While I don't think you can get rid of it entirely, you can modify it. Try this: Add this line to your header before any other keywords: * Kepner Tregoe Then I believe your From: address will read Kepner Tregoe <[log in to unmask]> which is at least a bit shorter. If you can think of something even shorter to name your list (KT?), substitute it for Kepner Trego. Sherry Beauchamp > Adam, > > Yes you're right about the two "@" signs. The correct address is > [log in to unmask] > > Why can't I change the "From" address? I'm a licensed user of the > software and it's running in my shop, not at another company. I can > change the name of the org (i.e. "Kepner-Tregoe, Inc."), but I'd like > to get rid of the how name, just leaving the address. > > > Mike > >______________________________ Reply Separator >_________________________________ >Subject: Re: Configuring LSMPT-Lite to change the "Sender" address >Author: Adam Bailey <[log in to unmask]> at Internet >Date: 12/8/97 5:34 PM > > >On 12/8/97 1:42 PM, Michael Smith <[log in to unmask]> wrote... > >> Does anyone know how to change the "From" address for all messages >> sent from LSMPT-Lite? Every message that the ListServer generates has >> the following LONG address as the sender: >> >> "L-Soft list server_at_Kepner Tregoe; Inc. (1.8c)" >> <[log in to unmask]> > >You cannot legitimately remove the "L-Soft list server at" part, which is >a required part. You can change the actual name of your organization, >though I don't know how off-hand. > >> I would prefer a simple, easy to read address for our users, like: >> ListServ@[log in to unmask] > >Well, first off, this is an invalid address. Your LISTSERV address is >[log in to unmask], which is a big difference from >ListServ@[log in to unmask], which is simply not correct (you >can't have two @ marks). > > >So, essentially, you can't do what it is that you want. > > >-- >Adam Bailey | Chicago, Illinois >-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| "Do not take life too seriously; >[log in to unmask] | you will never get out of it alive." >[log in to unmask] | - Elbert Hubbard >Finger for PGP | http://www.tezcat.com/~adamb