charles: how strange. did you send this message today?
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at any rate this was the message I was trying to get to - whoever
sent me that notice this morning . . .
I was talking with mark minton about the attachments issue and he
said that the new mexico list addresses it by simply filtering any
and all attachments out. so if a message says see attached document
it simply isnt there.
I truely cannot remember what the current status of attachments is -
allowed? not allowed? as someone who can only get modem dialup it is
an ongoing source of irritation esp as the attachments get huger and
huger - and I often have to call my server and have them do the
deleting as it freezes the connection completely.
I have learned not to mention it to the group at large. several
people were considerate enough to flood me with random attachments
for several days. a punishment I suppose for bringing the issue up.
could you let me know what the actual policy is? thanks, and for all you do,
Nancy
