I read the documentation on ALIASES in Section 5.10. This sounds like it
only works on the Internet host name part of the address. In my case, the
user's name also changes, ie from [log in to unmask] to [log in to unmask]
So - am I back to globally changing the address thru Explorer (and will
that corrupt any of the addresses)? Thanks.





stan <[log in to unmask]>@PEACH.EASE.LSOFT.COM> on 01/18/2000 09:46:15
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Subject:  Re: Globally replace existing addresses

>===== Original Message From LISTSERV give-and-take forum
<[log in to unmask]> =====
>Our 2 companies have just merged and can't decide what Internet mail
>address to assign people. Originally we used one address, but now are
>slowly regressing  to 2 with indications that we may go back to the one
>address again. In the meantime, I receive error messages.
>
>Can addresses be globally replaced thru Windows Explorer, selecting the
>appropriate mail lists (I have 20 lists), and doing a replace on the name?
>Or is there some other way? The format I would be changing (as an
example):

It might be easier just to change your Listserv's ALIASES.NODES file to
set up a Listserv alias for the old and new hostnames. If you do this, be
sure to report the change to [log in to unmask] so that your change is
reflected in their master copy of the file.