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- In e-mail applications, a distribution list is a group of mail recipients that is addressed as a single recipient. Distribution lists are used to send e-mail to groups of people without having to enter each recipient's individual address. A distribution list is different from an e-mail list in that members cannot reply to the distribution list's name to send messages to everyone else in the group.

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17 Feb 2004

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-	This step-by-step tutorial from Microsoft explains how to set up a distribution list in Outlook.

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