using.
--
Brian Tillman

I am perfectly aware you know what outlook you're using - it was the latter
part of the note i thought may help. Apologise if it didn't. Good luck with
finding the answer to your query.

Carrie wrote:

I am perfectly aware you know what outlook you're using - it was the
latter part of the note i thought may help. Apologise if it didn't.
Good luck with finding the answer to your query.

However, I had no query. Instead, I was trying to address your issue; the
one you posted in this message:

I'm trying to work this out as well. I have a list of over 400
people's emails. Surely i don't have to add them individually do i!?
Can anyone help us? Carrie

And I suggested that it would be better for you to open a new topic, which
you did. I figured we were done here, since this topic really belonged to
SITCFanTN.
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Brian Tillman