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.563 .056(ListProc Description)J
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-.041(December 2, 1994)A
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.233 .023(CREN's ListProcessor)J
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-.018(ListProc: The list-management software of choice.)A
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.484 .048(With ListProc, list management keeps getting easier and easier.)J
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.116 .012(Why Use a List-Management System?)J
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.376 .038(Electronic mailing lists \(also known as discussion groups\) offer a highly efficient way to)J
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.026 .003(both disseminate information to large numbers of people and hold long-distance discussions)J
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.268 .027(among many people.  Internet mailing lists have become a critical component of scholarly)J
60 220 :M
.502 .05(collaboration.  Many colleges and universities are also using them to facilitate and enhance)J
60 232 :M
.34 .034(classroom education.  Mailing lists are an easy way to reach a lot of people very quickly, by)J
60 244 :M
.549 .055(automating the distribution of electronic mail to all those who subscribe to the mailing list.)J
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.085 .009(Electronic mail is the network communication service most likely to be supported and, for many,)J
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1.284 .128(still the only network service available.)J
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.43 .043(Electronic mailing-list management software makes it possible to automate and enhance)J
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.337 .034(many of the functions associated with electronic mailing lists.  Some of these functions are:)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.554 .055(Self-subscription to mailing lists and self-unsubscription from lists by the participants)J
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.814 .081(themselves, with multiple options for the subscriber's interaction with the lists;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.115 .012(Automatic removal of subscribers whose network addresses have become inoperative;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.236 .024(Archiving list discussions and providing open or restricted access to those archives;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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-.007(Controlling who may subscribe to a list, who may post messages, and who may access)A
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2.565 .256(list archives;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.712 .071(Providing search capabilities for locating archived postings on a particular topic;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.14 .014(Aggregating postings so that a subscriber can receive the entire day's or week's postings)J
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.386 .039(in a single mail message;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.412 .041(Allowing users to search for mailing lists devoted to a specified topic;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.4 .04(Providing access to and distribution of general information files \(in addition to mailing-)J
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.759 .076(list archives\) with automatic notification or file distribution to subscribers to this)J
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.876 .088(service, on a file-by-file basis, whenever a file is updated;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.42 .042(Providing a mechanism for electronic publication through lists with controlled \(or)J
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-.066(open\) subscription;)A
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-.56(\245 )A
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.62 .062(Providing easily used, flexible options for list behavior, such as:)J
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.164 .016(Moderator review or actual editing of submissions to a moderated list prior to)J
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.036(posting;)A
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-.007(Limiting the number of postings per day;)A
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-.56(\245 )A
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.73 .073(Predefining the default behavior of replies to list postings;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.647 .065(Defining a list as visible to searches for lists by topic, or as "private" and hidden)J
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.042 .004(from such searches;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.121 .012(Providing maximum control of subscriber interaction with the list to the subscribers)J
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.499 .05(themselves, and maximum control of individual list behavior to the list owners,)J
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.341 .034(consistent with security and the need for overall control by the hosting organization, in)J
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.754 .075(order to maximize the efficiency of the support staff at all levels;)J
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-.56(\245 )A
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.795 .08(Providing intuitive interfaces for managing all interactions with the mailing lists and)J
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.589 .059(the list-management software, to maximize effectiveness and to minimize frustration)J
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.669(staff.)A
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-.041(December 2, 1994)A
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-.017(A good list-management package must also be efficient in its use of system resources, be)A
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.429 .043(effective in distributing postings to large \(and small\) lists, provide adequate control of system)J
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.51 .051(resources to prevent large list mailings from blocking other essential activities, and provide)J
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-.058(good system security.)A
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.35 .035(CREN's ListProc, versions 7.0 and higher, is a major upgrade to the free UNIX)J
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.505 .05(6.0c.  It satisfies all the aforementioned functional requirements, is flexible, easy to use, and)J
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.349 .035(efficient, and complies with relevant Internet standards.  ListProc's most basic subscriber)J
90 227 :M
.813 .081(interactions are LISTSERV-compatible.  ListProc provides extensive list-control and list-)J
90 239 :M
-.022(configuration options to list owners, moderators, and managers through easily used commands.)A
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.9 .09(List archives are conveniently accessible via e-mail, ftp, the Internet Gopher, and WAIS)J
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.161 .016(with keyword searching of archives \321 including the use of logical expressions \321 supported)J
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.481 .048(through e-mail and WAIS.  WAIS searches of list archives may also be set up to be accessible)J
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-.05(through the World Wide Web and its clients.  Common subscriber commands are documented in)A
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.414 .041(the User Reference Card, available via anonymous ftp from info.cren.net as)J
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.354 .035(/listproc/usercard.ps or ...rtf and "landscape" formatted for folding to 5.5" by 8.5".  ListProc)J
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.601 .06(also offers an extensive set of on-line help files.)J
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.316 .032(Searching for mailing lists by subject is supported across multiple hosts and also allows the)J
90 361 :M
.122 .012(use of regular expressions.  Lists may be hidden or public with respect to such searches, at the)J
90 373 :M
.338 .034(discretion of the list owner.  Individual subscribers may also be hidden or public, if the list is)J
90 385 :M
.157 .016(configured to allow hidden subscribers.  Posting to lists and access to list archives may)J
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-.026(independently be set by the list owner to be open, limited to subscribers or to owners, or \(in a)A
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.564 .056(future update\) limited to specified Internet domains.  Lists are easily gatewayed \(in both)J
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.152 .015(directions\) with Newsgroups, and lists may be peered \(run on multiple hosts with independent)J
90 433 :M
.276 .028(subscriber lists on each host\).)J
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.33 .033(List-management features are designed to maximize the productivity of list owners and)J
90 469 :M
.278 .028(system managers.  List owners, moderators, and administrators find flexible, powerful,)J
90 481 :M
.716 .072(intuitive facilities for managing their lists, conveniently documented in the list-owner)J
90 493 :M
.194 .019(reference card, available on CREN's Web and Gopher servers \(see below\), and via anonymous)J
90 505 :M
.418 .042(ftp from info.cren.net as the file /listproc/ownercard.ps or ...rtf.  A complete installation and)J
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.508 .051(procedures manual is also available for system administrators, as are on-line UNIX )J
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.534 .053( pages.)J
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.847 .085(Additional ListProc Capabilities)J
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.027 .003(Anyone may use ListProc's help commands to obtain on-line descriptions of all ListProc)J
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-.031(commands or of specified individual commands.  Anyone may review the intended use of any)A
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.408 .041(public list and the list of "visible" subscribers to any public list.  Subscribers to ListProc lists)J
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.421 .042(may select to receive their list messages individually as posted or as collections of messages)J
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.486 .049(aggregated over a time interval selected by the list owner, typically 24 hours.  Subject to the)J
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.477 .048(list's configuration, a subscriber may set alias addresses \(different from the one to which the)J
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.527 .053(list mail is sent\) for mailing to a subscriber-only list, change his or her list address without)J
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.143 .014(unsubscribing, change his or her list password \(required for certain operations\), and conceal his)J
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.53 .053(or her subscription to the list.  Subscribers may temporarily disable receipt of list mail without)J
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.386 .039(unsubscribing, terminate all their subscriptions to lists on a specified host with a single)J
90 697 :M
.326 .033(command, and obtain, with a single command, a list of all their list subscriptions on a specified)J
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.431(host.)A
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.434 .043(remain available for those who wish to utilize them.  Release 7.1 also includes a number of)J
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.463 .046(other enhancements to further improve the user interface, system efficiency, and the handling)J
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.922 .092(of very large lists.)J
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.279 .028(List owners may select whether messages posted to a list are to be posted without review,)J
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.108 .011(reviewed by a moderator before posting, or optionally edited before posting.  List owners)J
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.748 .075(provide the description of the list, an optional descriptive "personal" name for the list, any)J
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.181 .018(restrictions on the subscriber options allowed for the list, and any restrictions on who may)J
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.242 .024(subscribe to the list, who may review its description and subscriber list, who may access its)J
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.346 .035(archives, and who may access statistics on its use.  List owners determine if the lists provide)J
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.297 .03(optional aggregation of messages, and the aggregation period.  They select the options for how)J
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.578 .058(mail headers are handled by the list.  Easily used commands with intuitive keywords provide)J
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.156 .016(convenient set-up and reconfiguration of lists by system administrators and list owners, without)J
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.514 .051(the need for shutting down the list or the server.  List maintenance is facilitated by optional)J
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.012 .001(automatic unsubscription based on analysis of bounced list mail.)J
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.027 .003(ListProc includes an interactive command protocol and interface for optional use by system)J
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.482 .048(managers, list owners, and list subscribers in performing almost all interactions with the list-)J
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.298 .03(management system.  Future Mac, MS-Windows, and X clients will provide point-and-click)J
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.585 .058(When used with the Zmailer Mail Transfer Agent software, ListProc can manage lists with)J
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.166 .017(20,000 or more subscribers, and its efficiency is regularly being improved.  For smaller lists,)J
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.105 .01(ListProc can also be used with sendmail and most other Mail Transfer Agents.  ListProc prevents)J
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.142 .014(network provider may license ListProc for $2,000 per year per copy.)J
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.294 .029(For-profit organizations that are not CREN members may license ListProc for $2,500 per)J
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.547 .055(For further information,  contact CREN through e-mail to listproc-info@listproc.net or to)J
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.337 .034(Corporation for Research and Educational Networking.  DEC, ULTRIX, and OSF are)J
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.306 .031(Microsystems, Inc.; IBM and AIX, of International Business Machines, Inc.; HP and HP-UX,)J
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.518 .052(of Hewlett-Packard, Inc; UNIX, of  X/OPEN Co., Ltd.  PostScript is a registered trademark)J
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