FLTEACH

Listserv Subscriber Options

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FLTEACH subscribers can control a number of useful LISTSERV subscriber options to control the way their FLTEACH subscription operates. For example, setting FLTEACH to DIGEST mode is a common way to deal with the large volume of individual FLTEACH postings by receiving many separate postings collected in a single email.

* Send a message to:  LISTSERV@listserv.buffalo.edu

* In the message put only the following: SET FLTEACH DIGEST

Send the message just like that--no signature or anything else. You will get a reply from LISTSERV telling you that your subscriber options have been reset.

Here are some other commonly used LISTSERV commands:
SET FLTEACH NODIGEST
Turn off the DIGEST option and return to normal mail (individual separate messages).
SET FLTEACH MIME   (or NOMIME)
Turn on or off the MIME DIGEST option that allows some email readers to explode a digest into separate messages.
SET FLTEACH INDEX
To get an INDEX of each day's postings. You can then request individual postings by following the instructions using your email REPLY command.
SET FLTEACH NOINDEX
Turn off the INDEX option and return to normal mail (individual separate messages).
SET FLTEACH HTML  (or NOHTML)
Turn on or off the HTML option to put clickable hyperlinks to individual messages in the Digest or Index.
SET FLTEACH SUBJECTHDR
Include the word [FLTEACH] at the beginning of every FLTEACH subject line.
SET FLTEACH NOMAIL
Turn off FLTEACH mail temporarily.
SET FLTEACH MAIL
Turn mail back on or change from INDEX or DIGEST to normal mail. If your email host has been having problems, you sometimes might neet to turn your mail back on.
QUERY FLTEACH
Find out how your subscriber options are now set.
UNSUB  FLTEACH
Remove your subscription from the LIST
HELP
Get information about available LISTSERV commands.
INFO REFCARD
Get a reference card explaining various LISTSERV commands.
If you need any help setting your subscriber options, please be sure to contact the moderators at FLTEACH@cortland.edu.
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