Monday, December 8, 2014

How To Make A Distribution List In Microsoft Outlook

There are very few email management programs as useful in providing so many features as Microsoft Outlook. Developed by the Redmond based software maker, Outlook offers many useful features apart from the basic email sending and receiving options. Users can access calendar, schedule interviews, manage appointments, allocate tasks, set events, and perform many other things in Outlook. When used to its true caliber, Microsoft Outlook can really enhance the overall emailing experience.

One of the most striking features in Outlook is the ability to make contact groups. Actually, this Distribution List feature is used by users when they wish to send a particular email message to a group of people. When the set Distribution List is used, the contacts included in the directory will receive the same email message, all at the same time.

This really saves a huge amount of time because the email message is sent to a group instead of manually typing every email address. The OmniTech Support team guides you how to create a Distribution List in Outlook. Here are the steps involved:

Instructions


  • For making a Distribution List in Microsoft Outlook, go to File and then click on New. Then, select the Distribution List option from the drop down menu. 
  • Type the name of your group in the Name section. Then you can add email addresses from your Contacts folder and Address Book by clicking on the Select Members button. 
  • You can also add email addresses of people that are not present in your Contacts or Address Book folders by clicking on the Add New button.
  • When done, click on the Save and Close button. If you want to edit the list later, in case you need to add more people or remove some, you can access the list from the Address Book link in the Tools menu. 


Now when you create a new email message, you can select the set Distribution List by clicking on its name under the Contact box. You can also simply type the name of the Distribution List in the To field.
Now you know how to create and use Distribution List in Outlook. For any further help with the above instructions, contact OmniTech Support team right away.

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