I submitted under name "Mr. Suggestion", and what I stated was wrong (I'm
sure you get a lot of that). What is correct is that when you have a distro
list open, you can left click on a name in the list and it highlights. Then
if you go to the menu bar and hit "delete", it deletes to whole distro. list
rather than just the highlighted name, and it does it without asking "are you
sure". I think an "are you sure" is appropriate since (it seems) the only
way to build distro list is to pick the people one-by-one.

Thanks

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"Mr. Suggestion" wrote in message
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I submitted under name "Mr. Suggestion", and what I stated was wrong (I'm
sure you get a lot of that).

I'm entitled to my opinion. I didn't way you were "wrong", I simply
disagreed.

What is correct is that when you have a distro
list open, you can left click on a name in the list and it highlights. Then
if you go to the menu bar and hit "delete", it deletes to whole distro. list
rather than just the highlighted name, and it does it without asking "are
you
sure". I think an "are you sure" is appropriate since (it seems) the only
way to build distro list is to pick the people one-by-one.

You don't need an "are you sure" prompt when you have a Deleted Items bin
because clicking Delete doesn't really delete anything, it just moves it to
the Deleted Items folder, making it easy to recover.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]