Random Lengths submits e-mail publications to its Internet Service Provider as close as possible to the release times indicated above. However, many factors affect the publication process and release times may vary from one week to the next, especially for the Midweek and Lumber Reports Although most subscribers receive their e-mail reports promptly after the release time, delays in delivery of e-mails can occur that are out of our control.

Yes. You will need software to extract the compressed zip file (for example, WinZip). For the XLS service, you will need software that can import MS Excel v5.0 spreadsheet files (for example, Excel). For the DBF service, you will need software that can import DBase III database files (for example, Access)

Contact Random Lengths and let us know you are having problems. We can resend the report directly to you, provide suggestions, and help you test solutions with your technical support staff.

The Midweek Report is released by 6:00 pm Pacific Time every Tuesday, to be available at the beginning of the work day on Wednesday. Delivery usually occurs within one hour of the listed release time. The Lumber Report is released by 6:00 pm Pacific Time every Thursday, to be available at the beginning of the work day on Friday. Delivery usually occurs within one hour of the listed release time.

Random Lengths submits e-mail publications to its Internet Service Provider as close as possible to the release times indicated above. However, many factors affect the publication process and release times may vary from one week to the next, especially for the Midweek and Lumber Reports Although most subscribers receive their e-mail reports promptly after the release time, delays in delivery of e-mails can occur that are out of our control.

You can view/download samples of XLS and DBF files from the Random Lengths Web site at http://www.rlpi.com. Go to Internet & Fax Services, then Internet E-mail Spreadsheet and Database. Links to the samples pages are available under each publication, so you can view or download the file you wish to see. OR you can request samples from Random Lengths. Voice: 888-686-9925 (in the U.S. and Canada) or 541-686-9925, Fax: 800-874-7979 or 541-686-9629, E-mail: rlonline@rlpi.com.

If all of the above checked out OK, then please notify us, preferably within 1 hour of registering or ordering. We can trace E-mail traffic back 3 hours only.

All accounts created after 1/1/2007 are using a MailEnable server. Most older accounts use on a Rockliffe MailSite server.

area in memory or on a storage device where e-mail is placed. In e-mail systems, each user has a private mailbox. When the user receives e-mail, the mail system automatically puts it in the mailbox. The mail system allows you to scan mail that is in your mailbox, copy it to a file, delete it, print it, or forward it to another user. If you want to save mail, it is a good idea to copy it to a file, because files tend to be more stable than mailboxes.

The Midweek Report includes the Random Lengths Midweek Price Guide, and the Market Commentary bundled as a separate text file. The Lumber Report includes the full Random Lengths Lumber Price Guide (pages 5 - 8 of the complete, 12-page edition), and the Market Commentaries (pages 4, 9 & 10 of the complete 12-page edition) bundled as a separate text file.

If your DBF file is created by one application, but you want to open the fixed file in another application, then you may fail. The solution is to set the correct version in the combo box beside "Select DBF to be repaired" edit box according to the second application and then start reparation again. For example, your DBF file is created by Clipper but you want to open it in dBase III, then you need to set "Version" to "dBase III" and then repair the file again.

Sure. If you have a question that isn't here or in the long version of the FAQ, or if you just want to send along a comment, feel free. If I know the answer and/or have the time and energy, I'll write back.

long as the Customer put "leave a copy of message on server", the e-mail will be kept in the mailbox of the ISP mail server. The consequence of this action is the reduction of mailbox capacity because of the large number of e-mail.

Fill in the recipient's email address and type in the Subject and a message just like any other email message. Caution: Do not open attachments whose authors are are unfamiliar to you or which carry subjects that you are not expecting. Viruses from strangers can be carried this way; an unopened attachment cannot inflict a virus.

File attachments are one of the best things that ever happened to E-mail, and almost every E-mail program supports this function. To attach a file, compose a normal E-mail message and send it to us at: eva@monograms-plus.com. Before sending the message, look within the menu structure of your E-mail program. You should find a command that says something to the effect of "Attach file.

Digitally Printed Stickers: We recommend the file being in .EPS, .AI or .BMP format. These file sizes are higher quality formats and we can produce a better print with them. If created your file originally in these formats, then drawing in a cut line around the outside edge will tell the machine to cut the vinyl around your printed design according to that line.

If you send any messages while your mailbox was full, the messages are delivered. If you have incoming mail while your mailbox is full, the messages are returned to the sender with a note explaining to them that their mail could not be delivered and they should try to resend later. Return to Top of Page Search for Students with NetMail addresses (or registered external Internet email addresses), or you can search for an instructor in the District's Facutly/Staff Email system.

Contact with our technical support: support@datanumen.com. If possible, please also save the repair log into a file(make sure the "Include System Information" option in the save file dialog is selected) and attach it in your e-mail.