Bob, Since PDI switched over to the mailman server, the mailing list became a "real" mailing list. With the other list, each time someone replied to a msg, a new thread was created. For instance, someone may have created a thread called [braillenote] HELP! Someone may have replied to that and a new thread would have been started called [braillenote] RE: help! Still another person may have replied to that and forgotten to erase the braillenote header and created a thread called RE: [braillenote] RE: help! Aaaaa! This can make searching for things in the archives rather hard.
With the new list serv, the changes to the subject line are added to the front rather than behind the header "braillenote". In the subject above, you will see that it is "manuals - re: [braillenote] tutorials", which is how most mailing lists work. And, for instance, if you had wished to change the subject of this email to reflect its content, such as "headers", the email subject line would appear, headers - manuals - RE: [braillenote] tutorials. I'm sorry I really don't know any other way to describe it at all lol. Maybe someone else can make it more clear. HTH, Laura "Neither of us [Yoko and I] want to make the mistake that Gandhi and Martin Luther King did, which is get killed one way or the other. Because people only like dead saints, and I refuse to be a saint or a martyr." (John Lennon, 1969) >------ original message ------ >from: bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: manuals - RE: [Braillenote] tutorial >Here's a question that definitely should go to the bottom of the list of >queries. In other words, I'm just curious. >What happened to the (braillenote) word inthe subject line of this email? >Thanks, >Bob
