For the benefit of anyone who failed to save the welcome message they
received on subscribing, here is a copy. It contains a lot of useful
information, including that on archiving of old messages.
I'll update the archive information by noting that law-lib, along with
scores of other legally-oriented discussion groups, is also archived in a
more-easily searchable format through Legalminds, http://www.legalminds.com
Jerry Lawson
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Jerry Lawson, Esq. INTERNET TOOLS FOR ATTORNEYS
mailto:lawson@netlawtools.com http://www.netlawtools.com
Author of THE COMPLETE INTERNET HANDBOOK FOR LAWYERS
Coming from the ABA LPM Section Jan. 99
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