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I had originally sent an e-mail to Christopher Kolar
<ckolar@aurora.edu> as he had written the user help info, but aside
from indicating that he had done it (so it must be possible) and that it
would require some change in setting, he hasn't responded any
further. Of course, since he's no longer with mailman, I think he
did very well to respond to me at all. I then tried contacting
help@python.org, and they suggested I go back to the mailman site and
start again.<br><br>
Can you help me out with something? CHIS has a listserv. I am familiar
with entering new names, correcting them, and un-subscribing them, but
here's the problem. I would like to make a couple of sections of the
listserv a global sub-list. In other words, using a familiar group, I'd
like to have faculty under one mail address that broadcasts to all. I.e.,
I'd like to be able to pick "Faculty" and be able to limit the
group for edits, corrections, updates, etc. (in other words, a group
cut-n-paste).<br><br>
I don't know what this is technically called, but I've heard it referred
to as a global group list and an umbrella subset (the entire listserv is
the umbrella, and within the umbrella are several sub-sets). I'd
appreciate any insight you might be able to give me!<br><br>
Emy<br><br>
Response from our IT:<br><br>
<font color="#0000FF">Sorry Emy, but I haven't heard of anything like
that being applicable to the Listserv software that we are using. We are
currently using "Mailman" by
<a href="http://www.python.org/" eudora="autourl"><u>www.python.org</a><br>
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