I have read the email admin documentation. However, as I recall bulk
unsubscribe was an "undocumented feature" in OS 9. We automatically
repopulate our faculty and student lists every night to keep them in
sync with the corresponding databases. Our usual procedure was to
email admin the "delete password allsub" which removed all
subscribers and then email admin the new lists. This automated the
entire procedure and could be done early in the morning when the
lists were not being used. I'd like to continue to have no manual
intervention in this process but I can't find a similar "undocumented
feature" in OS X. If it exists, and you'd rather not put it out to
the list, please contact me offline.
lar
On Mar 28, 2007, at 12:43 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry Owens said:
Believe it or not, I just moved off OS 9 to OS X. I'm sure this has
been asked before, but on OS 9 I could bulk unsubscribe everyone on a
list. Is this possible on OS X and what is the command.
Email Admin in Letterrip 4.0 is documented here:
http://www.letterrip.com/lr_manual/email_admin_reference.html
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