Yes. Use 
Subject-Tag= FLBRDS
in the list header. 
Then every message from the list will use the subject-tag text. One note it has to be a single word. 
This is where my problem started. A list owner wanted to do the same but all subscribers were not set to use SUBJECTHDR as their option. Naturally it had to be done immediately while they did the look over the shoulder
rountine. 

Mitch

>>> [log in to unmask] 07/10/02 11:12:21 AM >>>
My list has a very long name [FLORIDABIRDS-L] and early on I received a
complaint that not enough room was available for the subject.  I replied to
the list that each person can change his or her own type of header by
changing the options and it will affect only the way it is received by that
subscriber.  Everyone who replied wanted to leave it set to subjecthdr.

But what I wonder is:  Is there anyway to use an abbreviation, such as
FLBIRDS, instead of using the full list name?  The plain "subjecthdr"
default picks up the full name.

Barbara Passmore
for FLORIDABIRDS-L

----- Original Message -----
From: "Pete Weiss" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 10:55 AM
Subject: Re: [LSTOWN-L] How to set all users to use SUBJectHDR


> insert the token FOR i.e.,
>
> QUIET SET List_Name SUBJECTHDR FOR *@*
>
>
> At 10:50 07/10/2002 Wednesday, Mitch Rerek wrote:
>  >What is the quickest way to set all subscribers to use the [SUBJECTHDR]
>  >command via an e-mail command?
>  >I think I have the syntax incorrect. I am using
>  >SET List_Name SUBJECTHDR *@*