I apologize for sending a reply to everyone--I was thinking about several
things at once!  My intent was to ask my colleague, Sandra Stockman, if she
had received the recent OAIRP posting.  She is only receiving occasional
postings.  If someone can correct this, Sandra's e-mail address is
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FYI--when the listserv was originally set up under Denise Krallman at
Miami, I purposely sent a message to the listserver asking it to send me
"digests" rather than individual messages.  There used to be something out
there called a LISTSERV REFCARD which provided instructions on how to
negotiate such requests with a list server.   (My copy has taken a hike.  I
think I got it from MIT??)  If I recall, some list servers respond to a
simple message in the body of the email with the words:  SET DIGEST.  (This
doesn't work for all listservs however.)  If I can locate the source for
the LISTSERV REFCARD, I'll pass on the info.




At 12:02 AM 3/12/00 -0500, you wrote:
>There is one message totalling 39 lines in this issue.
>
>Topics of the day:
>
>  1. OAIRP Listserv
>
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>Date:    Sat, 11 Mar 2000 12:50:31 -0500
>From:    "Dr. William E. Knight" <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: OAIRP Listserv
>
>Dear Ohio IR and Planning Colleagues,
>
>I'm checking my e-mail today (Saturday, March 11)
>after several days out of the office and have noticed two
>postings from the OAIRP listserv that cause me to want to
>respond.
>
>The first of these was a forward from Anita Phllips
>concerning an "OHIOAIR Digest - 6 Mar 2000 to 9 Mar 2000
>(#2000-12)" (so noted at the bottom of her forwarded message)
>that she received containing a recent e-mail exchange on the
>listserv.  Anita asked if anyone else on the list received this.
>Speaking for myself alone, I did not reveive this "digest"
>and don't know why Anita received it.  I'm asking Denise
>Krallman, our OAIRP listserv manager (by way of this message),
>to please check into this if she hasn't done so already.
>
>The second of these was a simple post asking how this listserve
>can be used so that individual responses do not go to everyone
>on the list.  The answer, of course, is simple: if you want to
>reply in such a way that your reply goes to everyone on the list,
>simply use the "reply" feature of your e-mail software; if you
>want to reply to one person only, direct your response to that
>person.  The problem is the tendency to send a quick reply to
>someone and forgetting that the reply may be going to the whole list.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Bill Knight
>1999-2000 OAIRP President
>
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>
>End of OHIOAIR Digest - 10 Mar 2000 to 11 Mar 2000 (#2000-14)
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