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Microsoft Outlook 2003 - Distribution Lists

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Uploaded by on Oct 16, 2007

Distribution Lists allow you to send an email message or item to multiple people while only referencing 1 alias for that group. Watch in this straight forward example how to accomplish this. This video was taken from a full length production entitled Microsoft Outlook 2003 Essential Training produced by My Digital Works. The full training is available from their website at http://www.mydigitalworks.com, E-Bay and Amazon.

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  • Hi, i have two problems first in my window xp i can´t open the outlook it always says it is not for offline folder, although i´m online. and the second prob. is in my window 7 as you said in your video that out look doesn’t work in window 7. in my comp.it says MAPI32.DLL or something is missing. So could you please help me ?

  • Wish Outlook 2003 had a way to add Outlook Users (not MS Exchange) to an already created Dist. List right from the Outlook Contact!

    If there is please reply to this post...thanks!

  • Great video

  • can't see what you're doing because screen too small :(

  • wow You Have a clear and simple way to break down things. Would you mind to post some more.

    I need to learn a lof on outlook because I got a helpdesk job that require outlook knowledge

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