Talk:Maillist - Revision history

Rjf: /* managing maillist messages */

2008-06-20T01:39:08Z

managing maillist messages

Rjf: /* managing maillist messages */

2008-06-20T01:37:16Z

managing maillist messages

Rjf: Some tips.

2008-06-20T01:35:48Z

Some tips.

Rjf: not sure what this is about.

2006-02-11T04:28:49Z

not sure what this is about.

72.144.223.148: tour de sol and electrics

2006-02-11T02:36:45Z

tour de sol and electrics

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thank you for your comments on the atds

i think your impression comes from 3 situations:

1)"alternative fuel " in the press release and for doe means to include electric vehicles and always has.
2)as a long term attendee and road poster at all the atds, i can attest to the initial and continued interest in all electric and particularly all solar (renewable) vehicles. the lack of oem, prototype and to some extent conversions recently is not the fault of the tour or its desires, but merely a reflection of the times. if you have an all electric vehicle , please enter it. you will be rewarded handsomely particularly if it runs on renewable electic.
3)i see no need to pick a fight with your needless chip on the shoulder, given how urgently the country and electric vehicles need proven support. for instance, the tour was instrumental in putting to bed the electric range issue several tours ago with the 300+ mile range of the solectria sunrise prototype. i really appreciate your decision not to call for a boycott, however there is no need to be sad. the tour continues to support all electrics and encourages their participation.

if you look over the past results at www.tourdesol.org you will find the scoring system greatly benefits efficient "well to wheels " and all electrics have a clear advantage.
it is clear that hybrids have exposed the advantages of electric drive to the public and they are now clamboring for more of it (electric drive) and less fossil fuel as evidenced by the plugin hybrid hype...

hopefully we will see you and many more electric drive vehicles at the tour . this year promises to be a record setting and pivotal year --drew gillett, p.e.

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	* You can create a "Message Filter" via the Tools menu. Create a new filter such that if the Subject is "[SEVA]" the message will be moved to the "SEVA" folder. Now all messages from that list will be moved into that folder, where you can go and read them.		* You can create a "Message Filter" via the Tools menu. Create a new filter such that if the Subject is "[SEVA]" the message will be moved to the "SEVA" folder. Now all messages from that list will be moved into that folder, where you can go and read them.

−	[[Image:Maillist Tips.jpg\|800px\|left\|thumb\|Here's an example of a message filter and sorting by Threads.]]	+	[[Image:Maillist Tips.jpg\|800px\|left\|thumb\|Here's an example of a message filter and sorting by Threads.<br><br>If you click on this image you'll see a page for this image, clicking on that image will take you to an even larger version that is easier to read.]]

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 ==managing maillist messages==
 Some tips for managing messages from high volume maillists.
+* Clicking on a column header will sort all your messages by that field.
-Clicking on a column header will sort all your messages by that field.
+* The First Column can be used to sort by a "Thread" or set of replies.
+* You can create folders, by right clicking on your inbox, or another folder you can create a new sub folder in which to keep messages.
-The First Column can be used to sort by a "Thread" or set of replies.
+* You can create a "Message Filter" via the Tools menu. Create a new filter such that if the Subject is "[SEVA]" the message will be moved to the "SEVA" folder.  Now all messages from that list will be moved into that folder, where you can go and read them.
 [[Image:Maillist Tips.jpg|800px|left|thumb|Here's an example of a message filter and sorting by Threads.]]

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-==Lost message...==
+==managing maillist messages==
-This appeared on Feb 10th 2006 and appears to be a reply to something, though I'm not sure what...
+Some tips for managing messages from high volume maillists.
-thank you for your comments on the atds
+Clicking on a column header will sort all your messages by that field.
-i think your impression comes from 3 situations:
+The First Column can be used to sort by a "Thread" or set of replies.
-)"alternative fuel " in the press release and for doe means to include electric vehicles and always has.
+You can create folders, by right clicking on your inbox, or another
-)as a long term attendee and road poster at all the atds, i can attest to the initial and continued interest in all electric and particularly all solar (renewable) vehicles. the lack of oem, prototype and to some extent conversions recently is not the fault of the tour or its desires, but merely a reflection of the times. if you have an all electric vehicle , please enter it. you will be rewarded handsomely particularly if it runs on renewable electic.
+folder you can create a new sub folder in which to keep messages.
-if you look over the past results at http://www.tourdesol.org you will find the scoring system greatly benefits efficient "well to wheels " and all electrics have a clear advantage.
+You can create a "Message Filter" via the Tools menu.
-it is clear that hybrids have exposed the advantages of electric drive to the public and they are now clamboring for more of it (electric drive) and less fossil fuel as evidenced by the plugin hybrid hype...
+Create a new filter such that if the Subject is "[SEVA]" the message
-hopefully we will see you and many more electric drive vehicles at the tour . this year promises to be a record setting and pivotal year --drew gillett, p.e.
+[[Image:Maillist Tips.jpg|800px|left|thumb|Here's an example of a message filter and sorting by Threads.]]