Well for instance, this morning when I became a member to this list, the 
subscribe instructions said to send a blank message in order to subscribe.  
That's just one situation, but I'm sure there may be many others out there very 
similar to that one.

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>Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 15:43:40 -0400
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>The sixty-four dollar question is: Why would anyone want to send a message
>without a subject line?
>Albert Sanchez, W A 7 F X B/4
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>> Thanks for answering this one Rhonda.  Also, simply pressing ENTER at the
>> prompt that tells you to type a subjet will allow you to move on.  See? The
>> BrailleNote only *appears to be dictatorial, it's really a big softy.

>> Jonathan Mosen
>> BrailleNote Product Marketing Manager
>> HumanWare

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