The first thing to check is whether this person is subscribed under more than one address. You can do this by using the account management section for your list in the web interface to listserv. Replace your listname with LISTNAME in the following link: form and enter just the netid of the person in question to search for all subscriptions with this netid in the address. If you find more than one for the same person, you can delete them and this should remove them completely from the list.

You can do this by using the account management section for your list in the web interface to listserv. Replace LISTNAME with your listname in the following link: Once your at the account management page, use the "examine a subscription" form and enter the address of the person in question. When the subscription is found, you can delete it by clicking the delete button. If the address is no longer valid, you may want to set the "Notification options" to not notify the user.

You must be the list owner to do this. The easiest method is to use the web interface for list owners to make the subscription list changes. The current address for the web interface is: You can manage your subscribers by clicking on the "Subscribers" tab on the list owner web interface form. You can either add or change subscriptions via this form. You can enter partial names or addresses to find a particular subscription.

You can use the web interface by visiting the following address (note: be sure to put your list name and your subscription email address where shown) To change your subscription options. You can do this with the same webform you used to check your options, or you can do this via an email command you send to: listserv@listserv.uiuc.edu.

This can be done via the web interface at http://listserv.uiuc.edu/wa , or by sending the above message to listserv@listserv.uiuc.edu as an email command. If needed, you can waive subscription renewals for a particular address by issuing the following command.

Send a request to the listserv maintainer to have your list archived. You can do this by sending e-mail to listmgr@uiuc.edu. Only a year's worth of messages will be stored.

Changing the name of a list requires the server to be shutdown, which is something we try to shy away from if possible. It is possible though, if you feel it is necessary and it does not cause us undue effort or inconvenience to other users.

To contact a list owner, you need to know the name of the list, then send a message to the following address, replacing "listname" with the actual name of the list

The easiest method is to use the web interface for list owners to check list subscriptions. The current address for the web interface is: You can see the subscriber list by clicking on the "Subscribers" tab on the list owner web interface form. There is a Review the List Membership section toward the bottom of the page with a couple of links to either view the list of subscribers in a browser window or have it mailed to you.

To do this, you need to set the SUBJecthdr subscription option for your subscribers. Or the subscribers can set this themselves. This will set a default subject tag, which is normally the name of the list. If you want this to be the default for new subscriptions, then you would set this option in the Default-options= keyword of your list header. Subject-Tag= keyword in the list header. You can read a description of this keyword in the Keyword Reference at the following link:

You must be the list owner to do this. The easiest method is to use the web interface for list owners to edit your list header. The current address for the web interface is: You can change your list header by clicking on the "Configuration" tab on the list owner web interface form. Then you just edit the header as you need and press the update button.

If you manually added the subscriber's address to the list, did you set the subscriber using the address that will show as being the return address when the subscriber sends e-mail to the list? This is the address that is shown on the From line of mail this subscriber sends. Have the subscriber send you an e-mail to confirm what their actual address is. In most cases, the address of students that will show in their From line, will be their netid@express.uiuc.edu address and not their netid@uiuc.

To use a ph alias as the address of the list owner, this address will have to show in the From line of mail received by Listserv, otherwise it will not accept it.

You can try setting [Send= Private,list@of.other.addresses] and "bounce" the message to the list or have them send it directly. If that works and if either

You should first try to contact the current owner(s) and ask them to make this change. The best way to contact a list owner is to address your e-mail to: listname-request@listserv.uiuc.edu. If the current owner is unreachable, you can request the list manager make this change in the current owner's place by sending

You must be the list owner to do this. You can add a list owner in one of three ways. You can use the mail command "GET" to retrieve the list header and make the additions you want. Or you can use the web interface for list owners to make the addition. The address for the web interface is http://listserv.uiuc.edu/wa.cgi?LMGT1 You can edit the list header by clicking on the "Configuration" tab on the list owner web interface form.

You must be the list owner to make this change. You can make this change yourself in one of three ways. You can use the mail command "GET" to retrieve the list header and make the changes you want. Or you can use the web interface for list owners to make these changes. The address for the web interface is: You would change an owner by removing the address and name of the old owner and replacing it with the address and name of the new owner.

This is a problem that can happen when your list is set to allow public postings. You can add the Filter= keyword and include the suspect address where the spam originated. As an example, you could add the following to your list header: Other then this, you could change your list to only allow subscribers to post to it.

http://listserv.uiuc.edu/cgi-bin/wa.cgi?SUBED1=LISTNAME&A=1 (replace LISTNAME with the actual list name)

These are not recommended, but Mailto links can be used to point to the following subscribe/unsubscribe list alias addresses. (Be sure to replace "listname" with the actual name of your list.) Note that these aliases are useful only for persons who have already registered a name and personal password for the address they are using. Their web browser will also need to be configured to use the address they are registered with, when using the mailto link.

If you are an index subscriber you will see that each message has a unique ID #. To request a message simply send a message to lyris@neurolist.com with the following command Do not mention any patient names on Neurolist. Do not include information in your posts that would allow the patient to be identified by people unfamiliar with the case. It is permitted to include this information if you get permission from the patient or their family.

You can use the web interface for list owners to do this. The address for the web interface is http://listserv.uiuc.edu/cgi-bin/wa.cgi?LMGT1. You can add groups of subscribers by clicking on the "Bulk Op." tab on the list owner web interface form. Be sure to read the notes about using the form. This form allows you to delete all subscribers if selected. There is a known problem with using Apple files with the bulk op., you will need to save your file as an "ms-dos" file.

You can do this by using the account management section for your list in the web interface to listserv. Replace LISTNAME with your listname in the following link. http://listserv.uiuc.edu/cgi-bin/wa.cgi?ACTMGR1=LISTNAME form and enter just the netid of the person in question to search for all subscriptions with this netid in the address. You can also try searching on the person's name.

What you could do to accomplish this, is to add a subscriber or an editor ( if this is an edited type list) with this address. Then you would need your e-mail client to put this address in the From line of the header of the e-mail message it sends to Listserv.

They should check their "subscription type" setting in their subscription options for the list. They may need to change their options to either of the following settings.

You can use the web interface by visiting the following address-(note: be sure to put your list name and your subscription email address where shown) To change your subscription options. You can do this with the same webform you used to check your options, or you can do this via an email command you send to listserv@listserv.uiuc.edu.

Many email clients, such as Microsoft Outlook and mutt...allow you to set the From address of mail you send to whatever you want. You can set this to your netid@uiuc.edu address and then it should not matter what server you are using; Listserv will recognize the address. Note that you then need to be sure your netid@uiuc.edu alias points to your actual fully-qualified address.

Using Pine as your mail client, you can change only the From address to your netid@uiuc.edu address. To do this, go into the setup configuration and change the user-domain to uiuc.edu .

A.The most common explanation is that your subscription options are not set to short Listserv headers. If your "Mail header style" subscription option is set to "shorthdr," you will want to change it to "fullhdr" style.

Your printer software CD-ROM includes an electronic Reference Guide for your printer. The manual is in HTML format, so you need a browser such as Internet Explorer 4.0 or later or Netscape Navigator 3.0 or later to view it. If you are using a different browser, the pages may not display correctly. (A browser is not included on the printer software CD-ROM.) The manual installer installs EPIC to view animated printer movies and the Reference Guide.