[Pharmwaste] pharmwaste list serve management

[Tenace, Laurie]

Dear List Server Members,

As we start the second year of the Pharmwaste list serve, I wanted to remind
you of some ways you can help make the list work for everyone:

Use plain text with your messages - no pictures, graphs, etc. in the body of
the message. Do not send screen shots.

The list serve does not support attachments. If you have an attachment, you
need to tell the list serve what it's about and offer to send it to
individuals' email addresses.

If posting an article from the web, paste in the whole article and also paste
in the link.

Your subject line is very important; this is how we can go back through the
archives and find old posts. Be sure your subject line refers to your
question or describes the article you are posting. If you are starting a new
subject, do not attach it to an email string with a different subject line.

If you want to post to the list, use this address:
pharmwaste at lists.dep.state.fl.us 

To access the archives, change your password, subscribe or unsubscribe go to:
http://lists.dep.state.fl.us/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharmwaste

If you have problems with the list serve, please contact me personally at
Laurie.Tenace at dep.state.fl.us rather than emailing the whole list.

The list serve is open to all. Feel free to send the above link to others who
may be interested in joining.

I'd like to hear from some of you as the new year starts: please send updates
on your state or local take back programs, water testing, or any other
information.

Thanks for being part of the list serve -
And I'd like to thank Florida DEP for allowing me to host this national
dialogue.
Laurie

Laurie J. Tenace
Environmental Specialist
Florida Department of Environmental Protection
2600 Blair Stone Road, MS 4555
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400
PH: (850) 245-8759
FAX: (850) 245-8811
Laurie.Tenace at dep.state.fl.us  
 
view our mercury web pages at: 
http://www.dep.state.fl.us/waste/categories/mercury/default.htm 

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