> You'd have between 4,000 and 4,500 posts from the list in your mail box.
> Can it handle that much? Can you spare the time to go back and read all
> those posts?
Usually I like to have all the old mail so i can go back and do a "find" in
outlook if i need something. When I go out of town for long periods of
time, I typically change my settings in outlook to check mail every 6 hours,
and configure my computer to dial on demand. This keeps my ISP mailbox
clear while allowing me to retain all the mail from the time I was away. It
also keeps my computer off the line while no-one's using it.
-Cameron
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 2:22 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: should i unsubscribe?
>
>
> Mazal Tov.
> Lets look at this logically. about 3 weeks of posts, right? Lets say
> between the two lists you have 200 posts a day (adjusting for weekends).
> You'd have between 4,000 and 4,500 posts from the list in your mail box.
> Can it handle that much? Can you spare the time to go back and read all
> those posts?
> A slight solution (which costs money) is the new House of Fusion Tech
> Digest which is a service that compiles all the important questions and
> answers from a weeks worth of posts and delivers them to you in an
> organized fashion (as well as having a searchable web interface).
> This will
> cut down on the reading and get you the tech (but not most of the
> community). The other options is the archives.
>
> At 02:11 PM 8/30/01, you wrote:
> >hey guys.
> >quick question.
> >
> >i am getting hitched this weekend & will be out until the 20th.
> >i dont belive in auto responders & will not use them.
> >
> >so should i just let it roll & read what i want when i get beck
> >or should i unsubscribe cf-talk & com or not?
> >
> >may your muffins be as moist as my skin & your topping as crisp
> as my brian.
> >-paul
> >
> >
>
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