Try attaching it as an item to your e-mail message. If you use Outlook as
your e-mail editor, go to Insert | Item, browse to your contact folder and
then to the DL, and click Insert. If you use Word as your e-mail editor, the
paperclip icon on the e-mail toolbar has an arrow on it -- click the arrow
and you'll see the Item option there.

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> I am trying to send a Distribution List I have created to my colleagues - it
> will not drag from Contacts to the body of the email message. I cannot copy
> all and paste into the body either. I seem to be unable to do anything with
> it except use it as an email address.
rgraham1 - 10 Oct 2005 20:21 GMT
Jocelyn,
Does the recipient HAVE to have Outlook for this to work? For example, if
the Recipients have Outlook Express will it work?
thanks,
Ron
> Try attaching it as an item to your e-mail message. If you use Outlook as
> your e-mail editor, go to Insert | Item, browse to your contact folder and
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> > all and paste into the body either. I seem to be unable to do anything with
> > it except use it as an email address.
Brian Tillman - 10 Oct 2005 21:29 GMT
> Does the recipient HAVE to have Outlook for this to work?
Yes. A DL must be send as an attachment to a Rich Text message and only
another Outlook can receive Rich Text messages and do anything reasonable
with them.

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Brian Tillman
Regsam - 30 Oct 2007 21:07 GMT
I'm trying to send a message to a distribution list and I get a error message
: "Too many recipients"
I have 120 contacts in my list. Is it too much ? and why ?
There is a limit ?
Thank you for a response as soon as possible.
Brian Tillman - 30 Oct 2007 21:38 GMT
> I'm trying to send a message to a distribution list and I get a error
> message
>> "Too many recipients"
> I have 120 contacts in my list. Is it too much ? and why ?
> There is a limit ?
Outlook imposes no limit. Your ISP does. Talk to them.

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