RE: Stag "SUBJECT" Line, Importance Thereof:

[Richard Hudson <richard.hudson@domain.elided>]

Sorry All, (hands behind back, head bowed)

I started out the "Yikes" subject and it seemed to fit when I typed the
original message. There was a more suitable word but it wasn't polite to
broadcast.

I do agree with the importance of subject line as it helps locate
solutions quickly, but I do get quite a few subject lines such as..

Re: stag-digest V3 #98 (?????)

I am also a Notes user, "Yippee", and I use a Lotus Notes Discussion
database to file all my Stag related messages, I can even catagorise
them under Block, Water pump, Chains etc.. and search for text...

Regards

Richard Hudson
73 White Auto Stag

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	PGAHOWELLS [SMTP:PGAHOWELLS@domain.elided]
> Sent:	28 April 1998 19:20
> To:	gmerrel@domain.elided; stag@domain.elided
> Subject:	Re: Stag "SUBJECT" Line, Importance Thereof:
> 
> Glenn
> I can understand your desire for more suitable Subjects than "Yikes"
> etc.
> I however quite like a bit of fun on this thing. If you want to change
> the
> subject then paste the contents of the letter you like into a new
> Email which
> you send to yourself. It will come back almost instantaneauosly (When
> will AOL
> get a spell cheker?) to your computer with the revised Subject Line.
> So you
> can call any letter what you like. It is a bit laborious, but worth it
> if you
> want to find that letter again in future.
> If you are lucky enough to have Lotus Notes as I do at work, then you
> can
> actually edit incoming mail. 
> Regards
> Peter
>