Learn how to create and manage contact groups in Outlook to easily email multiple people at once.
Key Takeaways
- Creating contact groups saves time when emailing the same people frequently.
- Outlook allows easy addition and removal of members within contact groups.
- Groups can include contacts from multiple address books and even other groups.
- Contact groups are accessible directly when sending emails, simplifying communication.
What the video covers
- Navigate to the People icon on the Outlook navigation bar to start creating a contact group.
- Select 'New Contact' and then 'Contact Group' to begin naming and adding members.
- Add members from Outlook Contacts by double-clicking or selecting multiple contacts with the Control key.
- You can add existing groups to new groups and use different Address Books for member selection.
- Remove members by selecting their name and clicking 'Remove Member' if needed.
- Save your contact group by selecting 'Save & Close' to have it appear in your Contacts list.
- When composing an email, contact groups appear alongside individual contacts for easy selection.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction to Contact Groups in Outlook
- 00:06Navigating to Contact Group Creation
- 00:16Naming and Adding Members
- 00:27Selecting Multiple Contacts
- 00:37Adding Existing Groups and Using Address Books
- 00:47Removing Members from the Group
- 00:57Saving the Contact Group
- 01:06Using Contact Groups When Sending Emails
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If you e-mail the same group of people often, create a contact group in Outlook.
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On the navigation bar, select the "People" icon, then the arrow next to "New Contact," "Contact Group."
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Name your group, select "Add Members," "From Outlook Contacts." Double-click a contact to add them to the group.
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To select multiple contacts, hold down the Control key, select contacts, and then the "Members" button.
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You can also add an existing group to a new group and even use different Address Books.
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When you're done, select "OK." Need to remove a member? Select their name and "Remove Member."
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When you're finished with your group, select "Save & Close," and your new group appears in your Contacts.
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When you send an e-mail, you'll find your groups just like other contacts. [MUSIC]
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