Right. But if you can still use it, it must reside in at least one of your
Contact Folders.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"SH" wrote in message
...
When I have Outlook 2003 open, and I put my pointer on the book icon at
the
top bar, it says address book. When I click on that address book, a list
of
contacts opens up. Normally my group distribution lists are mixed in with
that list of contacts. The group list I deleted accidentally is no longer
in
that list of contacts....

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

But DL's don't reside in an "address book" (Outlook has no address book).
They reside in Contact Folders.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"SH" wrote in message
...
When I look for the list in my address book it is not there. But when I
create a new email and write in the name of the (accidentally deleted)
group,
it appears in the address line. I can then click on the name of the
group
and
retrieve the names to print out, but can't put the whole list back as a
current distribution list.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Common problem. What do you mean "it is in cache" so you can print it
out?
If you've deleted it from Deleted Items, it is gone.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"SH" wrote in message
...
Accidentally deleted an entire distribution list instead of deleting
just
one
contact from the list. I hit the red X. There was no warning, it
just
disappeared. It is not in the deleted folder or anywhere else I can
see....It
is in cache, so I am able to print out a list. But is there a way to
avoid
redoing the list? Also to have it give me a "are you sure" message
instead
of
just deleting the list.
Thanks
SH