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Eric's message about the techwr-l digest format prompted me to share
this little technique for reading the digest. I had stopped getting
techwr-l in digest format for a while because I found it hard to scroll
through looking for topics. But I hated having up to 100 messages a day
in my mailbox.
Do a search for the word 'subject.' That takes you to the top of each
message in the digest. If you don't want to read that one, search
again. I use Netscape mail, which lets me use F3 to search again, so I
can whiz through the digest quite quickly.
If I find something I want to save, I copy it and send it to myself. If
I want to reply, I copy the message's address.
Mary
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Mary Howe
Thunder Works, Inc.
Writing and Editing Services
thunder -at- idir -dot- net
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