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GRS03109@CONRAD.APPSTATE.EDU (*GRS9999102) writes:

>Can someone please tell me how to subscribe to APO-L, the Internet
>service for members of Alpha Phi Omega?

APO-L is available on Bitnet and Internet.  From the APO-L FAQ:

> 6) How do I subscribe to APO-L?
> Since anything mailed to APO-L itself will be automatically mailed to
> all reciepients of the list, subscription requests should be mailed to
> the list server, and NOT to the mailing list. The address of the
> list server is:
>    Listserv@Purccvm
> or
>    Listserv@Purccvm.BITNet
> The subject header of the request is immaterial and you may stick in
> any subject line that you wish. The body of the message should contain
> just this line:
>    SUBSCRIBE APO-L FirstName LastName
> Thus, for instance, if Frank Horton wished to subscribe, he would send
> to Listserv@Purccvm an email message that simply read:
>    SUBSCRIBE APO-L Frank Horton
> 
> The list server software is rather finicky, be sure to supply both first
> and last names.
> 
> As with anything you mail to a list server, do not include any signatures
> or extraneous text in your message; these may confuse the list server.
-- 
-- Esther Lumsdon, not speaking for Verdix.   esther@verdix.com
Q: How many user support people does it take to change a light bulb?
A: We have an exact copy of the light bulb here and it seems to be
   working fine.  Can you tell me what kind of system you have?