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The distribution list will contain external to the company email addresses.
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The distribution list will contain external to the company email addresses.

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I second MadJax. That's exactly how it works.
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I second MadJax. That's exactly how it works.

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If that's the only way,OK but that's a PITA for a user to update. They would need access to ADUC for that.
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If that's the only way,OK but that's a PITA for a user to update. They would need access to ADUC for that.

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Actually the user does not need access to ADUC. At least not if the external contacts are created by an admin. They can manage the DL through Outlook address book. Just right-click the group, select properties and then change membership as desired.
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Actually the user does not need access to ADUC. At least not if the external contacts are created by an admin. They can manage the DL through Outlook address book. Just right-click the group, select properties and then change membership as desired.

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Not really what I was hoping to hear, but that's MSFT's fault not yours.
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Not really what I was hoping to hear, but that's MSFT's fault not yours.

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Outlook 2007/Exchange 2003<br />
How to create a shared distribution list that can be maintained by a non admin user??
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Outlook 2007/Exchange 2003
How to create a shared distribution list that can be maintained by a non admin user??

Company Wide Shared Distribution List

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.