Hi Paul. For sure creating groups in outlook can be tedious. Here¡¯s what I do. If I have a group that I post to on a regular basis I create a simple spreadsheet in excel with each persons email address going down the left-hand column. Start at row 1 column 1 and enter each address in a separate cell down the column. Save this sheet with the group name, or whatever you wish. When you want to post to the group, open the sheet and select column A by holding control Shift and pressing down arrow. Copy the selected cells to clip board. Next, open outlook and begin composing a new message. Paste the contents of the clip board in to the To field and go ahead with the rest of the message.
From:[email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Paul Ferrara Sent: September 29, 2020 9:21 AM To:[email protected] Subject: [office-accessibility] What is the process for sending emails to a group of 20 people without having to always type in their addresses
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Using Outlook 2016, JAWS 2020.
I have created groups, however, people are saying it doesn¡¯t work and/or I have had issues adding people to them.
The group is part of a team in Teams so perhaps the team email is the best way to go.
I need to reach this group with information and want to avoid having to remember and add in each person each time I want to contact the group.