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I try to use [ReplyAll] but I still don't believe that this does a
broadcast reply to all.
DS
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>From: TechNet-request
>To: hadyle
>Cc: TechNet
>Subject: Can This Improvement to TechNet be Made?
>Date: Friday, 29 March, 1996 8:13AM
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>I have recently subscribed to TechNet and have noticed that although
>many questions are asked I don't see all of the responses that I would
>expect.
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>When I use the "REPLY" function of email, the original TechNet
>submitter's address (the question asker) appears on the
>(send reply) TO: line and not the TechNet (forum) address. I suspect
>that some responses never get on the TechNet forum because of this.
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>Can't this be changed so that the mail sent out via the TechNet forum
>has the default "Reply TO" address of [log in to unmask] ?
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>If this is not possible, please reiterate to all subscribers, "Send
>responses to [log in to unmask] and copy the original submitter.
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