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Subject: Re: 50-500mm Sigma Lens/BobD
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Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: 50-500mm Sigma Lens/BobD

i, Karen!

> [fonix.photo]
>
> ->
> -> In summary, send all the pictures you wish to Chris at Fonix by
attachments
> -> to your E-Mail, to go in the dedicated area he set up reserved for that
> -> purpose at Fonix.  Try to remember not to attach anything to a Fido
message
> -> whether you originate it or reply to it.

>
> Hi Bob....And Dan
> Just a thought here....since Dan is apparently getting his echo messages
by
> e-mail through the list server, (arriving in Outlook Express) he may not
> immediately see the difference.  Perhaps what he, and others who get these
> messages in the same manner as their other e-mail need to do is set up a
> separate folder for the Photo Echo messages and filter them into that as
> they arrive.  That way they wouldn't mix up the e-mail messages with the
> fido photo echo ones.

Excellent suggestion, Karen.  I know just in replying to daily messages I
have to go back to the listings to seek addr routing before including
information because some of it might be personal and not intended for the
echo.  We do try to keep the traffic in the echo on theme so I'm acutely
aware of where I send extraneous bits and pieces!  Doing mail as you
suggested would eliminate the need to check its origin and destination since
everything in sight would be either personal e-mail or photo echo, and never
both.  Your solution gets my vote.  

BobD

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