Arabic-L:LIST:How to get Arabic-L as daily summary

[Dilworth Parkinson]

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Arabic-L: Fri 31 Mar 2006
Moderator: Dilworth Parkinson <dilworth_parkinson at byu.edu>
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1) Subject:How to get Arabic-L as daily summary

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Date: 31 Mar 2006
From:moderator
Subject:How to get Arabic-L as daily summary

I have received several requests to set your subscription to receive  
a single 'summary' message that includes all the messages sent that  
day.  This is something you can do yourself. Here are the instructions.

Send a message to:

listserv at listserv.byu.edu

(not to arabic-l at byu.edu) making sure that you are sending the  
message from the e-mail address you used to subscribe to Arabic-L.   
The subject line is empty, and the content should say:

set arabic-l mail digest

You should start getting the 'digest' version.  If you want to go  
back to the regular version, send the listserv the message:

set arabic-l mail

and the digest part will be cancelled.  If you want to know what your  
current settings are, send the message:

set arabic-l

and you will receive a return message telling you what your setting is.

If you are going on vacation and want to postpone getting your arabic- 
l messages until you get back, send the message:

set arabic-l mail postpone

and the server will hold your messages here until you send the message:

set arabic-l mail

or:

set arabic-l mail digest

at which point it will release everything it has been holding for you.

fun, huh?

dil


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