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You can use transport rules to say that any emails coming to that DL, cc a number of users. But, that users shouldn't be part of the DL. It is pointless, as all users will get the email anyway, whether they are in the To or CC field.
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You can use transport rules to say that any emails coming to that DL, cc a number of users. But, that users shouldn't be part of the DL. It is pointless, as all users will get the email anyway, whether they are in the To or CC field.

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Had a request from a site to set up a mail distribution group, where some members receive a normal copy of the email, while other get a CC. &nbsp; Is this possible?<br />
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Running Exchange 2007 on Server 2003. 
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Had a request from a site to set up a mail distribution group, where some members receive a normal copy of the email, while other get a CC.   Is this possible?

Running Exchange 2007 on Server 2003. 

CC in an email distribution group

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