Then attach the DL as an Outlook item in a message in RTF format. The
recipient need only double click it and save it to put it in their Contacts
Folder
> Yes. It is going from Outlook 2000 in CA to a computer
> that has Outlook 2000 in NY.
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I've got the same question. When I try your
recommendation, it works for internal mail, but after
delivering to an internet address, the attachment is
blank. If I choose 'text only', it lists all the
addresses and delivers it, but not if I
choose "attachment". Any ideas on how I can get the
attachment option to display the DL?
Thanks
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>Then attach the DL as an Outlook item in a message in RTF format. The
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 27 Sep 2004 22:13 GMT
List the steps you used to attach the DL.
Are you certain that your message format is RTF and that the recipient is
using Outlook?

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> I've got the same question. When I try your
> recommendation, it works for internal mail, but after
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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 28 Sep 2004 01:51 GMT
And that the recipient address has been marked for RTF?

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> List the steps you used to attach the DL.
> Are you certain that your message format is RTF and that the recipient is
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