it's not a feature many people would use, so its not going to score high
enough on the new features list. Plus its not that difficult to do it
yourself, if you know how.
1. move or copy all of the messages into a folder so that only the
addresses you want to copy are there. You could set up a search folder for
this, if there is a unique keyword or category that will identify only
these messages.
2. install the form to expose the email address from
http://www.slipstick.com/exs/customfields.htm
3. create a view that displays just the addresses -
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/copy_data.htm
4. copy and paste into the DL form -
http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2004/20041105.htm
if there is the possibility of duplicated addresses in the list, paste it
into excel, sort by address. I use a formula that compares A1 to B1 and if
they match, displays "Dupe". Then I sort by that row and delete all the
rows with Dupe. Now copy and paste into the DL form.
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Steve said:
Thank you for all your responses. It has clarified DL for me. Thank
you.
However, this copy and paste methoidis very cumbersome. I was hoping for
a
way to:
1. Go to Inbox
2. Right mouse email you want to add to DL
3. Select DL list
4. Click to add email to DL list.
I have a 300+ emails over 6 months I want to select from my inbox and add
these folks to a specific DL. Doing one at a time, as suggested, is too
long.
Maybe this should be an Office 2007 update?
I have never used Business Contacts. Will this solve my problem of using
my
Inbox to select certain emails and put them in a catagory for sending an
email by category?