On Thu, 24 Oct 1996 11:27:44 -0800 Sherry Beauchamp said: >do with spamming! Our lists are set up for subscription by owner, and I >maintain a concurrent database that allows me to keep track of our 13,000+ >subscribers, the topics they wish to receive, etc. When they unsubscribe Just curious mainly, but why do you keep such a database? And what happens if someone wants to change topics, presuming they can change them. But even so, what would one do with a database this size? I just let listserv maintain the database and who has selected what topics. So I'm curious because you've taken back all the work listserv has relieved you of. --Jim Cocks Univ. of Louisville <[log in to unmask]>