FW: not dupes - [NYTr] mailing list + Activ-l copies
 
Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2007 20:39:28 -0500 (CDT)

Rich
	Can you advise me here?
Dave

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From: NY Transfer News [mailto:nyt@viola.tamara-b.org] 
Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007 5:40 PM
To: Dave
Subject: Re: not dupes - [NYTr] mailing list + Activ-l copies

On Sat, 22 Sep 2007 12:39:58 -0400
"Dave" <dm.silver@verizon.net> wrote:

> OK  I've tried Dell TS (administers Microsoft Office Outlook. They
> tried a few things (changing Password) and I checked with Verizon-to
> no avail. Yes I do send both to you and ACTIV=L Are you saying that I
> should either post to them or to NYTr but not both and it will clear
> up.  However I'd say over 89% of ALL my received e-mails are from
> NYTr and I HAVEN'T BEEN SEEING THEM ON ACTIV=L.
> Appreciate your assistance on this
> In struggle
> Dave
> 
Dave - I can't do much at my end but watch the logs. no one else is
getting dupes. once in a rare vwhile I may hit "send" twice, but any
dupes that exist are on our online web copies at the website of the
list.  It's not what you're posting -=- it's what you are receiving
as a list member of our list and rich winkel's list that is probably
doing this.

I've double-checked and do not see anything but one copy each going out
to you. I checked the list membership and there's only one silver there.
If you cannot see full headers (do you know how to do that in outlook?)
then you can't tell if 2 are arriving from us or one each from us and
from Rich Winkel's list. I run the system as well as the list. If there
were dupes gooing out i would see it in the logs.

Do you get 2 from me of personal notes? If not, then my guess is that
your 2nd copy of nytr mail is coming from ACTIV-L.  It's not your
sending to activ-l and to us that has anything to do with it. I was
just trying to explain that -- if you belong to 2 or 5 lists, and the
same material is sent to 2 or 5 lists, you, as a recipient, will
receive the same message from all lists you belong to. The only diff
will be in the invisible headers. (Invisible unless you turn on "full
headers""  

I'll send you an example of two headers of the same message i get if
that will help. The only difference is in the header lines you don't
usually see.  I dpn't use Windows. I can't tell you precisely how to
look at full headers in outlook. maybe someone you know who uses
your version of outlook can tell you. I'll send you next an example of
how msgs look with full headers. 

Kelly