Right. DL's are a unique, proprietary Outlook Item. You cannot just send one
to someone who is not using Outlook because they have no application that
would know what to do with it.
You would need to convert your DL to a format others can use. Saving it as
an RTF or txt file works well for most people.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
OK -- so -- in essence what you are saying, is what I have found out
already
= that I cannot just COPY the list into, say, a document, and then send
that
copy to other members on our groups list. Right??? I want to send it to
the
other Board Members for their use as they need it. Also, as far as I
know, I
am probably the only one in our Computer Club who is using M.S. Outlook as
I
stopped using Outlook Express a couple of years ago. M.S. Outlook offers
more flexibility and different ways of doing paper work - for the most
part -
than does OE. My apologies for dragging this out but I really did not
know
what you meant by your first answer/question because earlier I had somehow
copied the list into an email format but can't remember just how I did
it!!
Thank you for your patience with me.
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You don't understand. How to send a DL depends on what email software the
recipients use. That's why I asked you that.
DL's are unique to Outlook. The method to send the information to an
Outlook
user is completely different than the method you would use if they are
not.
If you don't know, or if they are not using Outlook, you'll just have to
create a list of names and email addresses any way you please and send
that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Russ = What does the kind of software the other Board members are using
have
to do with sending them an email?? I want to email, NOT export! My
question
is for me = how do I copy or move a copy of the Distribution List that
is
in
Outlook Contacts into a blank email so I can send the other Board
members
a
copy. On the Contact page that has this Distribution list I an unable
to
select/highlight the page so I can do a copy of it into a new email
page
in
Outlook 2003? A right-click does NOT do anything in this Contact
software
climaate!! If I can somehow copy this list and then paste it into an
Outlook
email, then I can send it. The problem I am having is HOW to get a
copy
of
this list ro go into a blank email - or even into a document - so I can
send
it out to the Board Members. There is no Send command under File on
the
Distribution List page. I can't see where the software that they have
has
anything to do with my moving a copy into a new email and then emailing
it
to
the people who need it! My problem is getting a copy of the
Distribution
List
OUT of the Contact folder or page and INTO a document or a blank emal
page --
without retyping it all over again (there are between 60 & 70 names and
email
addresses,) and that's a LOT of typing that I just don't have time for
right
now as I am also working on my Income Tax Prep. & I am Secretary for a
car
club which also keeps me busy at the computer (& elsewhere). Please =
give
me an answer I can use. . . Thank you ~ Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

The "other Board Members."
You already told us you were using Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Russ = Well, you have confused me! You wrote: ""It depends on what
email
software they are using. You've left us guessing."
Who are you refering to when you use the word "they"? Is it me or
is
it
the
person(s) to whom I plan to send this list? As to "email software"
=
wouldn't that be the O/S WinXP, Home + M.S. Outlook 2003 and I.E. 6
as
the
browser to open the Internet which is what I am using? Do you mean
the
ISP's
software?? I'm sorry but you have left me baffled!
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Not the question I asked. Read again please.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
OOPS! -- I failed to mention that I am using Outlook 2003 on a 1
1/2
yr.
old
custom computer with 200 GB hard disc memory divided on two hard
drives.
--
Meg Mac


"Meg" wrote:

I am using Microsoft Outlook and Internet Explorer 6. My O/S
is
WinXP
Home.
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Depends on what email software they are using. You've left us
guessing.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
How do I copy & send an Outlook Distribution List of names &
email
addresses
to other Board Members?
--
Meg Mac

Hi Russ ~ ~ ~ Well ~ I poked around the commands in the top tool bar and
finally solved it. Here is what I did: 1) did a manual 'select' by holding
down the shift key and sliding the cursor down the whole page = now
everything on that page was selected) in a blue color; 2) then I chose to
'copy it to a folder' in Outlook Email folders (which is the only place it
would allow me to go); 3) Then I did another select & copy and sent it to a
new email which I then sent to myself; 4) NOW the list is available for me to
send to whomever needs it irregardless of what email software they are
using!! I finally figured out what I had done several weeks ago when I first
sent this list out in an email. . . I duplicated my actions. Since I had
done it once already, I knew it could be done but could not remember HOW I
did it.
There -- now we both know how to get a copy of a DL into another more
generally usable formt! The trick is to remember it!! Thank you for all
your patience with going back and forth on this problem. We both learned
something and that is a good thing. Take Care ~ ~ ~ Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Right. DL's are a unique, proprietary Outlook Item. You cannot just send one
to someone who is not using Outlook because they have no application that
would know what to do with it.
You would need to convert your DL to a format others can use. Saving it as
an RTF or txt file works well for most people.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
OK -- so -- in essence what you are saying, is what I have found out
already
= that I cannot just COPY the list into, say, a document, and then send
that
copy to other members on our groups list. Right??? I want to send it to
the
other Board Members for their use as they need it. Also, as far as I
know, I
am probably the only one in our Computer Club who is using M.S. Outlook as
I
stopped using Outlook Express a couple of years ago. M.S. Outlook offers
more flexibility and different ways of doing paper work - for the most
part -
than does OE. My apologies for dragging this out but I really did not
know
what you meant by your first answer/question because earlier I had somehow
copied the list into an email format but can't remember just how I did
it!!
Thank you for your patience with me.
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You don't understand. How to send a DL depends on what email software the
recipients use. That's why I asked you that.
DL's are unique to Outlook. The method to send the information to an
Outlook
user is completely different than the method you would use if they are
not.
If you don't know, or if they are not using Outlook, you'll just have to
create a list of names and email addresses any way you please and send
that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Russ = What does the kind of software the other Board members are using
have
to do with sending them an email?? I want to email, NOT export! My
question
is for me = how do I copy or move a copy of the Distribution List that
is
in
Outlook Contacts into a blank email so I can send the other Board
members
a
copy. On the Contact page that has this Distribution list I an unable
to
select/highlight the page so I can do a copy of it into a new email
page
in
Outlook 2003? A right-click does NOT do anything in this Contact
software
climaate!! If I can somehow copy this list and then paste it into an
Outlook
email, then I can send it. The problem I am having is HOW to get a
copy
of
this list ro go into a blank email - or even into a document - so I can
send
it out to the Board Members. There is no Send command under File on
the
Distribution List page. I can't see where the software that they have
has
anything to do with my moving a copy into a new email and then emailing
it
to
the people who need it! My problem is getting a copy of the
Distribution
List
OUT of the Contact folder or page and INTO a document or a blank emal
page --
without retyping it all over again (there are between 60 & 70 names and
email
addresses,) and that's a LOT of typing that I just don't have time for
right
now as I am also working on my Income Tax Prep. & I am Secretary for a
car
club which also keeps me busy at the computer (& elsewhere). Please =
give
me an answer I can use. . . Thank you ~ Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

The "other Board Members."
You already told us you were using Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Russ = Well, you have confused me! You wrote: ""It depends on what
email
software they are using. You've left us guessing."
Who are you refering to when you use the word "they"? Is it me or
is
it
the
person(s) to whom I plan to send this list? As to "email software"
=
wouldn't that be the O/S WinXP, Home + M.S. Outlook 2003 and I.E. 6
as
the
browser to open the Internet which is what I am using? Do you mean
the
ISP's
software?? I'm sorry but you have left me baffled!
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Not the question I asked. Read again please.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
OOPS! -- I failed to mention that I am using Outlook 2003 on a 1
1/2
yr.
old
custom computer with 200 GB hard disc memory divided on two hard
drives.
--
Meg Mac


"Meg" wrote:

I am using Microsoft Outlook and Internet Explorer 6. My O/S
is
WinXP
Home.
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Depends on what email software they are using. You've left us
guessing.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
How do I copy & send an Outlook Distribution List of names &
email
addresses
to other Board Members?
--
Meg Mac

Meg wrote:

OK -- so -- in essence what you are saying, is what I have found out
already = that I cannot just COPY the list into, say, a document, and
then send that copy to other members on our groups list. Right???

If they are using Outlook, it's pretty easy to send the DL. Open a new
message in Rich Text format, open your Contacts, and drag the DL to the
message. Address it and send it. all done. If they're not using address,
you have to manually copy the names and addresses and send that list.
That's why Russ asked.
--
Brian Tillman

I didn't learn anything. You just found an awkward way to convert a DL to
another format.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
news
Hi Russ ~ ~ ~ Well ~ I poked around the commands in the top tool bar and
finally solved it. Here is what I did: 1) did a manual 'select' by
holding
down the shift key and sliding the cursor down the whole page = now
everything on that page was selected) in a blue color; 2) then I chose to
'copy it to a folder' in Outlook Email folders (which is the only place it
would allow me to go); 3) Then I did another select & copy and sent it to
a
new email which I then sent to myself; 4) NOW the list is available for me
to
send to whomever needs it irregardless of what email software they are
using!! I finally figured out what I had done several weeks ago when I
first
sent this list out in an email. . . I duplicated my actions. Since I had
done it once already, I knew it could be done but could not remember HOW I
did it.
There -- now we both know how to get a copy of a DL into another more
generally usable formt! The trick is to remember it!! Thank you for all
your patience with going back and forth on this problem. We both learned
something and that is a good thing. Take Care ~ ~ ~ Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Right. DL's are a unique, proprietary Outlook Item. You cannot just send
one
to someone who is not using Outlook because they have no application that
would know what to do with it.
You would need to convert your DL to a format others can use. Saving it
as
an RTF or txt file works well for most people.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
OK -- so -- in essence what you are saying, is what I have found out
already
= that I cannot just COPY the list into, say, a document, and then send
that
copy to other members on our groups list. Right??? I want to send it
to
the
other Board Members for their use as they need it. Also, as far as I
know, I
am probably the only one in our Computer Club who is using M.S. Outlook
as
I
stopped using Outlook Express a couple of years ago. M.S. Outlook
offers
more flexibility and different ways of doing paper work - for the most
part -
than does OE. My apologies for dragging this out but I really did not
know
what you meant by your first answer/question because earlier I had
somehow
copied the list into an email format but can't remember just how I did
it!!
Thank you for your patience with me.
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You don't understand. How to send a DL depends on what email software
the
recipients use. That's why I asked you that.
DL's are unique to Outlook. The method to send the information to an
Outlook
user is completely different than the method you would use if they are
not.
If you don't know, or if they are not using Outlook, you'll just have
to
create a list of names and email addresses any way you please and send
that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Russ = What does the kind of software the other Board members are
using
have
to do with sending them an email?? I want to email, NOT export! My
question
is for me = how do I copy or move a copy of the Distribution List
that
is
in
Outlook Contacts into a blank email so I can send the other Board
members
a
copy. On the Contact page that has this Distribution list I an
unable
to
select/highlight the page so I can do a copy of it into a new email
page
in
Outlook 2003? A right-click does NOT do anything in this Contact
software
climaate!! If I can somehow copy this list and then paste it into an
Outlook
email, then I can send it. The problem I am having is HOW to get a
copy
of
this list ro go into a blank email - or even into a document - so I
can
send
it out to the Board Members. There is no Send command under File on
the
Distribution List page. I can't see where the software that they
have
has
anything to do with my moving a copy into a new email and then
emailing
it
to
the people who need it! My problem is getting a copy of the
Distribution
List
OUT of the Contact folder or page and INTO a document or a blank
emal
page --
without retyping it all over again (there are between 60 & 70 names
and
email
addresses,) and that's a LOT of typing that I just don't have time
for
right
now as I am also working on my Income Tax Prep. & I am Secretary for
a
car
club which also keeps me busy at the computer (& elsewhere). Please
=
give
me an answer I can use. . . Thank you ~ Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

The "other Board Members."
You already told us you were using Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Russ = Well, you have confused me! You wrote: ""It depends on
what
email
software they are using. You've left us guessing."
Who are you refering to when you use the word "they"? Is it me
or
is
it
the
person(s) to whom I plan to send this list? As to "email
software"
=
wouldn't that be the O/S WinXP, Home + M.S. Outlook 2003 and I.E.
6
as
the
browser to open the Internet which is what I am using? Do you
mean
the
ISP's
software?? I'm sorry but you have left me baffled!
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Not the question I asked. Read again please.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
OOPS! -- I failed to mention that I am using Outlook 2003 on a
1
1/2
yr.
old
custom computer with 200 GB hard disc memory divided on two
hard
drives.
--
Meg Mac


"Meg" wrote:

I am using Microsoft Outlook and Internet Explorer 6. My
O/S
is
WinXP
Home.
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Depends on what email software they are using. You've left
us
guessing.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
How do I copy & send an Outlook Distribution List of
names &
email
addresses
to other Board Members?
--
Meg Mac

Hello Russ = If you consider my method an awkward one, then what method would
you consider a good or smooth one - especially since I do not know who on the
list is using MS Outlook? What would you have done? What method would you
have used that you consider better or smoother? This is the question I have
been asking from the start of this whole set of communications. I do not
want to sit at my computer and manually retype all the names and emails AGAIN
if there is a simpler, less time-consuming way to be able to copy and send in
an email. Thank you -- Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

I didn't learn anything. You just found an awkward way to convert a DL to
another format.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
news
Hi Russ ~ ~ ~ Well ~ I poked around the commands in the top tool bar and
finally solved it. Here is what I did: 1) did a manual 'select' by
holding
down the shift key and sliding the cursor down the whole page = now
everything on that page was selected) in a blue color; 2) then I chose to
'copy it to a folder' in Outlook Email folders (which is the only place it
would allow me to go); 3) Then I did another select & copy and sent it to
a
new email which I then sent to myself; 4) NOW the list is available for me
to
send to whomever needs it irregardless of what email software they are
using!! I finally figured out what I had done several weeks ago when I
first
sent this list out in an email. . . I duplicated my actions. Since I had
done it once already, I knew it could be done but could not remember HOW I
did it.
There -- now we both know how to get a copy of a DL into another more
generally usable formt! The trick is to remember it!! Thank you for all
your patience with going back and forth on this problem. We both learned
something and that is a good thing. Take Care ~ ~ ~ Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Right. DL's are a unique, proprietary Outlook Item. You cannot just send
one
to someone who is not using Outlook because they have no application that
would know what to do with it.
You would need to convert your DL to a format others can use. Saving it
as
an RTF or txt file works well for most people.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
OK -- so -- in essence what you are saying, is what I have found out
already
= that I cannot just COPY the list into, say, a document, and then send
that
copy to other members on our groups list. Right??? I want to send it
to
the
other Board Members for their use as they need it. Also, as far as I
know, I
am probably the only one in our Computer Club who is using M.S. Outlook
as
I
stopped using Outlook Express a couple of years ago. M.S. Outlook
offers
more flexibility and different ways of doing paper work - for the most
part -
than does OE. My apologies for dragging this out but I really did not
know
what you meant by your first answer/question because earlier I had
somehow
copied the list into an email format but can't remember just how I did
it!!
Thank you for your patience with me.
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You don't understand. How to send a DL depends on what email software
the
recipients use. That's why I asked you that.
DL's are unique to Outlook. The method to send the information to an
Outlook
user is completely different than the method you would use if they are
not.
If you don't know, or if they are not using Outlook, you'll just have
to
create a list of names and email addresses any way you please and send
that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Russ = What does the kind of software the other Board members are
using
have
to do with sending them an email?? I want to email, NOT export! My
question
is for me = how do I copy or move a copy of the Distribution List
that
is
in
Outlook Contacts into a blank email so I can send the other Board
members
a
copy. On the Contact page that has this Distribution list I an
unable
to
select/highlight the page so I can do a copy of it into a new email
page
in
Outlook 2003? A right-click does NOT do anything in this Contact
software
climaate!! If I can somehow copy this list and then paste it into an
Outlook
email, then I can send it. The problem I am having is HOW to get a
copy
of
this list ro go into a blank email - or even into a document - so I
can
send
it out to the Board Members. There is no Send command under File on
the
Distribution List page. I can't see where the software that they
have
has
anything to do with my moving a copy into a new email and then
emailing
it
to
the people who need it! My problem is getting a copy of the
Distribution
List
OUT of the Contact folder or page and INTO a document or a blank
emal
page --
without retyping it all over again (there are between 60 & 70 names
and
email
addresses,) and that's a LOT of typing that I just don't have time
for
right
now as I am also working on my Income Tax Prep. & I am Secretary for
a
car
club which also keeps me busy at the computer (& elsewhere). Please
=
give
me an answer I can use. . . Thank you ~ Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

The "other Board Members."
You already told us you were using Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Russ = Well, you have confused me! You wrote: ""It depends on
what
email
software they are using. You've left us guessing."
Who are you refering to when you use the word "they"? Is it me
or
is
it
the
person(s) to whom I plan to send this list? As to "email
software"
=
wouldn't that be the O/S WinXP, Home + M.S. Outlook 2003 and I.E.
6
as
the
browser to open the Internet which is what I am using? Do you
mean
the
ISP's
software?? I'm sorry but you have left me baffled!
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Not the question I asked. Read again please.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
OOPS! -- I failed to mention that I am using Outlook 2003 on a
1
1/2
yr.
old
custom computer with 200 GB hard disc memory divided on two
hard
drives.
--
Meg Mac


"Meg" wrote:

I am using Microsoft Outlook and Internet Explorer 6. My
O/S
is
WinXP
Home.
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Depends on what email software they are using. You've left
us
guessing.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
How do I copy & send an Outlook Distribution List of
names &
email
addresses
to other Board Members?
--
Meg Mac

Hello Brian ~ ~ ~ I understood what and why Russ asked what he did from the
start. First, I doubt many in our group are using M.S. Outlook and I don't
have time to research that. Second, I did not want to retype the list
manually AGAIN just to send it to 3-4 people on the Board. I was looking for
a simple way of copying that list to save me time and so the Board members
could have a list that they needed for their use. Evidently, Russ thinks my
final solution is awkward, and maybe it is, but it did work for what I
needed. Other than retyping it manually, do you have any other suggestion
that would be maybe more direct than my solution? I just do not have the
time to retype it now. Thank you for your contribution.
--
Meg Mac


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Meg wrote:

OK -- so -- in essence what you are saying, is what I have found out
already = that I cannot just COPY the list into, say, a document, and
then send that copy to other members on our groups list. Right???

If they are using Outlook, it's pretty easy to send the DL. Open a new
message in Rich Text format, open your Contacts, and drag the DL to the
message. Address it and send it. all done. If they're not using address,
you have to manually copy the names and addresses and send that list.
That's why Russ asked.
--
Brian Tillman

I had already posted the method most people use. I assumed you saw it.
Just save the DL as an RTF or TXT file and send that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Hello Russ = If you consider my method an awkward one, then what method
would
you consider a good or smooth one - especially since I do not know who on
the
list is using MS Outlook? What would you have done? What method would you
have used that you consider better or smoother? This is the question I
have
been asking from the start of this whole set of communications. I do not
want to sit at my computer and manually retype all the names and emails
AGAIN
if there is a simpler, less time-consuming way to be able to copy and send
in
an email. Thank you -- Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

I didn't learn anything. You just found an awkward way to convert a DL to
another format.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
news
Hi Russ ~ ~ ~ Well ~ I poked around the commands in the top tool bar
and
finally solved it. Here is what I did: 1) did a manual 'select' by
holding
down the shift key and sliding the cursor down the whole page = now
everything on that page was selected) in a blue color; 2) then I chose
to
'copy it to a folder' in Outlook Email folders (which is the only place
it
would allow me to go); 3) Then I did another select & copy and sent it
to
a
new email which I then sent to myself; 4) NOW the list is available for
me
to
send to whomever needs it irregardless of what email software they are
using!! I finally figured out what I had done several weeks ago when I
first
sent this list out in an email. . . I duplicated my actions. Since I
had
done it once already, I knew it could be done but could not remember
HOW I
did it.
There -- now we both know how to get a copy of a DL into another more
generally usable formt! The trick is to remember it!! Thank you for
all
your patience with going back and forth on this problem. We both
learned
something and that is a good thing. Take Care ~ ~ ~ Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Right. DL's are a unique, proprietary Outlook Item. You cannot just
send
one
to someone who is not using Outlook because they have no application
that
would know what to do with it.
You would need to convert your DL to a format others can use. Saving
it
as
an RTF or txt file works well for most people.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
OK -- so -- in essence what you are saying, is what I have found out
already
= that I cannot just COPY the list into, say, a document, and then
send
that
copy to other members on our groups list. Right??? I want to send
it
to
the
other Board Members for their use as they need it. Also, as far as
I
know, I
am probably the only one in our Computer Club who is using M.S.
Outlook
as
I
stopped using Outlook Express a couple of years ago. M.S. Outlook
offers
more flexibility and different ways of doing paper work - for the
most
part -
than does OE. My apologies for dragging this out but I really did
not
know
what you meant by your first answer/question because earlier I had
somehow
copied the list into an email format but can't remember just how I
did
it!!
Thank you for your patience with me.
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You don't understand. How to send a DL depends on what email
software
the
recipients use. That's why I asked you that.
DL's are unique to Outlook. The method to send the information to
an
Outlook
user is completely different than the method you would use if they
are
not.
If you don't know, or if they are not using Outlook, you'll just
have
to
create a list of names and email addresses any way you please and
send
that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Russ = What does the kind of software the other Board members are
using
have
to do with sending them an email?? I want to email, NOT export!
My
question
is for me = how do I copy or move a copy of the Distribution List
that
is
in
Outlook Contacts into a blank email so I can send the other Board
members
a
copy. On the Contact page that has this Distribution list I an
unable
to
select/highlight the page so I can do a copy of it into a new
email
page
in
Outlook 2003? A right-click does NOT do anything in this Contact
software
climaate!! If I can somehow copy this list and then paste it into
an
Outlook
email, then I can send it. The problem I am having is HOW to get
a
copy
of
this list ro go into a blank email - or even into a document - so
I
can
send
it out to the Board Members. There is no Send command under File
on
the
Distribution List page. I can't see where the software that they
have
has
anything to do with my moving a copy into a new email and then
emailing
it
to
the people who need it! My problem is getting a copy of the
Distribution
List
OUT of the Contact folder or page and INTO a document or a blank
emal
page --
without retyping it all over again (there are between 60 & 70
names
and
email
addresses,) and that's a LOT of typing that I just don't have
time
for
right
now as I am also working on my Income Tax Prep. & I am Secretary
for
a
car
club which also keeps me busy at the computer (& elsewhere).
Please
=
give
me an answer I can use. . . Thank you ~ Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

The "other Board Members."
You already told us you were using Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
Russ = Well, you have confused me! You wrote: ""It depends
on
what
email
software they are using. You've left us guessing."
Who are you refering to when you use the word "they"? Is it
me
or
is
it
the
person(s) to whom I plan to send this list? As to "email
software"
=
wouldn't that be the O/S WinXP, Home + M.S. Outlook 2003 and
I.E.
6
as
the
browser to open the Internet which is what I am using? Do you
mean
the
ISP's
software?? I'm sorry but you have left me baffled!
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Not the question I asked. Read again please.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
OOPS! -- I failed to mention that I am using Outlook 2003
on a
1
1/2
yr.
old
custom computer with 200 GB hard disc memory divided on two
hard
drives.
--
Meg Mac


"Meg" wrote:

I am using Microsoft Outlook and Internet Explorer 6. My
O/S
is
WinXP
Home.
--
Meg Mac


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Depends on what email software they are using. You've
left
us
guessing.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Meg" wrote in message
...
How do I copy & send an Outlook Distribution List of
names &
email
addresses
to other Board Members?
--
Meg Mac

Thank you both (Brian and Russ) for all your time and effort = it did help.
Meg
--
Meg Mac


"Meg" wrote:

Hello Brian ~ ~ ~ I understood what and why Russ asked what he did from the
start. First, I doubt many in our group are using M.S. Outlook and I don't
have time to research that. Second, I did not want to retype the list
manually AGAIN just to send it to 3-4 people on the Board. I was looking for
a simple way of copying that list to save me time and so the Board members
could have a list that they needed for their use. Evidently, Russ thinks my
final solution is awkward, and maybe it is, but it did work for what I
needed. Other than retyping it manually, do you have any other suggestion
that would be maybe more direct than my solution? I just do not have the
time to retype it now. Thank you for your contribution.
--
Meg Mac


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Meg wrote:

OK -- so -- in essence what you are saying, is what I have found out
already = that I cannot just COPY the list into, say, a document, and
then send that copy to other members on our groups list. Right???

If they are using Outlook, it's pretty easy to send the DL. Open a new
message in Rich Text format, open your Contacts, and drag the DL to the
message. Address it and send it. all done. If they're not using address,
you have to manually copy the names and addresses and send that list.
That's why Russ asked.
--
Brian Tillman

How do you "drag the DL to the message"? Hope this isn't too stupid a
question. Thanks!

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

If they are using Outlook, it's pretty easy to send the DL. Open a new
message in Rich Text format, open your Contacts, and drag the DL to the
message. Address it and send it. all done. If they're not using address,
you have to manually copy the names and addresses and send that list.
That's why Russ asked.
--
Brian Tillman

TomFODW wrote:

How do you "drag the DL to the message"? Hope this isn't too stupid a
question. Thanks!

With the compose window open, open your Contacts, click the DL name, and
drag it to the body of the compose window.
--
Brian Tillman