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by jspn85 - 5/3/06 9:05 AM
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Post 16 of 23

Entering the Address of Recipients

by aldelosreyes - 1/25/08 12:13 PM In reply to: How do you enter address by mcmaineacjam

This suggestion has worked for me too! Thanks, you are God-send.

Just an observation from the strings of replies, re: this problem. This problem occurs only in MS Outlook and not with Gmail or Yahoo mail. Since this is the case (at least for me), I can't blame Norton or any anti-virus/anti-spam software for this. Microsoft should address this issue!

Post 17 of 23

deleted list

by chmcarls - 2/1/08 6:11 AM In reply to: How do you enter address by mcmaineacjam

I found that a user was getting this error when the message she was trying to send was addressed to several distribution lists, one of which had been deleted. Removing the offending list remedied the problem (though it didn't answer how it had gotten deleted in the first place).

Post 18 of 23

Hi there....

by unnimb - 9/10/08 1:15 PM In reply to: How do you enter address by mcmaineacjam

Thank you for the solution. It has helped me with the problem I'd sending a mail to a distribution list using MS Outlook today. Thanks once again :)

Regards,
Manoj Unni(Bangalore, India)

Post 19 of 23

Thank you!

by ElaineJanice Smith - 9/11/08 5:25 PM In reply to: How do you enter address by mcmaineacjam

The tip about selecting the distribution list from the contacts list rather than just typing it in worked for me too. I had previously rebuilt this DL and really didn't want to have to do it again.

BTW - is anyone else really finding the Microsoft MVPs rather snarky on this issue.

This is the first forum that had a real answer.

Post 20 of 23

How do you enter address

by rfruth - 10/6/08 5:12 AM In reply to: How do you enter address by mcmaineacjam

This worked for me too. Thanks for the assistance. It was driving my crazy. Microsoft, you should be fixing this.

Post 21 of 23

I found a solution (for me, anyway)

by swhack49 - 3/28/09 8:20 PM In reply to: error message on Outlook 2003 by jspn85

I have been experiencing the same problem in MS Outlook 2007 with only one of my email group addresses. I simply changed the name of the group, and it worked! Try this.

Post 22 of 23

An unexpected error when sending emails in outlook 2003

by pkhurana - 4/12/09 10:18 PM In reply to: error message on Outlook 2003 by jspn85

i had the similar problem until i figured that this error message comes only when sending to the distribution list. double check the distribution list because outlook picks up the names from the *.nk? files. I opened the "TO" box and clicked the distribution listi from within the addressbook and it worked fine.

Post 23 of 23

Some solutions to the problem

by krneal72 - 11/4/09 8:11 PM In reply to: An unexpected error when sending emails in outlook 2003 by pkhurana

1. A number of people have suggested that the issue is the AutoComplete feature, and that you can work around it by clicking the TO: button and selecting the distribution list from your Contact list. That works, but it's clunky. I prefer...

2. Select Contacts, then double-click the distribution list to open it. Click the Update button, then Save. For most distribution lists, this solved the "couldn't send to it" problem.

3. For some reason, one of my distribution lists still didn't work after #2. I could test to see if it was fixed by creating a new message, typing the distribution list name and allowing it to AutoComplete, then double-clicking the distribution list name to see the contents. If the list was still "bad", I received an error, and figured that I needed to delete the AutoComplete entry. To delete the AutoComplete entry, start a new message, type the name of the distribution list until it's shown in the AutoComplete dropdown, then press the Delete key on your keyboard to remove the AutoComplete entry. Then, type the distribution list name and allow it to AutoComplete, and sending should work.

4. Worst case, if you can't find any solution to recover the distribution list, create a new one with a similar name. Add all the contacts, delete the original list, and rename the new list. You'll want to check the new list using the process in #3.

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