About ARL-ANNOUNCE

ABOUT THE ARL-ANNOUNCE FORUM:

ARL-ANNOUNCE is open to the networking community. The goal of ARL in establishing this list is to have an electronic list which will be used by the Association's board of directors and executive office staff to broadcast information about the activities and programs of the Association of Research Libraries to the network community. In order to encourage people to subscribe to this list, we will limit traffic on it to that which is being 'broadcast' from the Association only -- there will be no discussions.

The address of the forum is: ARL-ANNOUNCE@ARL.ORG

TO JOIN THE ARL-ANNOUNCE FORUM:

You may join this forum at any time by sending a subscribe command as an e-mail note to the address:

LISTPROC@ARL.ORG

The correct syntax for the subscribe command is:

subscribe arl-announce
e.g. SUBSCRIBE ARL-ANNOUNCE John Doe

TO LEAVE THE ARL-ANNOUNCE FORUM:

You may leave this forum at any time by sending an unsubscribe command as an e-mail note to the address:

LISTPROC@ARL.ORG

The correct syntax for the unsubscribe command is:

      UNSUBSCRIBE ARL-ANNOUNCE
      or
      e.g. SIGNOFF ARL-ANNOUNCE

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON ARL-ANNOUNCE:

All questions regarding the substance of, or policies related to, the postings on this forum or regarding difficulties with mail or requests for technical assistance with the ListProcessor should be addressed to the ARL List Managere, Dru Mogge <arllmgr@arl.org>.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON THE CREN LISTPROCESSOR:

For more information on using the Listprocessor software, send an e-mail message to the following address:

LISTPROC@ARL.ORG

then, in the body of the message, type

HELP

No subject line is required (or suggested) when communicating with the Listprocessor. When your request is processed, you will receive a message from the Listprocessor giving brief information about commands that can be used to get more information from the Listprocessor.

ABOUT THE ASSOCIATION OF RESEARCH LIBRARIES:

The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) represents the interests of 121 libraries that serve major North American research institutions. ARL programs and services promote equitable access to and effective use of knowledge in support of teaching, research, scholarship, and community service. Members include large university libraries of the United States and Canada, and a number of public and independent libraries with substantial research collections.

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