Please see the correspondence below. Is there some way LISTSERV
can suppress the multiple TO lines shown below?
Most cordially,
A. Ralph Papakhian, Music Library (Co-Listowner for MLA-L@IUBVM)
Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405
(812) 855-2970 [log in to unmask] [log in to unmask]
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Richard Griscom
Head, Music Library, Univ. of Louisville
Phone: (502) 588-5659
Ralph,
The MCIMail people voiced their complaints about the long list of
names at the beginning of all MLA-L notes. Sherry wanted to know whether
there would be any way to suppress it. Was this topic ever discussed
when you were on the Board? I'm assuming that MCIMail won't be able to
do anything about it, but I'm willing to pursue with them.
Dick
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Dick,
Here is a sample MLA-L message. It would be nice if you could
do something to delete that intro. list. Thanks.
Date: Thu Jul 09, 1992 12:20 pm EST
From: Music Library Association Mailing List
EMS: INTERNET / MCI ID: 376-5414
MBX: [log in to unmask]
TO: Current Designs Corp. / MCI ID: 170-6413
TO: David L. Riley / MCI ID: 474-3288
TO: Anna Seaberg / MCI ID: 505-8222
TO: John deB. Shepard, Jr. / MCI ID: 525-1720
TO: Kurt Weill Foundation / MCI ID: 296-6674
TO: Joseph Boonin / MCI ID: 455-9562
TO: Susan T. Sommer / MCI ID: 463-2926
TO: Christine Hoffman / MCI ID: 464-2927
TO: * Sherry L. Vellucci / MCI ID: 465-2928
TO: Jane Gottlieb / MCI ID: 466-2932
TO: Westminster Choir College / MCI ID: 474-6586
TO: Chicago Public Library / MCI ID: 510-5362
TO: Multiple recipients of list MLA-L
EMS: INTERNET / MCI ID: 376-5414
MBX: [log in to unmask]
Subject: instrument dealers
Press RETURN for more; type NO to stop:
Can anyone give me the name, address, phone number of a reputable
dealer
who can evaluate a mandolin made about the turn of the century.
I pre-
sume the Nashville area would be the best place to look, but would
welcome
the name of someone closer to me.
Nyal Williams
Ball State University
Muncie, IN
williams @bsuvax1.bitnet
Command:
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Well, that's it. I've been working incredibly hard on the diss.
but don't appear to be making much progress. There hasn't been
time for anything else--vacation, MLA, etc. This too shall pass!
Sherry
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