Replying to the list, because, again, it might be of interest to more
than one person...
On Jun 21, 2006, at 0:48, Ann-Marie Lördal wrote:
I will be gone for some time and would like to unsubscribe or go to no
mail. I mailed to majordomo to unsubscribe but he did not want it as I
wrote in Rich text. How do I write a mail in text so I can be
unsubscribed for a while I guess I use that text mail later to
subscribe again if I change the wording in it??
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If the majordomo won't listen to you... Avital (for help, write to:)
will :) She may have already caught your problem and solved it but, if
not, use that address. And write her again to re-subscribe (print out a
message -- maybe this one -- to make sure you have her e-address).
She's not picky about Rich text (at least, I don't think she is; I use
Plain text myself). I've been using her -- shamelessly -- in un- and
re-subscribing and she's always been very helpful (if amused at
compu-morons like myself <g>)
To catch up with what's been going on while you were gone, check the
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Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)
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