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It runs but generates nothing. Can you insert some code to 'debug' what goes wrong?<br />
thanks.
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It runs but generates nothing. Can you insert some code to 'debug' what goes wrong?
thanks.

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Your new code works like charm. It gives me more than I expect.<br />
Thank you so much.
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Your new code works like charm. It gives me more than I expect.
Thank you so much.

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Environment: Exchange 2003<br />
contact#1: Alex Bucher - ab@a.com<br />
contact#2: Charlie Delta - cd@b.com<br />
distribution list: myGroup - myGroup@myCorp.com<br />
&nbsp;members: Alex Bucher, Charlie Delta<br />
Goal: print out the name and email address of members of myGroup like this:<br />
&nbsp;myGroup@myCorp.com // this line can be optional because there is only one entry<br />
&nbsp;Alex Bucher: ab@a.com<br />
&nbsp;Charlie Delta: cd@b.com<br />
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FYI: This community already has a solution to print out members of an OU. See following link if it helps.<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22966142/How-to-print-out-all-users-with-their-name-and-email-address-in-an-Organization-Unit.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22966142/How-to-print-out-all-users-with-their-name-and-email-address-in-an-Organization-Unit.html</a><br />
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Q#1 How to print out the name and email address of members of myGroup?<br />
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Thanks.
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Environment: Exchange 2003
contact#1: Alex Bucher - ab@a.com
contact#2: Charlie Delta - cd@b.com
distribution list: myGroup - myGroup@myCorp.com
 members: Alex Bucher, Charlie Delta
Goal: print out the name and email address of members of myGroup like this:
 myGroup@myCorp.com // this line can be optional because there is only one entry
 Alex Bucher: ab@a.com
 Charlie Delta: cd@b.com

FYI: This community already has a solution to print out members of an OU. See following link if it helps.
http://www.experts-exchange.com/OS/Microsoft_Operating_Systems/Server/Windows_2003_Active_Directory/Q_22966142.html

Q#1 How to print out the name and email address of members of myGroup?

Thanks.

How to print out members of distribution list in Exchange 2003?

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