If you regularly send emails to the group of people like your project team or your amateur soccer club, a one-time effort to create an email group for the distribution list pays off in the future many times. Microsoft Outlook offers a Contact Group to manage contact lists with a handful of personal contacts, email groups with dozens of team members, or distribution lists with thousands of subscribers. Show
There is no limit to the number of contacts you can add to the email group after Outlook 2007. To create a new Contact Group, do the following: 1. Open the Contact Group dialog box to create a new distribution list for Outlook by doing one of the following:
2. In the Contact Group dialog box:
3. When you've finished adding contacts to the Contact Group, on the Contact Group tab, in the Actions group, click the Save & Close button: Now, you can send an email to contact list, email group, or distribution list in a few clicks:
Thanks to the contact groups, you can treat a bunch of contacts like a personal contact list, an internal email group, or a public distribution list as if they are a single contact. Moreover, if you use the Bcc field, your recipients receive your message as a regular email message and are not able to see other contact group members. See also how to export all Contacts from Microsoft Exchange OST file storage to Microsoft Storage PST file. Here you will learn to set up a Contact Group (local distribution list) where you can manage your own list of members. Instructions1. Select the People icon within the bottom left hand corner. Fig 1. Location of the People icon 2. In your Contacts, click the New Contact Group button to create a new contact group.
3. Type in a name for your new contact group. 4. Now you will need to add members to this new list. Your can compose the list from the Global Address List and from your personal contacts. In this example, we will add members from the Global Address List (GAL) i. Click on Add Members > From Address Book. Fig 3. Illustration of entering a name for a new group and the Address Book option 5. Search for contacts that you would like to add to your new list and once you have finished, click OK. Fig 4. Illustrating adding members to the contact group 6. Click Save & Close. Fig 5. Location of Save and Close button 7. Your new distribution list will now be created and added to your list of contacts. Fig 6. Illustration of new contact group Sending emails to your distribution list1. Sending emails to your distribution list is the same as sending emails to any other members in your contact list. You can access your Address Book from a new message window by clicking on the To... button. Fig 7. Location of To... button 2. Select Contacts from your address book to search your local contact list. Fig 8. Contacts option in Address Book 3. You can find your distribution list from here. Fig 9. Search results window Related guides and other info:
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FeedbackWe are continually improving our website. Please provide any feedback using the feedback form. Please note: This form is only to provide feedback. If you require IT support please contact the IT Services Help desk. We can only respond to UCL email addresses. How do I create a group to send emails to?How to create an email group in Gmail: A step-by-step guide. Open Google Contacts.. Create a group label.. Add contacts to your label.. Select the label name in the “to” field.. Send an email to the group.. How do I create an email group in Outlook 2022?Open Outlook on the web. In the left pane, next to Groups, select the + button. (If you don't see the + button, hover your mouse over the left pane.) Note: If you don't see Groups in the left pane, your organization may not have turned on Groups.
How do I send a group email to a group in Outlook?In Mail, click Home > New Email.. On the Options tab, in the Show Fields group, click From.. In the From box, type the name of the group on whose behalf you are sending the message. ... . Add recipients, a subject, and the contents of the message as you typically do.. What is the difference between a group and a contact group in Outlook?There really is no difference between a contact group, contact list, email group, or distribution list when talking about Microsoft Outlook. The terms are used interchangeably.
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