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unsubscribe Mike Beck

[Murph Sewall]

>unsubscribe Mike Beck

UNSUBSCRIBE works ONLY<-- if you are receiving INFO-APP from LISTSERV@NDSUVM1
(*** and *** the command ONLY works if it's sent to the server, not to the
list).

You *should* be receiving the Internet feed. To signoff, you have to ask
a REAL person!! :-)

The general rule is a warm body exists as list-name-request for every
Internet list-name. Sooooo info-appl...@brl.mil (a real person
named Brint Cooper).

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[WAXM...@snybufva.bitnet]

I thought the "Unscribe" command works on both Bitnet List Servers: NDSUVM1 and
RPIECS. Was the ommission of RPIECS an oversight?

[Murph Sewall]

>I thought the "Unscribe" command works on both Bitnet List Servers: NDSUVM1 and
>RPIECS. Was the ommission of RPIECS an oversight?

"both"???????????????? I have long since lost count of the number of
LISTSERVs (more than 100, I'd guess -- there are at least 4 in NY State).

The command is UNSUBscribe (or the old SIGNOFF which also works) -->AND<--
yout can TELL/SEND or email an UNSUB for any list to any handy LISTSERV
and let the LISTSERV figure out which specific surver to forward the
request to. Unless a new one's been put on line lately, the nearest
LISTSERV to SNYBUFVA would be LISTSERV@UBVM

Try email to NETSERV@BITNIC

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