>From: RAMAC1928@aol.com >Date: Tue, 30 May 2006 22:07:43 EDT >To: IRL-ANTRIM-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: New Email Address >I am changing my email address to: _ramac-1@peoplepc.com_ (mailto:ramac-1@peoplepc.com) For the next 15 days I will still be receiving email at: _ramac1928@aol.com_ (mailto:ramac1928@aol.com) All the Best! > Raphael J. (Ray) MacWilliams Ray, you must change your addresses yourself. There is no one on the mailing list who can do that for you. Subscribers' addresses are handled by a "robot" computer, so to speak. You should "unsubscribe" from your aol address and resubscribe from your peoplepc address whenever you wish the change to take place (ie, I think..."in 15 days"). Here's how I do it (although I believe you can also do it on the rootsweb "mailing list" web pages): *To leave IRL-ANTRIM-L (where you receive each posting as an individual email), send an email to < IRL-ANTRIM-L-request@rootsweb.com > with the single word < unsubscribe > in the message subject and body. *To leave IRL-ANTRIM-D (where several postings come in one Digest-form), do the same thing with < IRL-ANTRIM-D-request@rootsweb.com >. As I said, no human reads that email, but the machine will remove your address from the list. Then you do the same procedure using < subscribe > from your new email address. All of this information was sent to you when you originally subscribed to the list. I highly recommend that when you subscribe to any mailing list, you copy and paste subscribe- and unsubscribe-information into the "notes" portion of your email address book. Then the information is at your fingertips when it's needed. ta ta, Cari Thomas