There is no public archive of the messages posted to the list. However, registered list members can use their username and password on the above site to access an archive of messages posted to the list since it was moved to the University of Michigan. Why do we need a management team? A web site for a university is very complex. It can include information from dozens of departments, using web pages created by hundreds of people.

gt;Duplication of messages sent to jcnews is caused by answering "y" or "yes" to BOTH of >the following prompts when replying to a jcnews posting: gt;O.K. to answer "y" or "yes" to this one if you want to post your response to everyone >subscribing to jcnews.

This FAQ is an attempt to summarize the discussion you might find in such a list. Likely this FAQ should be your first resource. On Sept 23, 1997, Stan Rohrer <stan.rohrer at scitexdpi.com> reported concerning a searchable archive: I now have available a searchable archive of the EPD Mailing List messages. Access it at: http://www.dma.org/~rohrers/allergy/epd_srch.

You will need a password to log in to the archives. If you did not set-up a password when you subscribed, read the FAQ on how to get a password. The WIC Community and Off Topic archives on Topica will be available through the summer 2004. You can access those below. Accessing these archives requires a Topica account.

No extra tag is added to the subject line, such as [gnucash-user] or [gnucash-devel], so how can I distinguish the different lists? A: Each message has a header "List-Id:" such as one of the following: List-Id: General Accounting Discussions <gnucash-user.gnucash.org> List-Id: GnuCash Software Design and Development Discussion <gnucash-devel.gnucash.org> etc. (To see these, look at the email source, or turn on "rich headers" or "full headers" in your email client program.

Commercial advertising is the only 'forbidden' type of message which will not be tolerated on this list. If you'd like to advertise a product or service, please do it elsewhere and please do not do it on this list. Feel free to add your web page URL in your message signature, but please don't discuss commercial products in your messages.

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&q=fa.linux.kernel&meta= is a Google interface to the fa.linux.kernel newsgroup, which is in turn fed from the mailing list. http://gossamer-threads.com/lists/linux/kernel/ has an easy interface and an appealing format (click on a thread, shows all posts in a thread with posts clearly delimited). Here are some more resources: Kernel Traffic" at http://www.kerneltraffic.

Messages can be archived on a per store basis by enabling the option on the general properties tab of the Mailbox Store in the Exchange System Manager. Use an event sink (either write your own or use the simple one provided by Microsoft and described in "Archive Sink Readme.txt" Why when I try to add an additional mailbox store do I receive the following error? This storage group already contains the maximum number of stores allowed.

Go to the "My Home" tab, then click on "Mail". At the top left, next to "Inbox", click on "Sent Messages" and you'll be taken to a page where you can see all of your sent messages.

If you stumble across an interesting message, say in gnu.emacs.gnus and want to archive it there are several solutions. The first and easiest is to save it to a file by saying 'O f'. However, wouldn't it be much more convenient to have more direct access to the archived message from Gnus? If you say yes, put this snippet by Frank Haun <pille3003@fhaun.de> in ~/.gnus.el: defun my-archive-article (&optional n) "Copies one or more article(s) to a corresponding 'nnml:' group, e.g.

present there are no archiving tools provided by Delphi Forums to allow you to easily download and store your Forum's message base on your own disk.

We may see a flurry of 30 to 40 messages over a few days and we may see completely dry spells as well. In early 2000 we saw about 60-80 messages per week on the average. The average message size was about 8-12 K bytes. As the list grows more activity might be expected. With the advent of EPD becoming unavailable in Spring 2001, the message rate has increased as more people joined. Perhaps it will lighten when/if this issue is resolved.

There are two solutions: (a) Digests; (b) Filtering into Folders. With digests, you get a few big messages each day that contain all the messages for that day, instead of getting them as individual messages throughout the day. You enable digests by changing an option on your list subscription. See A7 for details.

Although Volkswagen indicates that the MFI can display "hundreds" of different messages, we know of nowhere to find a comprehensive list of these messages and their meanings.

Before sending your message, please be sure that it abides by the list's rules and policies. Otherwise, if you are not sure, then please consult a list owner to find out if your message is appropriate for the list. "I would like to send a new message to the list." Send it to the e-mail address nausicaa@listserv.brown.edu. "I would like to reply to a message I've received from the list." Use your e-mail software's reply feature.

No extra tag is added to the subject line, such as [gnucash-user] or [gnucash-devel], so how can I distinguish the different lists? A: Each message has a header "List-Id:" such as one of the following: List-Id: General Accounting Discussions <gnucash-user.gnucash.org> List-Id: GnuCash Software Design and Development Discussion <gnucash-devel.gnucash.org> etc. (To see these, look at the email source, or turn on "rich headers" or "full headers" in your email client program.

No. As a guest, you can reply to all messages except winks sent to you by hitting "reply" at your real mail box. If you have received a "Wink" you must be a Gold Member to reply to the "Wink". If you are a Gold Member you can click on the profile link at the bottom of the "Wink" email. That will take you to the users profile where you can scroll to the bottom of their profile in order to initiate an email.

Send a message from the same account that you're receiving them at, with 'Remove' as the first word of the subject line. Or the first word of the message body. Or both.

Offline messages are checked every 15 minutes and then sent via email to you if you have enabled offline message forwarding via email. The time may be slightly longer if there are a large number of messages being sent on the server. Offline e-mail setting can be changed from the Preferences, under Server Preferences.

Log on to the secure messaging service and click on the Find Message link on the left side of the screen. You will see: You can select any number of fields and the system will find those messages that match the criteria you enter.

Dallas Semiconductor archives all of the mail on the 1-Wire mailing list at http://lists.dalsemi.com/maillists/1-wire-software-development/.

Currently, Gmane holds the messages of the last two weeks. This service also makes the mailinglist reachable with a news reader. You can use the ezmlm mailing list controller to recieve previous messages by email. Send an empty email to security-dev-help@xml.apache.org for detailed information on how to use this service

When you select a view, GroupWise searches for items in the selected folder and displays the items in descending order, from the largest file size to the smallest. You can click Stop Query at any time to stop the query.

Automatic removal can be done via the EXPIREAGE or EXPIREDATE resources (available in v2.0 beta 2, or later) or the MAXSIZE resource. Explicit message removal can be done with the RMM resource. Please read the RMM resource page for more information and examples.

There appears to be a problem on some systems where the envelope sender (e.g. the Unix "From " line) is set incorrectly. This will cause a negative match when checking to see if the sender is a member of the list. Until 1.0b12, Mailman defaulted to using the envelope sender before the sender (i.e. "From:" header) because the former is set by the SMTP agent while the latter is easily spoofable by the end user.