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April 16th 09, 05:38 PM
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Can contacts be coded to receive different distribution lists?
Instead of having different distribution lists for different projects
(newsletters, surveys, clients, prospects, etc.), is there a way to code each contact to ensure that they appear on specific distribution lists? We currently have different distribution lists for each project, but there is a lot of overlap, and these lists are so big that we have to divide them up into groups (A - C, D - G, etc.). Keeping each list up to date has become a nightmare! Some contacts may be on one distribution list, but not another, while others may be on all of them. 
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