Important Update!
Paul E. Prusakowski
Description
Collection
Title:
Important Update!
Creator:
Paul E. Prusakowski
Date:
11/27/2000
Text:
Dear list members,
Please be aware that I have implemented a universal change to the list. This
is not a removal from the list, or in any way a limitation of your ability
to post or retrieve messages through oandp-l. You should have received a
message that looks like this:
<Email Address Redacted> has just altered your subscription options for the
OANDP-L list as per the SET OANDP-L SUBJECTHDR command. For more
information about subscription options, send a QUERY OANDP-L command to
<Email Address Redacted>
What does it mean?
What I have done is changed the way new mail that is sent to you through
oandp-l looks when it arrives in your mailbox. The new settings will now
help you differentiate mail from oandp-l from the rest of your mail by
placing [OANDP-L] as the first part of the subject line in all mail from
oandp-l. Thank you Mr. Billock for the suggestion.
This will help you immediately differentiate which mail is oandp-l related
and which is not.
I hope that you find this helpful in managing your mail more effectively. I
will also suggest experimenting with your mail programs settings to
automatically sort mail into different folders when it comes in. For
example, set up a rule in your sorting feature that will automatically send
all oandp-l mail to an oandp-l folder. This will help reduce clutter in
your main inbox, and make heavy traffic days seem less daunting.
If you have any additional questions, please let me know.
Paul Prusakowski, CPO
Moderator, oandp-l
Please be aware that I have implemented a universal change to the list. This
is not a removal from the list, or in any way a limitation of your ability
to post or retrieve messages through oandp-l. You should have received a
message that looks like this:
<Email Address Redacted> has just altered your subscription options for the
OANDP-L list as per the SET OANDP-L SUBJECTHDR command. For more
information about subscription options, send a QUERY OANDP-L command to
<Email Address Redacted>
What does it mean?
What I have done is changed the way new mail that is sent to you through
oandp-l looks when it arrives in your mailbox. The new settings will now
help you differentiate mail from oandp-l from the rest of your mail by
placing [OANDP-L] as the first part of the subject line in all mail from
oandp-l. Thank you Mr. Billock for the suggestion.
This will help you immediately differentiate which mail is oandp-l related
and which is not.
I hope that you find this helpful in managing your mail more effectively. I
will also suggest experimenting with your mail programs settings to
automatically sort mail into different folders when it comes in. For
example, set up a rule in your sorting feature that will automatically send
all oandp-l mail to an oandp-l folder. This will help reduce clutter in
your main inbox, and make heavy traffic days seem less daunting.
If you have any additional questions, please let me know.
Paul Prusakowski, CPO
Moderator, oandp-l
Citation
Paul E. Prusakowski, “Important Update!,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 5, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/215319.
