[comp.sys.apple] APPLE2-L file directory

SEWALL@UCONNVM.BITNET (03/06/88)

 SCHUESSLER <GA.NES@ISUMVS.BITNET> writes
>send list serve@brownvm get info-apple filelist

Goodness (and some people wonder why I use so many adjectives
trying to get people to PAY ATTENTION TO DIRECTIONS)!

This came from a system running IBM's MVS operating system (TSO??).
I believe the immediate message command your looking for is:

TRANSMIT LISTSERV@BROWNVM GET APPLE2-L FILELIST

If that format is correct, then

TRANSMIT LISTSERV@BROWNVM INDEX APPLE2-L

will retrieve the same file.

If you can't get an immediate command to work, then you can use
mail BUT!!! <----- you MUST send the message to:

LISTSERV@BROWNVM (two <2> things to notice: LISTSERV is 8 letters
with no spaces and the correct address is NOT info-apple@brl.arpa)

Leave out the "subject line" (it won't matter if it's there though)
and the body of the message should be only

INDEX APPLE2-L

LISTSERV is a robot adding thank you's, signatures or even "please"
will only confuse it.

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dick_a_wotiz@cup.portal.com (03/07/88)

I just received the index listing from LISTSERV@BROWNVM, and I noticed
that there don't seem to be any files dated later than 9/87.  Is there
a more current index file, or have there simply not been any new
postings since then?

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hangetsu@cgdra.ucar.edu (Dan Baldwin) (03/09/88)

   There is so much confusion regarding APPLE2-L,  how do you use it, who can
recieve it, etc. There seem to be many people out there interested in a binaries
group. Can we take the vote again ? What would it take ? I joined this group
after the vote was taken so I dont kwnow why it was nixed. Apathy seems to be
the reason that I hear the most. To the people who are apathetic I make this
plea : Please consider the people who cannot effectivly use APPLE2-L, if 
apathy is your only reason to vote against the binaries group, then teh
fact that many people who can not use APPLE2-L could use a binaries group
should steer you towards a positive response. It is interesting that
in the sysytems of groups to which I can subscribe, every computer
type (IBM,MAC<AMIGA,ATARI,etc) has a binaries group. Given the bent of
most APPLE2 users it is very surprising that we dont have one.
   LETS HAVE ANOTHER VOTE ! DO WE NEED TO VOTE TO SEE IF WE NEED ANOTHER
VOTE ? What would it take for another vote ?
             THANKS,
           DAN BALDWIN