Re: hints on how to manage the ceda emails - send to another folder

[Guest guest]

Heres a hint to those of you who know how to " make a rule " for incoming

messages. Make a folder entitled " CEDA " in your email (Outlook Express and

other Microsoft email products) then make your rule read if the subject line

includes the word " ceda " automatically deliver the email to that folder.

Makes life much easier and my husband doesn't have to sort his emails from

mine! I may accumulate 300 emails if I don't manage them daily.... but

always have the option of " selecting all " emails in thay folder and simply

delete them without reading them if they get out of hand. Sooner or later

someone will reply to an old message and you can read original at the

bottom! Good luck - if any questions, I'll do the best I can to help!

T

The makeup of the List

> I've been on this list for over two years now (can you believe it?). The

thing that I have always enjoyed and been proud of with this list is the

sense of family and goodwill here. Its been a long time since I thought of

this list as a list for informat

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> ion, although we receive plenty! For a long time it has been very clear

for me that this is actually an online support group.

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> I think that the birthdays are a nice touch, and I am constantly amazed by

how much work Jill puts in to this list. Thankyou Jill.

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> I wouldn't like to see anything changed. I am sorry for the members who

find the mail level excessive, but that is the nature of this list. I know

that people have had to unsubscribe in the past due to the volume of mail,

but what that means is that we

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> have built up a population of people who want the list the way it is, and

have stayed because of what it is. To change that would be very unfair to

them.

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> I thought the point of announcing the birthdays at the beginning of the

week was fair, so as not to miss people...however, if they are loaded into

the calendar, people who only get on every few days can check the calendar

regularly and make a note of wh

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> o's coming up.

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> This list is such a relief to me...from listening to my family say 'You

should just let Allie do what she wants, she seems fine' and from putting up

with the nastiness that appears on other lists and never rears its ugly head

here.

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> Love, Glenda

> Canberra Australia

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