Date: Wed, 3 Jul 1996 18:43:19 -0700 (PDT)
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To: socgrad@csf.colorado.edu
From: Jerry Blaz <ffdog@earthlink.net>
Subject: Re: how to leave Socgrad
I often wonder why folks cannot save the file they get so they can get on
socgrad, so if for some reason they most unsubscribe they cannot do it
without the good graces of people like the person who has posted this
message below two weeks in succession.

Is it some demonstration of "nongeekness" that someone who can go through
the red tape of getting into a graduate school cannot figure out a way of
filing the help message that was needed in the first place?  If you are
logging on from a machine at school, there still has to be a way for you to
save your own files.  In a subdirectory of that place, can't a set of help
files from the various lists one might subscribe to be kept?  Even if it is
on a floppy disk, it is there, somewhere.  

I only bring this up because I am subscribing to at least a dozen lists, and
this is one of the smaller ones, and there are more requests for information
that goes to the entire list on socgrad than any of the others.  No, none of
them are for computer techies, and believe me when I say that I myself
regard me as an eternal newbie.

Jerry 

At 12:06 PM 7/3/96 -0700, you wrote:
>Too much email in your life?
>
>If you want to unsubscribe from Socgrad, send a message to:
>                  listproc@csf.colorado.edu 
>
>and in the body of your message, type:
>     unsub socgrad
>
>
>Remember to send the message to listproc, NOT to Socgrad itself.
>
>
>Any problems or questions can be directed to:
>
>	lmiller@ucsd.edu
>or
>	glenn@osiris.colorado.edu
>
>
>7/3/96
>
>
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