For those of you who use, as I once did, the digest version of e-mail to cut
down on the flood of e-mail into your In Box, I can suggest what has turned
out to be, for me, an even better alternative: telling your e-mail program
to sort the incoming mail automatically into "folders" that you create in
your e-mail program.

Why is this better? Because it accommodates the need to avoid cluttering the
general In Box while, at the same time, allowing you to toss, open, or save
messages both individually and rapidly based on the subject line.

This procedure isn't hard, and I already have the instructions written out
for Outlook Express because a friend wanted them, so, rather than clog up
the discussion list with a list of instructions, if you would like a copy,
just write to me, and I will e-mail them to you. If you don't use Outlook
Express, the procedure and menu names should be similar in Outlook, and
probably in other e-mail programs, as well.

best regards,

Star Meyer
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Bagatti Valsecchi Museum -- Milan, Italy
http://www.museobagattivalsecchi.org

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