>Has anyone else suffered from their company adding standard email footers (a >legal notice) to their emails? Ours just has. I'm concerned that we won't be >able to edit mail templates via email. Headers seem to work, although we get >a worrying message because the footer is assumed to be a subscriber list. One thing you can do is put a line consisting of "-- " at the bottom of your messages. LISTSERV considers anything following such a line to be a .sig file and will not attempt to process it as commands. >We also now get the legal notice in the middle of our outgoing messages from >Listserv - ABOVE the bottom banner. Unfortunately, the above suggestion won't help this. You mentioned the web interface. If the web interface is installed, the URL to post a message to mailing list 'listname' at host 'host.name' would be something like: http://host.name/scripts/wa.exe?P1&L=listname Otherwise, you might be able to do something with a DISTRIBUTE job. I don't have a lot of experience with DISTRIBUTE, however, so I leave it to someone else to decide if that's an idea worth looking into. -- Jacob Haller, Technical Support L-Soft international, Inc http://www.lsoft.com/