**be sure to turn off your signature function**
Unsubscribe
to: listserv@listserv.acor.org
subject: leave blank
text:
signoff lupus
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Postpone and Resetting
To remain subscribed, but not recieve posts:
to: listserv@listserv.acor.org
subject: leave blank
text:
set lupus nomail
**be sure to turn off your signature function**
To reset this option and receive mail again:
to: listserv@listserv.acor.org
subject: leave blank
text:
set lupus mail
**be sure to turn off your signature function**
Receive Digest only
to: listserv@listserv.acor.org
subject: leave blank
text:
set lupus digest
To return to receive individual posts:
to: listserv@listserv.acor.org
subject: leave blank
text:
set lupus nodigest
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Set Topic Sublists
to: listserv@listserv.acor.org
subject: leave blank
text:
SET LUPUS TOPICS=index.html +topic1 +topic2 +topic3 +topic4 (etc.)
**use a +topic for those of the eight valid topics you wish to add;
new subscribers may wish to add +ALL, then customize their subscription
by using -topic for those they no longer wish to receive.
ADMIN is a default subscription to that topic sublist--you are
automatically subscribed by completion of your general LUPUS
subscription.
If you choose to set ALL initially, and then wish to remove
some topics later, you may do so as follows:
SET LUPUS TOPICS=index.html -topic1 -topic2
**Be sure to turn off your signature function and use only the
commands listed.**
There are eight valid topics for LUPUS.
POSTING TO TOPIC SUBLISTS:
to: LUPUS@listserv.acor.org
subject: <topic>: concise subject line reflecting content
text: as relates to question/discussion/subject line
Please sign your messages for posting, including your E-mail address.
REPLYING TO LUPUS POSTINGS:
Use the "reply" function of your emailer. SNIP the
original footer help message from your reply, along with any of
the original post to which you are NOT directly responding.
DIGEST SUBSCRIBERS--Please "cut" the Digest Number from
the subject line on reply, leaving the automatically generated
"Re:" at the beginning of the subject line, and "copy/paste"
the original subject into the subject line for proper threading
of messages in the archives on given subjects.
NOTE: The day you need to search the archives for information
will be the day you will truly appreciate threading of subjects
and concise subject lines!
IF YOU ARE SUBSTANTIALLY CHANGING THE FOCUS OF THE MESSAGE ON
REPLY--PLEASE CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE, AND EVEN THE TOPIC, IF
NECESSARY, TO REFLECT THE NEW FOCUS OF YOUR MESSAGE. Also be sure
to remove the automatic "Re:" at the beginning of the
subject line if you change the subject and/or topic.
A full user manual
is available at the Lsoft website.
Copyright 1996, L-Soft international, Inc.
All Rights Reserved Worldwide.
You may also send a command to the LISTSERV address for a quick reference
card by doing the following: (not case sensitive)
to: listserv@listserv.acor.org
subject: leave blank
text:
info get refcard
**be sure to turn off your signature function, and add nothing else to the text of the message**
Other list-related commands
GETPOST listname ref1 >
Order individual messages from list archives
Index listname
Sends a directory of available archive files for the list, if
postings are archived
Query listname
Query your subscription options for a particular list
(use the SET command to change them)
* -> Query all lists you are subscribed to on that server
Register full_name
Tell your name to LISTSERV, so that you don't have to specify it on
subsequent SUBSCRIBE's
OFF
Make LISTSERV forget your name
Search listname word1 >
Search list archives
or: word1 > IN listname
FROM date1-> From this date
TODAY -> From today
TODAY-7 -> In the last 7 days
TO date2 -> To this date
WHERE
SUBJECT CONTAINS xxxx -> Only this subject
AND/OR
SENDER CONTAINS xxxx -> Only this author
Complex boolean operations are supported, see database guide
Informational commands
Help
Obtain a list of commands
INFO
Order a LISTSERV manual, or get a list of available ones
(if no topic was specified); or get information about a list
Commands related to file server functions
PW function
Define/change a "personal password"
ADD firstpw -> Define a password for the first time
CHange newpw -> Change password
RESET -> Reset (delete) password
