On Thu, 17 Feb 1994 22:50:40 CST, Wendy Plotkin <[log in to unmask]> said: >Thanks for pointing this out. Does this mean that *any* Set command As I understand it, there is exactly ONE set command: SET listname options > can >be used by an Owner with the "for userid@node" appended LISTOWNR MEMO does not place any restrictions on which options of the SET command can be used by an Owner in conjunction with the FOR userid@node option. That MEMO is quite old, but I don't recall any restrictions of that nature being added since. > It is this point about which I wasn't sure. I've seen a statement that went something like: "Most common user commands have a FOR userid@node operand for the use of Postmasters or List Owners." I can't seem to find that statement now, so it probably isn't a direct quote. But, basically, the rule I follow is: Try it, and see if it works. Either it'll work just fine, or it'll complain about an invalid operand. It's extremely rare that you'll need to worry about doing anything truly destructive. One of the beautiful things about LISTSERV is that it almost never does anything that's not intuitively obvious. Bill >Wendy Plotkin >H-Urban