The following is from the MT Forum's technical advisor, Rick Broadhead. Taylor Roberts, Univ. of British Columbia ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Wed, 06 Oct 93 11:11:14 EDT From: Rick Broadhead <[log in to unmask]> To: Taylor Roberts <[log in to unmask]> Subject: TWAIN-L Hi Taylor, Canada Post just delivered a new Internet book to my door. It's called _The Internet Navigator_ - The Essential Guide to Network Exploration for the Individual Dial-Up User. It's a beautiful, 500-page book. But listen to this - pages 196 - 202 are devoted to the Mark Twain Forum! Why 6 pages, you ask? The author used TWAIN-L as his working example to teach Listserv skills. A copy of the TWAIN-L filelist is reproduced in the book, as is a copy of an output from a database search on TWAIN-L (search "Huck" in TWAIN-L). There's also a few pages on AMLIT-L. The author was showing readers that material on Mark Twain could be found on either list. If this book becomes popular, TWAIN-L is going to become a training area for new Internet users! <grin>. Rick