>Hi
>
>A couple of people have mentioned a Mac Word list, which I can't seem to
>locate. Would someone be so kind as to post the url please? Thanks.
>
>Steve Bryant
>
The one I know about is Word-Mac...details follow (note there are
Powerpoint and Excel lists at the same location but they are very low
volume, ie less than a message per week). I'm sure there are other
word/office lists out there...
At 10:03 PM +1100 27/1/98, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Welcome to W O R D - M A C!
>
>
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>
>Introduction
>============
> WORD-MAC is a moderated list devoted to discussion of Microsoft Word on
> the Macintosh platform. While the list sometimes strays a bit (usually
> to include Word for Windows, especially moving between both versions),
> it generally sticks to it's primary subject. The default subscription
> is in digest form, with a digest coming as often as once per day, but
> usually two or three times per week. The list is moderated by Robert
> Brockman, a child and family therapist living in western Pennsylvania.
>
>
>Content
>=======
> Posts to WORD-MAC should concern, not surprisingly, Microsoft Word for
> the Macintosh OS. Not DOS. Not Windows. Not OS/2. Messages that stray
> too far from this topic (as judged by me, the moderator), will not be
> posted and will likely be returned to the poster, or possibly just
> deleted, depending on how busy I am.
>
>
>Subscriptions
>=============
> To subscribe to WORD-MAC send mail to:
>
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> with the following message in the body of the message:
>
> subscribe word-mac YourRealFirstName YourRealLastName
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>
> unsubscribe word-mac
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> You MUST use this format. Do not send your e-mail address, or use
> different terms, such as "stop" "halt" "cancel" or "desist."
>
>
>How to Postpone WORD-MAC
>========================
> If you are going to be away from your e-mail account for an extended
> period of time, you can POSTPONE your WORD-MAC mail, so that your
> subscription stays open, but is not active. In other words, the WORD-MAC
> computer stops sending you digests until you tell it to start again.
> Very useful for holidays!
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> To POSTPONE your WORD-MAC account, send mail to:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> with the following message in the body of the message:
>
> set word-mac mail postpone
>
>
>Communicating with WORD-MAC
>===========================
> Postings to the list should be sent to:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Mail to the moderator should be sent to:
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> or (as last recourse):
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Archives
>========
> Archives of the list are held on elli.scu.edu.au. They are available
> by ftp.
>
> The complete URL is:
>
> ftp://ftp.scu.edu.au/lists/word-mac/digests
>
> Archives are updated whenever a digest is issued.
>
>
>FAQ's
>=====
> There are many FAQ files available from WORD-MAC, although most of them
> are rather old, written just after the advent of Word version 5. If
> anyone is willing to undertake the task of updating the old ones or
> creating a new FAQ, please contact me directly, via e-mail. The FAQ's
> are available at:
>
> ftp://ftp.scu.edu.au/lists/word-mac/FAQ/
>
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