Speaking for myself, and probably quite a few others out there,
     Listserv, by L-Soft International is viewed as one of the best
     packages out there. They have a wide variety of products and services
     to support everyone's needs. As a matter of fact, you are using one of
     their products right now! Their EASE-Home service is what is being
     used to run Museum-L. I use it to run ISEN-ASTC-L, the Informal
     Science Education Network for the Association of Science-Technology
     Centers.

     One thing that other packages do not deal well with is error handling.
     L-Soft's Listserv handles errors beautifully, minimizing the impact on
     the list owner. I highly recommend that you visit L-Soft's home page
     (www.lsoft.com). You could start your list today!

     -Steve

     Steve Eichner
     Research Analyst
     Association of Science-Technology Centers
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Subject: Re: listserves
Author:  Museum discussion list <[log in to unmask]> at Internet
Date:    3/11/97 4:04 PM


>Subject:     listserves
>I'm looking for information about creating and maintaining listserves.  How
>does one go about doing this...and is it very difficult and time consuming?
> If you have some information or can at least point me in direction of
>someone who does, I'd be most grateful.  Responses can be sent to me directly
>at: [log in to unmask]  Thanks!
>
>Tamara Real

Contact Star Nine in Berj\kely.  They sell the software.  You can also
download a 1 month demo from their web site.


Beau Buck


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