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On Mon, 19 May 1997 11:15:12 EDT, you said:
> We want these electronic mailboxes to be as reliable as
> physical mailroom boxes if we hope to curtail some of the paper
> that gets circulated.
Umm.. at the expense of asking what sounds like a dumb question,
how do you "guarantee" the physical mailroom? I've worked at 2
different universities, and at both, there's always been a good
amount of lossage caused by off-campus students who move and don't
tell all the offices on campus. It wasn't *that* bad at Clarkson,
since there were only about 3,000 students, but here at Virginia
Tech with 25K students it's a zoo. ;)
> We know we can't guarantee that the message is read, but we can
> guarantee that it gets delivered.
You might be able to at least slow them down with "Validate=all".
Barring that, you might need to write an exit to do command filtering.
<insert pointer to the 'Listserv Administor's Guide' here>
--
Valdis Kletnieks
Computer Systems Senior Engineer
Virginia Tech
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