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How to Add Members to a Distribution List in Outlook

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Outlook is a great email client that helps businesses and individuals stay organized and connected. One of the useful features of Outlook is the distribution list or group. A distribution list is a collection of email addresses saved in a single list that can be used to send emails to a group of people at once, saving time and effort. In this article, we will show you how to add members to a distribution list in Outlook.

Step 1: Open Outlook and select Contacts

To create a distribution list in Outlook, you need to start by opening the Contacts folder. You can do this by clicking on the “Contacts” tab at the bottom left corner of the Outlook window.

Step 2: Create a new distribution list

Once you are in the Contacts folder, go to the “Home” tab and click on “New Contact Group” in the ribbon.

Step 3: Give your distribution list a name

A new window will open where you can name your distribution list. Type in a name for your list in the “Name” field.

Step 4: Add members to your distribution list

Now it’s time to add members to your distribution list. Click on the “Add Members” button, where you will see options to add members from:

– Outlook Contacts: Choose this option if you want to add members from your Outlook contacts list.

– Address Book: This option allows you to select members from your organization’s global address book.

– New Email Contact: Use this option to manually add email addresses to your distribution list.

Choose the option that suits your needs and select the member(s) you want to add to your distribution list. You can select multiple members by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking on their names.

Step 5: Save your distribution list

After you have added all the members you want to include in your distribution list, click on the “Save & Close” button to save your new distribution list.

You have successfully created a distribution list in Outlook and added members to it.

In conclusion, adding members to a distribution list in Outlook is a simple process that can save you time and effort when emailing a group of people. By following these steps, you can create and manage your distribution lists with ease, allowing you to stay organized and connected in your work and personal life.

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