Eventually, everything gets done. I have updated the school psychology
listserve so that we can send one message and it will reach everybody in
the school psychology program. You may use this as you wish. What follows
is a listing of folk on the listserve and directions how to send messages.
 
[log in to unmask]  Karen Potoka
[log in to unmask]      Abby Baker
[log in to unmask]     Connie Bowling
[log in to unmask]     Cheryl Brunschwig
[log in to unmask]      Mona A Burts
[log in to unmask]       Jill Carr
[log in to unmask]      Donna J. Colquhoun
[log in to unmask]      Brenda Miller
[log in to unmask]     Kristen Neal
[log in to unmask]     Megan Farrell
[log in to unmask]      Michael Fernandes
[log in to unmask]     J Malcolm Fulton
[log in to unmask]       Debbie Gunn
[log in to unmask]        Vicky Gunn
[log in to unmask]      Jen Halas
[log in to unmask]     Chris Howard
[log in to unmask]     Megan Kakela
[log in to unmask]       Karl Kurt
[log in to unmask]       Kevin Long
[log in to unmask]     Lisa Snoddy
[log in to unmask]      Andrew Tollafield
[log in to unmask]      Jami L. Van Ryswyk
[log in to unmask]       Raymond Witte
[log in to unmask] Susan Davies
[log in to unmask]    Brenda Stevens
[log in to unmask]            Stacie Arthur
[log in to unmask]           Sharon Barnett
[log in to unmask]             Elias Chapa
[log in to unmask]            Kathy Gilbert
[log in to unmask]            Jon Onufrock
[log in to unmask]             Lisa Pacholski
[log in to unmask]            Jennifer Price
[log in to unmask]              Robin Upton
[log in to unmask]            Steven Vonderhaar
 
To send  a message to  all the people  currently subscribed to  the list,
just send mail to [log in to unmask] This is called "sending
mail to the list", because you send mail to a single address and LISTSERV
makes  copies  for all  the  people  who  have subscribed.  This  address
([log in to unmask]) is  also called the "list  address". You
must  never try  to send  any command  to that  address, as  it would  be
distributed to all  the people who have subscribed. All  commands must be
sent  to the  "LISTSERV address",  [log in to unmask] It  is
very  important  to  understand  the  difference  between  the  two,  but
fortunately it  is not complicated.  The LISTSERV  address is like  a FAX
number,  and  the list  address  is  like a  normal  phone  line. If  you
accidentally  make  your  FAX  call  someone's  voice  line,  the  person
receiving the  call will be annoyed.  If you do this  regularly, however,
your  victim will  probably  get seriously  upset and  send  you a  nasty
complaint. It  is the same with  mailing lists, with the  difference that
you are calling  hundreds or thousands of  people at the same  time, so a
lot more people get annoyed if you use the wrong number.
 
More  information on  LISTSERV  commands  can be  found  in the  LISTSERV
reference  card, which  you can  retrieve  by sending  an "INFO  REFCARD"
command to [log in to unmask]
 
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Alex Thomas
Miami University
201 McGuffey Hall
Oxford, OH 45056
(513) 529-6632
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