How do i consolidate distribution lists into 1?

G

Guest

I have 20 separate distribution lists that i want to consolidate into 1. I
don't have the emails in contacts so i cannot create a new one from those
contacts. Any suggestions? I also do not want to have distribution lists
within another. I want the new list to only have contacts.
Thanks
 
B

Brian Tillman

Chad said:
I have 20 separate distribution lists that i want to consolidate into
1. I don't have the emails in contacts so i cannot create a new one
from those contacts. Any suggestions? I also do not want to have
distribution lists within another. I want the new list to only have
contacts.

Create a new DL and include each of the other DLs as members. You can nest
DLs.
 
G

Guest

Brian - Thanks for the response, but i do not wnat the DL to be members
because i constantly am cleaning the list and do not want to have to dig into
each of them to figure it out.

Any other suggestions?
 
B

Brian Tillman

Chad said:
Brian - Thanks for the response, but i do not wnat the DL to be
members because i constantly am cleaning the list and do not want to
have to dig into each of them to figure it out.

The open each DL, click File>Save As, save them as text, and use a tool like
Notepad to compine them into one and edit them as you wish. Then open a new
DL, click Select Members, then go to your open Notepad with the edited list,
right-click, pick Select All, right-cfick>Copy, go back to the Members
field, select it and right-click>Paste. Then click OK to enter the members
into the new DL. Save and Close.
 
G

Guest

Thanks - I'll give that a shot.

Brian Tillman said:
The open each DL, click File>Save As, save them as text, and use a tool like
Notepad to compine them into one and edit them as you wish. Then open a new
DL, click Select Members, then go to your open Notepad with the edited list,
right-click, pick Select All, right-cfick>Copy, go back to the Members
field, select it and right-click>Paste. Then click OK to enter the members
into the new DL. Save and Close.
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Top