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From: Preston Hardison <pdh@u.washington.edu>
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           CONSBIO@U.WASHINGTON.EDU (New List Address)
           LISTPROC@U.WASHINGTON.EDU (New List Server Software)
           pdh@u.washington.edu (List Manager)

   Hello All -

   We've been getting many messages sent to the entire list asking to be
   signed off and onto CONSBIO. Below, I will give some directions for 
   doing so automatically. If you ever have problems, please send
   requests to the housekeeper around here, Preston Hardison 
   (pdh@u.washington.edu) rather than the entire list.

   We have recently changed the software running the list from "listserv" 
   to "listproc", and I am learning how to use the new command set.
   If you have previously requested to sign off of the list, please 
   send me a message to my personal address, and not to the entire
   list, and I will remove you.

   If you are unsubscribing from the e-mail account you used to subscribe
   CONSBIO, you should be able to unsubscribe by sending a one-line
   message to listproc@u.washington.edu:

      unsubscribe consbio

   You may run into problems if your e-mail address has changed, because
   the computer can only recognize your request as valid if it precisely
   matches the address on record in the subscribers file (e.g.: if you
   signed up using the account "foo@pooh.bah.edu", the software won't
   recognize you if you send an unsubscribe request from "foo@bah.edu").
   Again, if you run into problems, please send messages to me and not the
   list.

   You can get a list of the commands available to you from the listproc
   software by sending the one-word message "help" (without the scare
   quotes) to listproc@u.washington.edu. Listproc (ListProcessor) will
   become more familiar to users over time, as the support for Listserv
   begins to decline with the demise of Bitnet. Most (but not all) of the
   commands are the same. 

   Regards,
   Preston Hardison
   pdh@u.washington.edu

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