> >I just tried and could access 75 (non-confidential) out of the 129 lists.
>
> Jack, I believe you of course, but I am unable to duplicate your
> results.  Perhaps I am missing something obvious.  Let me walk you through an
> experiment I just conducted, in fairly granular form, so that you can tell me
> if I've made a wrong turn somewhere:
>
> 1.  I created a new hotmail email account.
>
> 2.  I signed up under this new account to three lists, using the email
> sign-up path.
>
> 3.  I pointed my browser to http://charitychannel.com/cgi-bin/wa.exe? and
> clicked on "Subscriber's Corner," which points to
> http://charitychannel.com/cgi-bin/wa.exe?REPORT&z=3
>
> 4.  I submitted, then approved, then entered the password.
>
> 5.  The Subscriber's Corner screen then came up, listing the three lists that
> were subscribed under this address.
>
> 6.  I then clicked the "All Lists" option under the drop-down menu of "List
> Table Options" on the lower left of the screen.  I pressed "Submit."  Instead
> of seeing all of the public lists (as you obviously were able to see), I see
> only the three lists that were subscribed.
>
> What am I missing here?

I don't know. I thought perhaps if you were already subscribed to some lists it wouldn't display "ALL
Lists". So I subscribed to one, went back displayed both subscribed and unsubscribed and had no
problems. This is at the bottom of the help file, perhaps this is your problem:


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