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OverviewThe Internet is host to thousands of special interest mailing lists, which use e-mail as their distribution medium. These are sometimes known as list servers. Here's how most mailing lists work: Mailing list members post to a central e-mail address, and the mail server then sends that e-mail message to all of the members on the list. To join a mailing list you must subscribe to it (it's free). You can unsubscribe at any time. The exact procedures vary, depending on the mailing list. Excel mailing listsThere are two Excel-related mailing lists available: EXCEL-G (for General Excel questions), and EXCEL-L (for Excel developers). These are both described below. The EXCEL-G Mailing ListEXCEL-G is an Internet distribution list running under LISTSERV 1.8b on a Windows NT 3.51 server at the offices of L-Soft international, Inc. in Landover, Maryland, USA. EXCEL-L is for general questions and answers for Excel users. To subscribe:
In the body of the message, enter the following: SUB EXCEL-G YourFirstName YourLastName You'll receive instructions via e-mail. To send a message to the list:
To unsubscribe:
In the body of the message, enter the following: SIGNOFF EXCEL-G To search the list archives:You must be a subscriber to search the archives. The EXCEL-L Mailing ListEXCEL-L is an Internet distribution list running under LISTSERV 1.8b on a Windows NT 3.51 server at the offices of L-Soft international, Inc. in Landover, Maryland, USA. EXCEL-L is primarily for Excel developers. The list currently has about 500 subscribers. To subscribe:
In the body of the message, enter the following: SUB EXCEL-L YourFirstName YourLastName You'll receive instructions via e-mail. To send a message to the list:
To unsubscribe:
In the body of the message, enter the following: SIGNOFF EXCEL-L To search the Excel-L archives:You must be a subscriber to search the archives. |