No, the component we are using for reading the database is read-only. You'll need to export the mailing list to a file and import from the file into your database using your database program.

Yes. The list can be exported from the "View Email Lists" screen in either comma-delimited (.csv) or plain text (.txt) formats. To download either, right click on the appropriate link and choose either "Save As" or "Save Target As." The decision as to which to use depends on the email program you're using. Check with its documentation to determine the best way to import items into your address book.

We maintain a mailing list, both single recipes and digest format. Please note we will send you between 10 and 30 recipes a day. This is a lot of mail for some people. If you prefer not to receive that much mail, please don't subscribe. When you wish to subscribe or change your subscription options to the rec.food.recipes mailing list, you should go to the the online form at

Now's the time to take all the information you've accumulated in compiling your Direct Mailing list and turn it into a database. In simple terms, in building a database you take hard, dry data and breathe life into it. Your database should be much more than just an electronically stored list of information relating to individuals or organizations. It must also be able to stand updating and interrogation by a cross-section of users.

You can download a PDF of instructions on how to export your mailing on our Downloads page, http://www.chalkline.org/TNTMPD%20download.pdf. This should walk you through the process.

Yes, Easy Mailing List solution allows you to import subscribers using CSV files and to also export your subscribers also CSV format.

To get off the email list, send a message to listserv@listserv.unb.ca with the following line: signoff letpress

Basically it is a group of people with a common interest in the EPD form of treatment. A computer has been set up to receive E-Mail submissions and resend them to all E-Mail addresses of individuals who have identified themselves as interested receivers by subscribing as described below. The intent of this group is to create an open forum for people undergoing EPD treatments, people considering it for themselves, family members, friends, or people just interested in it.

A Web page interface is now being used for EPD Mailing List subscriptions. This is actually more simple than some of the Email accessed subscription approaches. Be sure to read the information and follow the instructions. The list has movved among a number of servers so this author hopes he has kept up with the instructions. If you would like to subscribe to this group: 1. visit http://groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/epd -OR- 2. send email to epd-subscribe@yahoogroups.

The current EPD Mailing List administrator is Laura Toms <laura at ahphillips.com> ( was < ltoms at direcpc.com> before 5/3/02, was <ltoms at netspeak.com>, was <ltoms at columbus.rr.com> before 7/13/00). Prior to January 1999, the mailing list administrator was Sandy Sheppard <CNA00012 at MAIL.WVNET.EDU>. Prior to October 1998, the mailing list administrator was Jozsef A Toth <jatst3+ at pitt.edu>.

Select "User Center" from the menu. From there you can log in and access/set your mailing list options.

From: libes (Don Libes) To: dclark@nas.nasa.gov (David R. Clark) Subject: Mailing list for Expect Date: Mon, 23 Sep 91 18:21:28 EDT >Would be nice if their were an Expect mailing list. I would use it more >often, and be made aware of other users. Perhaps I'm too myopic, but I don't see the need for it. Most of the questions about Expect posted to Usenet every day can be found in the various FAQs or in the book, so it's pretty easy getting answers to them.

Yes, there is a mailing list that you may subscribe by sending a message to metal-dev-subscribe@yahoogroups.com or by going to this page.

There are many. See http://www.aaroads.com/kick-off/highway.html#lists and http://dmoz.org/Recreation/Roads_and_Highways/Mailing_Lists/ .