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From: Sheilah C. Sheilah on 18 May 2010 13:24
We are a small business in the midst of switching over to Outlook 2003 from
Outlook Express (we have Windows 7). We have several Distribution Lists
already setup which we have transferred to Outlook 2003. Based on advice I
have seen already in this and other forums, I have decided that we need to
switch from using Distribution Lists to using Categories. Is there a simple
way to categorize all of the contacts in a distribution list at once rather
than having to categorize each contact individually?
From: Russ Valentine on 18 May 2010 16:19
Distribution Lists do not contain Contacts. Clarify what you want to do. Are
you attempting to create Contacts from the names and addresses in the
Distribution List?
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Russ Valentine
"Sheilah C." <Sheilah C.(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8B9475FA-F352-4DC1-A451-E8589A25541E(a)microsoft.com...
> We are a small business in the midst of switching over to Outlook 2003
> from
> Outlook Express (we have Windows 7). We have several Distribution Lists
> already setup which we have transferred to Outlook 2003. Based on advice
> I
> have seen already in this and other forums, I have decided that we need to
> switch from using Distribution Lists to using Categories. Is there a
> simple
> way to categorize all of the contacts in a distribution list at once
> rather
> than having to categorize each contact individually?

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