MSExchange lack of TO: information

[Cobb, Sandra M. (MSX)]

Hello Listers,

	I don't know which listserv I'm replying to as MSX gives the TO: field
as
		Multiple recipients of list

	I assume this is, in part, a function of the listserv program and part
MSX stripping off "irrelevant" material.  I didn't have this problem
with VAX Mail.
If others have this or a similar problems, is it possible for the
listserv response to be:	
	 	Recipients of list "list name"?  

	Probably not but it's worth a shot.  Seems like a nice listserv I'd
recommend to friends.  I wonder what it is.

Sandy Cobb	sandra.cobb at lighting.ge.com
GE Lighting
Cleveland OH

>From: 	Joe Schallan[SMTP:jschall at glenpub.lib.az.us]
>Sent: 	Monday, October 28, 1996 11:32 PM
>To: 	Multiple recipients of list
>Subject: 	(Fwd) Packard Bell commercial
>
>
>>------- Forwarded Message Follows -------
>>Date:          Mon, 28 Oct 1996 11:20:25 -0500 (EST)
>>From:          Ross Holt <rholt at ncsl.dcr.state.nc.us>
>>Subject:       * Packard Bell commercial (not a stumper)
>>To:            stumpers-list at crf.cuis.edu
>>
>>Writing with my keyboard warmed up in hell in hopes that someone who
>>subscribes to other library lists might cross-post this....
>>
>>Has anyone seen the Packard Bell computer commercial that encourages
>>people to access information from home rather than venture to the library?
>>It appears to be VERY anti-library. The library is depicted as a dark,
>>menacing place full of dusty books with spiders in them, lorded over by
>>red-jacketed, skinhead storm troopers marching in a rectangle and
>>uttering, "Shhh", in machine-like rhythm.  Outside, the New York Public
>>Library-style lions come to life to menace the poor patron, who is caught
>>in a furious rain storm.  Then the scene shifts to a sunny, bucolic
>>landscape with a cute cottage where life is cheery and pleasant, where
>>information can be accessed via home computer.
>>
>>I find all this very offensive.  I want people to have home computers and
>>search the web til their hearts are content.  That's great.  But don't
>>vendors like Packard Bell understand what libraries are all about?  Don't
>>they understand that we all work together on this?  Don't they understand
>>that libraries buy computers too?
>>
>>Just wanted to start some discussion, but if you are inclined to respond,
>>do it OFF this list (Stumpers).
>>
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Ross Holt
>>Randolph County Public Library
>>Asheboro, NC
>>
>>(Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the views of the
>>North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources.)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>Joe Schallan
>Reference Librarian
>Glendale (Arizona) Public Library
>
>jschall at glenpub.lib.az.us
>
>