On Oct 16, 2006, at 3:20 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC wrote:
I have a list where everyone on the list is an individual except for
one list. If I set that one lists membership to not get password
reminders sent to it, we should be all set, right?
That's likely to be
Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC wrote:
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>I have a list where everyone on the list is an individual except for
>one list. If I set that one lists membership to not get password
>reminders sent to it, we should be all set, right?
That's likely to be OK in most environments, but someone who is on
On Oct 16, 2006, at 12:45 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Note that all the members of an umbrella list should be other lists
and
not individuals. Lists which have a combination of other lists and
individuals as members are hard to manage well.
I have a list where everyone on the list is an individ
Mark Sapiro wrote:
>So the "2007" list is an umbrella list. It should be so indicated on
>its General Options page so that adinistrative messages such as
>password reminders for its members get sent to, e.g.,
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] and not to the whole [EMAIL PROTECTED] list.
Correct. It's an umbrel
Allan Trick wrote:
>I've got some lists which go two deep, and two footers (saying how to
>unsubscribe, etc.). A group of parents (we're a school) are on
>different lists, depending on if their child is boarding in our dorms
>or if they are a day student. So we have a group of senior parents
I've got some lists which go two deep, and two footers (saying how to
unsubscribe, etc.). A group of parents (we're a school) are on
different lists, depending on if their child is boarding in our dorms
or if they are a day student. So we have a group of senior parents
whose children are grad
