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From: Tommy P. <to...@ho...> - 2004-03-10 16:11:04
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Andrew Pokrovski wrote: > Perhaps the answer may be as simple as the following: Check where you're > sending the reply email. If you click 'reply to all' or whatever, it'll > reply to the mailing list in addition to the person who first sent out > the message. I figure this is the case because when I get duplicates, > they're usually addressed both to me and the mailing list. > > So, check where the reply is going to, and make sure it only goes to the > mailing list. > Or, everyone could just remember to use the Reply-To: header and set it to xen...@li.... All e-mail clients worth the name should have this ability. Try to reply to this mail, what do you see in the To: field? Tommy "LordT" Persson to...@ho... |