Guest guest Posted May 11, 1998 Report Share Posted May 11, 1998 Thank you so much Terri, so much time had passed since I started this I forgot who was who and what was what (for me that would be 2 minutes hahaha) S. Mito List Archives > > > - and everybody else > >There is no " head " of the Mito List. It is a community of sharing between >people brought together by a common interest in mitochondrial disease in >which we are *all* equal and valuable members. > >Archives are available to ALL members of the Mito List (but you must be >subscribed to access the archives). You can view the archives by going to >http://www.onelist.com. You will need to type in your email address (the >address that is subscribed to the list) and your onelist password. > >If you don't know your password, just type in your email address in the >appropriate box on the left hand side of the screen and click " member >center " . You will then be given an option to have your password sent to you >at that email address. > >If you have never before accessed the onelist web site, go to >http://www.onelist.com and click on the button that says " new member " in the >upper left hand corner. Fill in the information requested (remembering to >use the email address that is subscribed to the Mito List) and click on the > " register " button. You will then see a second screen requesting additional >information. None of this information is required so only fill it out if >you want to. Then click on the " Complete Registration " button at the bottom >of the screen. That will complete the registration. You can then go into >your account immediately by clicking on " Click here to access your >userinfo " . > >Once you are logged into the Onelist website, you can then access the >archives by clicking on " Mito " , then " View Archives. " > >If you have any problems let me know and I'll try to help. > >Terri > > wrote: > >>Oh, how I love what you both wrote. Lynnie, you are the head of this >list, >>right? Do you keep copys somehow of all the posts? I can't >figure out what >>to do with them. I have a couple of hundred on each >of 2 computers and >>feel so worried wiping them out in case I need to >refer to something. >>Somehow these need cataloging for referance. >Anyone do anything special >>with their posts or have the same problem >I do with wiping them all off? > > >_______________________________________________________________ >Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >With more than 14 million emails exchanged daily... >http://www.onelist.com >...ONElist IS the place where the world talks! >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >Brought to you by www.imdn.org - an on-line support group for those affected by mitochondrial disease. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 11, 1999 Report Share Posted May 11, 1999 - and everybody else There is no " head " of the Mito List. It is a community of sharing between people brought together by a common interest in mitochondrial disease in which we are *all* equal and valuable members. Archives are available to ALL members of the Mito List (but you must be subscribed to access the archives). You can view the archives by going to http://www.onelist.com. You will need to type in your email address (the address that is subscribed to the list) and your onelist password. If you don't know your password, just type in your email address in the appropriate box on the left hand side of the screen and click " member center " . You will then be given an option to have your password sent to you at that email address. If you have never before accessed the onelist web site, go to http://www.onelist.com and click on the button that says " new member " in the upper left hand corner. Fill in the information requested (remembering to use the email address that is subscribed to the Mito List) and click on the " register " button. You will then see a second screen requesting additional information. None of this information is required so only fill it out if you want to. Then click on the " Complete Registration " button at the bottom of the screen. That will complete the registration. You can then go into your account immediately by clicking on " Click here to access your userinfo " . Once you are logged into the Onelist website, you can then access the archives by clicking on " Mito " , then " View Archives. " If you have any problems let me know and I'll try to help. Terri wrote: >Oh, how I love what you both wrote. Lynnie, you are the head of this >list, >right? Do you keep copys somehow of all the posts? I can't >figure out what >to do with them. I have a couple of hundred on each >of 2 computers and >feel so worried wiping them out in case I need to >refer to something. >Somehow these need cataloging for referance. >Anyone do anything special >with their posts or have the same problem >I do with wiping them all off? _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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