Transferring a Distribution List

J

jkiser

I sent a message to people on a distribution list from my home PC last night.
In that distribution list, I included my office E-mail address.

The next morning at the office, I received the message. Now want to take
the entire distribution list from that message and save it to my office PC.

How do I do that?
 
B

Brian Tillman

jkiser said:
I sent a message to people on a distribution list from my home PC
last night. In that distribution list, I included my office E-mail
address.

The next morning at the office, I received the message. Now want to
take the entire distribution list from that message and save it to my
office PC.

How do I do that?

Do you mean you attached a DL to the message and want to add that to your
Contacts or that you want to add the contents of the recipient field to your
Contacts?
 
J

jkiser

The later....I want to make the contents of the recipients field into a
distribution list.
 
B

Brian Tillman

jkiser said:
The later....I want to make the contents of the recipients field into
a distribution list.

Try opening a new DL, clicking Select Members, then pasting the recipient
list into the Members field.
 
J

jkiser

That doesn't work because Outlook populates the recipients field with the
common names rather than the E-mail addresses. Then the DL can't find the
E-mail addresses.

I can partially solve that problem by "Replying To All" on the original
message and then copying all of the names in the "To:" field. But then there
is a combination of the common name and the E-mail address. If I paste that
into the Members field of the DL, it won't let me erase the common name part
and salvage the E-mail address.

I guess I could past it to an Excel sheet, erase the common name part, then
copy just the E-mail addresses to the Member field but there should be an
easier way to do this.

John Kiser
 

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