Contact groups, or distribution lists, are a fast way to send a message to multiple email recipients, especially groups you repeatedly contact.

Share an Outlook mailing list, known as a contact group or distribution list, with other people by including it in the body of an email message.

Training: Watch and learn how to create an email contact group in Outlook so you can email the group instead of sending individual emails.

Create and manage distribution groups shows the distribution groups that you're listed as an owner of. Use it to create new groups and manage existing groups that you own.

Use a distribution list to send a message, but use the blind carbon copy (BCC) so that people can't see who received the message.

You can use a contact group to send an email message or meeting invitation to all the addresses at once. You can include contact groups in messages, task requests, meeting requests, and in …

Use the People page to create, view, and edit contacts, contact lists, and groups. Create new contacts from scratch, or add someone as a contact from their profile card. You can create a …

Use a contact group (formerly called a “distribution list”) to send an email to multiple people—a project team, a committee, or even just a group of friends—without having to add each name …

A contact list, also known as a distribution group, is a grouping of email addresses collected under one name. A message sent to a contact list goes to all recipients listed in the list. You can …

Enter the Name, Description, and set the Privacy settings, and then select Create. Tip: When creating a group you'll need to decide if you want it to be a private group or a public group. …