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Question for 2007. I was able to send the DL, but when it was receieved and
they tried viewing the contents of the members an error message appeared saying "Could not find contact. it may have been deleted or moved form its original location. Would you like to reove it from the list?" I select No, double click on the contact and I get the properties of the email properties. I would like the receipent to see all the info pertaining to that contact. Any ideas? "jewellbox" wrote: I want to send a distribution list to another email address using Outlook. The online help suggests going to insert/item. My drop down under insert has no item option. |
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How did you create the DL? In what information store did it reside?
How did you send it? -- Russ Valentine "HappyFace06" wrote in message news ![]() Question for 2007. I was able to send the DL, but when it was receieved and they tried viewing the contents of the members an error message appeared saying "Could not find contact. it may have been deleted or moved form its original location. Would you like to reove it from the list?" I select No, double click on the contact and I get the properties of the email properties. I would like the receipent to see all the info pertaining to that contact. Any ideas? "jewellbox" wrote: I want to send a distribution list to another email address using Outlook. The online help suggests going to insert/item. My drop down under insert has no item option. |
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You need to understand DL's. They contain names and electronic addresses.
Period. Nothing more. They do not contain other Contact data. If they remain in the original information store, they contain a very fragile link to the Contact Records from which they were created. Since you broke that link, you get the error and the behavior you see. -- Russ Valentine "HappyFace06" wrote in message news ![]() Question for 2007. I was able to send the DL, but when it was receieved and they tried viewing the contents of the members an error message appeared saying "Could not find contact. it may have been deleted or moved form its original location. Would you like to reove it from the list?" I select No, double click on the contact and I get the properties of the email properties. I would like the receipent to see all the info pertaining to that contact. Any ideas? "jewellbox" wrote: I want to send a distribution list to another email address using Outlook. The online help suggests going to insert/item. My drop down under insert has no item option. |
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This procedure is not working for me either.
I have tried to send a DL, via email, in both Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007. No matter how I create the message, the person receiving does not receive the DL. They only receive my message as an attachment with no DL attached. My server is a POP3 as well as the server of the recipient. I have tried sending the DL by: -Opening a new message (rich txt is the editor) -Clicking Insert/Item -Navigating to my Contacts -Selecting my DL -On the right hand side the radio button is checked to send as attachment -I click OK The recipient receives my message, however they only see an envelope attached. When they open the envelope all they see is my signature, not the DL. There is NO paperclip next to the picture of the envelope. They also have Outlook 2003 and their server is POP3 (not exchange). I have also tried sending them an individual contact with the same result. If they drag the message to their Contacts only MY info will appear! "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Odd. That procedure has worked for everyone else I know so far. Obviously, it only works when the recipients are using a similar version of Outlook. Outlook DL's have no meaning to other email clients. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Nancy" wrote in message ... The DL is in my Contacts in Outlook 2003. I created it by clicking on the down arrow next to New/Distribution List. I selected the names from my contact list. I have also tried the same thing by Adding the names and typing their email addresses, and both times both people tell me all they can see is my contact info. When I click Insert Item I see my mailbox, double click on Contacts and select the distribution list that I want to send to my colleague. I don't know their email clients, but I will find out. Thanks. "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Still need the other information I asked for: location of this DL and how it was created. Also need to know recipient email client. When you use Insert Item, what do you see next |
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Have you ensured neither sender or recipient uses email scanning?
The method only works reliably with Exchange Server. Outlook was not really designed for Internet Mail protocols so its proprietary formats often do not survive transport through them. -- Russ Valentine "caswan" wrote in message ... This procedure is not working for me either. I have tried to send a DL, via email, in both Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007. No matter how I create the message, the person receiving does not receive the DL. They only receive my message as an attachment with no DL attached. My server is a POP3 as well as the server of the recipient. I have tried sending the DL by: -Opening a new message (rich txt is the editor) -Clicking Insert/Item -Navigating to my Contacts -Selecting my DL -On the right hand side the radio button is checked to send as attachment -I click OK The recipient receives my message, however they only see an envelope attached. When they open the envelope all they see is my signature, not the DL. There is NO paperclip next to the picture of the envelope. They also have Outlook 2003 and their server is POP3 (not exchange). I have also tried sending them an individual contact with the same result. If they drag the message to their Contacts only MY info will appear! "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Odd. That procedure has worked for everyone else I know so far. Obviously, it only works when the recipients are using a similar version of Outlook. Outlook DL's have no meaning to other email clients. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Nancy" wrote in message ... The DL is in my Contacts in Outlook 2003. I created it by clicking on the down arrow next to New/Distribution List. I selected the names from my contact list. I have also tried the same thing by Adding the names and typing their email addresses, and both times both people tell me all they can see is my contact info. When I click Insert Item I see my mailbox, double click on Contacts and select the distribution list that I want to send to my colleague. I don't know their email clients, but I will find out. Thanks. "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Still need the other information I asked for: location of this DL and how it was created. Also need to know recipient email client. When you use Insert Item, what do you see next |
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