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test pages need to add:- Adobe Reader Silver Light Flash Player check"Java run time" and Shockwave itunes"windows media player adobe acrobat reader making new DL in Outlook This is what worked for me. Save the Excel file to a .csv, e.g. File, Save As, Save As Type: CSV(Comma delimited). Let"s say you called your .csv file TEST. To keep this format etc. click Yes. Close down Excel, do you want to save changes to .csv file, click No. In Outlook 2003, in Contacts view, go to File, New, Folder, select to place your new folder (say you also call it TEST) as a sub-folder of Contacts. While still in Contacts view, select the new TEST folder you just made. Then File, Import and Export, Import from another program or file, Next, Comma Separated Values (Windows), Next, select file to import which is the TEST.csv file, check Options to replace duplicates with items imported, Next. In the resulting window, select destination folder TEST, Next. In resulting window, Import a File, check “Import “TEST.csv” into folder: TEST. While still in same Import A File window, click on Map Custom Fields. In Map Custom Fields window, click on Clear Map to remove any defaults. Then drag your headers from the Value field across to whatever Fields you need opposite. Click OK. This takes you back to the Import A File window, this time click Finish. You"ll see the result where it has imported. To make a Distribution List, while in Contacts view, click on TEST folder, File, New, Distribution List. In this window, give your Distribution List a name, e.g. you might call it the same name as your .csv file, TEST. Click Select Members, in the Select Members window, in dropdown box, find your TEST Contacts folder, and select the names from there. IP | ||||
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