Cannot keep up with the e-mails

[Guest guest]

Dear Everyone

I love this group, the combination of so much knowledge, sharing our

experiences and the enormous support and humour. However, I cannot keep up with

the

e-mails - I know this is a silly question, but I don't know what to do. If I

don't read all the e-mails I feel as though I am missing out. However I cannot

physically and mentally sit up and read all the mails, each and every one of

them is important.

Any suggestions?

love Caroline (UK)

[Guest guest]

Hi Caroline,

you could set your mail preferences to " no mail " and then just go to the website

and read them online. That way, you can choose to just follow certain threads.

Lynda

Cannot keep up with the e-mails

Dear Everyone

I love this group, the combination of so much knowledge, sharing our

experiences and the enormous support and humour. However, I cannot keep up

with the

e-mails - I know this is a silly question, but I don't know what to do. If I

don't read all the e-mails I feel as though I am missing out. However I

cannot

physically and mentally sit up and read all the mails, each and every one of

them is important.

Any suggestions?

love Caroline (UK)

[Guest guest]

I have mine set to " no mail " and have the site bookmarked---as I do

all my groups....after going to the site, I click on " messages " on

the left hand column...then I click on " expand messages " on the upper

left area of the messages that show up.....then you just read the

entire list.....very fast and simple.....if you want to reply to

anything you just click on that message's subject line and only that

message comes on the screen and you click " reply " ....after sending

it, go " back " to reading the expanded messages.....when finished, be

sure to click on last message that you read and you will always know

where you left off as its color will be different from the newer

ones.......sue

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--- In NaturalThyroidHormones , carolinelever@a...

However I cannot

> physically and mentally sit up and read all the mails, each and

every one of

> them is important.

>

> Any suggestions?

> love Caroline (UK)

[Guest guest]

Go to no emails and read the posts online. That's what I do. It's

easy to just click NEXT when you are ready to move on.

Louise

> Dear Everyone

>

> I love this group, the combination of so much knowledge, sharing

our

> experiences and the enormous support and humour. However, I cannot

keep up with the

> e-mails - I know this is a silly question, but I don't know what to

do. If I

> don't read all the e-mails I feel as though I am missing out.

However I cannot

> physically and mentally sit up and read all the mails, each and

every one of

> them is important.

>

> Any suggestions?

> love Caroline (UK)

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Caroline.. don't feel bad about missing any.. there are a lot... if you

need to be aware of your time... start by reading the subject lines

first... qualify if the topic is something of interest to you and read

those first.... then, if time permits... go back and start reading the

others... No one will feel slighted if you miss some.. one of the reason

we have to repost is that some are missed.. and, of course, Yahoo loses

some to cyber space.... Read what you can... keep as current as your time

will allow...

It would beat the alternative... not being able to read any at all....

and a reminder to everyone, for the benefit of everyone... try to

remember to change subject lines to reflect the content of the

post/reply...

..... not stepping on your toes Janie, our group leader... just trying to

help.... I know that if something of major importance to all were to come

up... you'd post as a special announcement.. and then everyone would be

aware of that.....

Topper ()

On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 11:57:47 EDT carolinelever@... writes:

> Dear Everyone

>

> I love this group, the combination of so much knowledge, sharing our

> experiences and the enormous support and humour. However, I cannot

> keep up with the

> e-mails - I know this is a silly question, but I don't know what to

> do. If I

> don't read all the e-mails I feel as though I am missing out.

> However I cannot

> physically and mentally sit up and read all the mails, each and

> every one of them is important.

>

> Any suggestions?

> love Caroline (UK)