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From: "Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD" <Michael.Hatzakis@mail.tju.edu>
To: "Physiatry List (E-mail 2)" <rpcmail@u.washington.edu>,
        "Physiatry List (E-mail)" <physiatry@u.washington.edu>
Cc: "Paul Coelho MD (E-mail)" <pcoelho@u.washington.edu>
Subject: E-Mailing Caution
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 1998 00:05:10 -0500
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RPC and Physiatry Groups:

A couple of people have made this error, so I will issue the following =
caution.

When someone posts an e-mail to the entire mailing list addressed to =
either Physiatry@u.washinton.edu   or to   RPCMail@u.washington.edu   =
the message is really sent to all of you from this address.  For =
example.,=20

Paul sends a message to the entire RPC constituency, he does this by =
sending an e-mail to one of the above addresses.  This =
"u.washington.edu" address then fires off a piece of mail to each and =
everyone on the list.  In the message body it says it is from Paul, but =
it is not really, it comes to you from "u.washington.edu".  So.... Let's =
say I want to reply to Paul's global notice.  I hit reply and.... it is =
sent back to the entire mailing list and not to Paul.

So the brief version is, if you would like to reply to one of us that =
posts to an entire mailing list, then you will have to address your =
reply directly to that person.  There may be a better way, but for now, =
start a new e-mail and address it to the person directly, or if you care =
to, hit reply, but go in and change the "send to" address.

I hope that this wasn't too long-winded.  Please write to me for ANY =
questions.  Do this NOT by hitting reply, but address another e-mail =
note to my e-mail as listed below.  Unless you would like to address the =
entire group.

Thank You all for learning and becoming proficient with this new means =
of communication,

Regards from Philly, Mike


Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD
Resident Physiatrist - R3
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
Philadelphia, PA

E-Mail:  hatzaki1@jeflin.tju.edu


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