Re: Welcome

[Brian Sullivan]

>
> Welcome to the Collaboration newsgroup.
>
> This is the place to discuss Microsoft NetMeeting and Microsoft Exchange
> collaboration technologies.
>

I know this newsgroup is new but I haven't seen any posting here.

Hmm -- maybe you and I are the only two interested. :-)

[Andrew King]

>>maybe you and I are the only two interested. :-)<<

Group was only created on Friday 5/12. Give it some time, no one knows it
exist yet.

Andrew
DevX.com

[jeevan sharma]

"Brian Sullivan" <brians@meetingbywire.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> Welcome to the Collaboration newsgroup.
>>
>> This is the place to discuss Microsoft NetMeeting and Microsoft Exchange
>> collaboration technologies.
>>
>
>I know this newsgroup is new but I haven't seen any posting here.
>
>Hmm -- maybe you and I are the only two interested. :-)
>
>Hi
I work for the local government. As a borough we are thing of
setting up a tracking system in Outlook 98. Have you done anything similar
?

[R Bowks]

"Andrew King" <aking@devx.com> wrote:
>>>maybe you and I are the only two interested. :-)<<
>
>Group was only created on Friday 5/12. Give it some time, no one knows it
>exist yet.
>
>Andrew
>DevX.com
>
>
This may seem quite mundane to you, but how do I create a personal distribution
list in MS Exchange? My help documentation does not seem to be complete
in this area.

[Mark Corneglio]

Create them in your client(such as outlook) and store them in your contacts
folder on the exchange server. Make sure they aren't in a PST file or they
won't carry over if you log into a different workstation.





>This may seem quite mundane to you, but how do I create a personal distribution
>list in MS Exchange? My help documentation does not seem to be complete
>in this area.
>

[Rafael Mamaril]

I use Microsoft Exchange with Microsoft Small Business Server. I have created
"private (local) newsgroups". Many of the users travel and so I asked them
to use Outlook Web Access to respond to messages, email, etc. They find it
slow.

I see that you are using Dnewsweb (I imagine with Dnews). Why not Microsoft
Exchange? Is Dnewsweb better for this sort of thing?

Rafael
mamaraf@attglobal.net