Guest guest Posted January 4, 2006 Report Share Posted January 4, 2006 Here is a more complicated solution if you're interested - Anyone can create a group. (At the top of the Lyme Aid website / is a link called " Start a Group " .) Groups do not have membership requirements, so it's totally possible to have a group with only one member. You can name this group Your_Name_Lyme or whatever pleases you. And you can tell NOT to list the group publicly and use the No Mail feature. Once that is done, you can forward any messages you want to keep to your own group. That group will keep those messages in the archive. You could search that archive whenever you want to. You could create folders and place information there if you would like. The links section could be very beneficial as well. This would allow you to keep the information off your hard drive and in a spot you can access from any internet capable computer. This idea isn't for everyone!!! Starting and managing a group can be a little complicated for folks new to the web or for folks who only feel comfortable with email. But for others, this may be an idea to pursue. Let me know if you have any questions! =) Robynn RE: [ ] Re: email organization - , thanks for answering my post, I appreciate it. Yes, I know that the posts are stored on the server, but I don't want to keep them all, just about 5 percent of them, heh. I usually keep some of the ones that I think I may need, or that describe my experiences and problems in the same way I had them. I just sort them out in different files online, so that when I need them, I can refer to them. I also have a lot saved on my old computer hard drive, and need to purge that disk for sure. christina Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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