Morning Mike,

No doubt the archives have great value to some people. I have only used them once or twice.

I have my archives by year. The total messages are near 50,000 unless I missed a mail box or two doing the count.

Possibly my search ability in Eudora is as good or better than the archives, allowing up to 5 different search criteria simultaneously.

As some of us know, a list can be a pain at times.

My list runs on a software called Mailman by Python, which is similar to the software you use. It runs only on Linux or Unix because I read strong suggestions that we not even attempt to run it on any kind of WindoZZe operating system.

Here is an impressive list of companies that use this software.
http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/inthenews.html

If everyone doing webmail would change to "Real Mail", they would view the whole world differently.

Many services such as AOL, MSN, and Walmart, ( and others ) do not even have a genuine mail server.

Most of the poor people using these do not even know about a mail server and how it can make life easier.

Two or three years ago, I set up a small list called "Mailhelp" to help a few people.

At that time, I realized I simply could not help the people doing WebMail because their hands are tied and they are limited to basic tasks of managing their mail.

Wayne




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