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Hi,

I am relatively new to this list and this is not a Java question, but a
request.  I didn't know who personally to write to, so I am posting it.
Would it be possible for you to prefix the subject line of this list with
something like [Java]: so that we can look at it and immediately know where
the mail is coming from?  If this is a Majordomo list,  it is easy to
configure.  I get mail from several mailing lists and don't have a chance to
read it right away, and this would help me to sort my inbox quickly.  If you
can do this, I am probably not the only one who has this desire.  Thanks in
advance if you can!!

Sincerely,

John Gunter
jjgunter@teleport.com
Jesus is the way, the truth and the light. No man cometh to the Father but
by Him                 

