A program that receives email messages and retransmits them to members of a list.
program that allows you to subscribe to a mailing list which distributes E-mails to the members on a particular subject. No human intervention is needed.
A server that manages E-mail Lists for groups of users.
An automated mailing list distribution system. List servers handle the administrivia of mailing list maintenance, such as the adding and deleting of list members. See also: mailing list. [Source: RFC1983
A bot that accepts messages from users and then sends a copy of that messages to all members of the related mailing list. The list server will also allow list members to customize the way messages are sent to them ( e.g., the messages can be sent as they are received by the list server or saved, compiled, and then sent).
The central hub of the posting. Each player sends his posts to the list server (like Yahoogroups), which logs that post, and then forwards it to all other players. All posts going to the server are automatically public knowledge to all other players, and can be accessed from the server's files.
A program that automatically redistributes e-mail to names on a mailing list. The two most common are listserv and Majordomo.
Automated mailing list server software, used to manage specialized e-mail lists. Common list server software includes LISTSERV, Majordomo, ListProcessor and Almanac.
a central place where a person sends an e-mail and everyone on the list gets a copy of the mail
a closed email distribution list
a computer program that distributes email to a large number of people who are subscribers to the list
a computer program that will re-send email messages to an address or list of addresses
a distribution / discussion list
a group email service that allows you to read, send, and reply to messages from other Association members who subscribe
a more interactive form of a mailing list
an application that is installed on your mail server
an automated group e-mail list
an automated process which keeps track of subscribers to the list, and when someone sends a message to the list, all subscribers receive a copy
an automatically maintained mailing list
an automatic group email list
an electronic mailing list
an e-mail communication facility
a orderly way to send out mass E-mailings
a program designed to accept mail messages and to redistribute them to a predefined list of recipients
a program that automates the mailing list subscription requests and messages
a program that maintains electronic mailing lists
a server dedicated to the processing of list mail
a simple program that takes care of your email list by sending out your email messages, personalizes them, and monitors if your email recipients received the message and how many opened the message
a simple system that allows persons with like or similar interests to actively communicate with one another via e-mail
a software program that is used to send email
a standard technology that only handles email delivery
a system which exchanges messages via e-mail
a type of specialized email software that will receive a message sent to a specific email address associated with a list of other email addresses (those of the list's members) and distribute the email message to all of the list's members
a utility, which distributes all incoming messages to all members of the mailing list
Any program that batch distributes e-mail messages and allows the maintenance of e-mail list databases.
Software that distributes e-mail messages to lists of users. A user subscribes to the list and thereafter any e-mail postings sent to the list are forwarded to the user. This continues until the user unsubscribes from the list. Also called a list service.
Sometimes called "listserv." An automated system which serves an e-mail list. people can subscribe, unsubscribe, or post to a mailing list via a list server which is programmed to process their requests.
Application directly installed on a server to administer mailing lists and newsletters.
A server that redistributes electronic mail to those that have "subscribed" to the list. Commonly used software for list servers are listserv or MajorDomo.
List servers are systems that allow you to form part of a group of people with similar interests. E-mail messages sent to the server by any of the members are passed on to all the other members. Depending on the degree of activity, this may generate a lot of e-mail traffic. Subjects vary greatly.
The Internet server that controls the distribution of an email list
A list server is a server which has list server software installed. Popular list server software programs include LISTSERV, ListProc, Mailserv, and Majordomo. Each list server program operates slightly differently, much in the way that word processing programs are slightly different from one another. A list server may (and usually does) serve hundreds of lists. At KU, the list server runs a program called ListProc.
A server that manages email lists for groups of users.
A program that automatically sends email to a list of subscribers. It is the mechanism that is used to keep newsgroups informed.
A list server (mailing list server) is a program, or a feature in a program, that handles subscription requests for a mailing list and distributes new messages, newsletters, or other postings from the list's members to the entire list of subscribers as they occur or are scheduled. (A list server should not be confused with a mail server, which handles incoming and outgoing e-mail for Internet users.)
A program that accepts an e-mail from a user and forwards that e-mail to all members of the list server's mailing list. The list server typically also generates an archive.
The most common kind of mailing list. List servers originated on BITNET, but are now common on the Internet. See Also: BITNET, Email, Mailing List
a program which manages one or more mailing lists. By sending commands to the list server's e-mail address, you can subscribe or unsubscribe to the list, receive help, or obtain past messages.
A program that manages the distribution of electronic newsletters and other messages to a Mailing List's subscribers.
an automated mailing list distribution system. List servers maintain a list of email addresses to be used for mass emailing. Subscribing and unsubscribing to the list is accomplished by sending a properly formatted email message to the list server.
A list server is a device that operates mailing lists and distributes new messages, newsletters, or other postings from list members to the entire list's subscribers. Postings can be delivered as they are received or they can be digested and delivered on a scheduled basis.
automated email distribution system, one method of supporting discussion groups using email. The list is of email addresses of everyone who has joined the group (known as subscribers). A message posted to the group is sent to the list server which copies the message to every subscriber on its list. Each subscriber finds a copy of all the new messages from the group waiting in their mail. Also known as a ‘mailing list’. Many such lists are relevant to and subscribed to by teachers, such as SENCo forum and SENIT.
A program that automatically manages mailing lists. Also See: Listserv.
