Re: [NTLK] Vacations - must unsuscribe for one week

From: Laurent Daudelin (laurent_daudelin_at_fanniemae.com)
Date: Fri Feb 22 2002 - 10:17:31 EST

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On 22/02/02 09:56, "G=E9rard Evrard" <gerard.evrard_at_free.fr> wrote:

> Hello happy greeny Newtonians,
> I'm having problems unsuscribing to this list - the form doesn't seem to
> take into account my multiples queries.
>=20
> Don't be fooled, this list is of utmost interest to me (I'm really
> impressed with the activity taking place here !), but as I leave on
> vacations for one week RSN (Real Soon Now), my mailbox would run the
> risk to be overflooded. I'd lose other messages impossible do get back
> (while there is an archive for this list).
>=20
> Pleace Mr "List Dad", could you remove me ?
> I'll subscribe back when I'm online again.

To stay subscribed but to disable list reception, send an email *FROM YOUR
SUBSCRIBED EMAIL ADDRESS* to the recipient "listar_at_newtontalk.net". Set the
subject to "set newtontalk vacation". Nothing else, nothing more. Send the
message and wait for the confirmation.

When you're back, send again a message to "listar_at_newtontalk.net" again,
from the email address you did subscribe initially, with the subject set to
"unset newtontalk vacation". Wait for the confirmation message.

Enjoy! And have a safe "vacation"...

-Laurent.
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