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Mailing lists help

The mailing list tool has been enhanced.
If you are not familiar with using mailing lists directly
you can use our tool to manage your subscriptions.
Click on one of the available actions to see how you can use it:

 

Subscribe to a list
Subscribing to a list allows you to receive new messages. You will receive a mail message confirming your subscription details. You need to supply options for all of the following:

 

Unsubscribe from a list
You can cancel you subscription from the lists at any time. When you cancel you subscription, you will receive a mail message acknowledgement. You need to supply options for all of the following:

 

Change to only receive a digest
If you are receiving too many mail messages you can change you subscription so you only receive a digest. The digest contains all the messages posted within a period of time. This way you both keep informed and your mailbox does not receive too many messages. When you change to a digest-only subscription, you will receive a mail message acknowledgement. You need to supply options for all of the following:

 

Change to receive all messages
If the digest option is not what you wanted, you can change back to receive messages as they are posted. When you change your subscription to receive all messages, you will receive a mail message acknowledgement. You need to supply options for all of the following:

 

Change your password
If you need to change you password for any reason you can do it here. When you change your password, you will receive a mail message acknowledgement. You need to supply options for all of the following:

 

 

 

Why not try it now?

 Subscribe to a list
 Unsubscribe from a list
 Change to only receive a digest
 Change to receive all messages
 Change your password

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