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Charlie: I am on one list where forum posts are auto transferred to email 
recipients.  Now, what our email replys do, I don't know; but, they seem to 
be available to forum users sooner or later. If anyone knows more, they can 
sure tell the rest of us; or, if anyone is interested, I can email the 
fellow on that list and hopefully find out more. Let me know.
jofarr

----- Original Message ----- From: "Charlie England" 
<ceengland@bellsouth.net>

> On the subject of list vs. forum, someone mentioned having both. Is it 
> possible to tie them together so those of us that prefer list style posts 
> can have them & those who prefer web based info can get it there? The 
> forum format looks a lot like the list archives of several lists I 
> participate in. Is there a way to have it both ways?