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The AHRA List Server is an internet
mechanism that allows you to network with radiologic
sciences professionals from all over the world, in one
common place. This mechanism is an Internet e-mail computer
program that subscribes individuals with e-mail addresses
to a common "discussion" group.
Many AHRA members take advantage of this exclusive member
benefit and use the AHRA List Server daily to share valuable
information with peers worldwide. To participate in the discussion
group, you must "subscribe." When a message is
sent to the "group," the List Server takes the
message and sends it to each subscriber.
There are four (4) ways in which to receive postings from
the AHRA List Server:
- Mail: receive mail as it is contributed - as soon as
someone contributes a message to the mailing list, the
user will
receive a copy of that message. This option is commonly
known by other programs as "mail."
- Digest: periodic digest - each night, around 12:00 am,
the user will receive a single email message containing
all
the messages contributed to the mailing list that day.
At the top of the message will be a numbered list of
the subjects in that digest, followed by the complete messages
themselves. This option is commonly known by other programs
as "digest." Note that the 12:00am mailing
time is not configurable.
- Index: periodic index of subject - each night, around
1 in the morning, the user will receive a single email
message
containing all the subject lines of all the messages
contributed to the mailing list that day. If any of the
messages interest
the user, the bottom of the index gives the email command
that will retrieve the bodies of the messages.
- Nomail: receive no mail - no email is sent to the user.
The user is free to go the web interface whenever they
want,
and read the full text of the messages there. This setting
is also useful for people who want the ability to contribute
to a mailing list, but do not care to see the contributions
to the mailing list. This option is commonly known by
other programs as "nomail."
Subscribe to AHRA List Server
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