Cheryl and Listers,

Normally, I believe that "thank-you's" should be sent to the person rather
than to the list, but the message below is SO worthwhile, I think everyone
should have an opportunity to reread and heed it.  Cheryl, I am ashamed to
admit that, after years of e-mailing, I didn't know this very simple
procedure to capture the e-mail address, and had not thought of your idea
for listing the person's surnames in the address book.  Thank you for
posting it.  May I copy your message to the Orangeburgh List?

Joe Jones in Orangeburg
www.joejones.com

----- Original Message -----
From: hpitts 
To: 
Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2000 11:48 AM
Subject: Re: Sending to Person's Address


 Donna, what I do is open the message that I am interested in answering
> directly, right click on the name in the FROM: line and left click on "add
> to address book".  This puts the person's e-mail address in your contact
> list/address book.  Then you can send them e-mail direct. I also go into
my
> address book to the particular person's name and list the names they are
> researching and any other relevant information I may need later.
Otherwise,
> later on I may not remember why I contacted them in the first place (aka a
> senior moment).  Hope this helps you.  Cheryl
>
>
> >