I need to create a something like a listserv for my boss and he would like us
to use Outlook 2007 to do this, and not tap into an outside service or
vendor. As far as I know Outlook does not have this capability, and I want
to use Google Groups, Majordomo, or Listserv itself instead. This is not a
distro list - we want an actually email address that will be linked to a
group of email addresses. Please provide some guidance on how this can be
done. Thanks!

While you can use outlook for mass mailing, its not good for true listserv
type actions (where members can reply) unless you use exchange server and
the list is either small or all internal. See
http://www.slipstick.com/exs/lists.asp. If you are just sending out to the
list members, see mailing list managers, see
http://www.slipstick.com/addins/massmail.asp.

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"ac" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I need to create a something like a listserv for my boss and he would like
> us
> to use Outlook 2007 to do this, and not tap into an outside service or
> vendor. As far as I know Outlook does not have this capability, and I
> want
> to use Google Groups, Majordomo, or Listserv itself instead. This is not
> a
> distro list - we want an actually email address that will be linked to a
> group of email addresses. Please provide some guidance on how this can be
> done. Thanks!