Re: OS LIST

Michael Herman... If others keep asking for how to make changes, it might be useful to use the industry default for new subscribers. The current method is not very intuitive. I'll know after I send and this posts if the change was made correctly. Thank you everyone... julie * * =

USB-sticks and computer station during OST + some more..

Dear friends I just had a 2-day OS-meeting where we used a computer station. Lately I´ve used flip-charts for quite some time. Before that I used floppys - according to "the book" (Harrisons User´s guide) and it worked great. Using USB-sticks, I think, is a bit more tricky to people than it was to

Re: Closings

I find that the closing is an opportunity to reflect not only what has been accomplished but also the manner in which it took place - thereby opening up some space for deeper learning about Open Space, and more importantly the force which lies behind it, Self-organization. There are situations wher

Re: List settings

H - I think only those who select the option will show up with the [ostlist] in their own emails --- those who don't select it, their email still doesn't show up with it. So... Listmaster! Could you set the default to have it in there!?! Diane On Feb 10, 2006, at 5:17 PM, Esther Ewing w

List settings

I've changed my settings and wanted to test it. Thanks for your patience. Allison, thank you for continuing to ask questions on this list. You gift us with your questions, helping each of us grow our own practices and building our os online community. Warmly, Tree Fitzpatrick * *

Re: OS LIST

Diane, I am just an ordinary spacenic like you. One day I had mysterious troubles with the list indications and Michael Herrman (who is the magician here) told me and some others how to re-install by myself. To be true, I find it very difficulty to get around with it. I believe that you want t

Re: OS LIST

Dear all, and again: You may change your options for your headline (and so on) by using the link you find in the bottom of every OSLIST mail. To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your options, view the archives http://listserv.boisestate.edu/archives/oslist.html Good luck Erich - Original M

Re: OS LIST

Subject:Re: [OSLIST] OS LIST It worked! Thanks, Eric. Diane On Feb 10, 2006, at 8:50 AM, Diane Brandon wrote: Thanks, Eric, I just went to the archives, and found the option LISTSERV-style, with list name in subject [SUBJECTHDR] and clicked on it. Then I hit "subscribe" (this

Re: OS LIST

Thanks, Eric, I just went to the archives, and found the option LISTSERV-style, with list name in subject [SUBJECTHDR] and clicked on it. Then I hit "subscribe" (this seemed like an odd command, as I just wanted to "change option" but there wasn't a choice like that). I then got the emai

Closings

Hello dear colleagues - I was wondering what you folks do for closings. Usually the amazing reflections shared in a Closing Circle are completely enough, and powerful, and amazing. And nothing more is needed. In addition to that, sometimes, in some instances, in some cultures, and where appro

Re: Looking for advice: Is this a time where OS should not be used?

Allison, thank you for continuing to ask questions on this list. You gift us with your questions, helping each of us grow our own practices and building our os online community. Warmly, Tree Fitzpatrick * * == osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu

Re: OS LIST

Hi, Julie, If you use MS Outlook, you can first create a new folder (I call mine OST) and then go to the "Tools" Menu and select "Rules Wizard". Then click on the "new" button and follow the directions. Outlook then sorts into this folder automatically whenever a posting comes from the list. Good l