Post by thread:[EE],[OT]: Input impedance matching [Admin note]

(Admin note - for multiple Subject Tags, you want [first],[second],[third]: i.e. [EE],[OT]: for this post - we'll get used to it <G>) Mark -- http://www.piclist.com hint: The PICList is archived three different ways. See http://www.piclist.com/#archives for details.

I *think* just the first is paid attention to by the list engine - If I had source code I could tell you, I think the real way to tell is for someone to subscribe 2 acc't to the list, and set each one to only take in one of {[AD],[OT]} then send a test message with [ot]: [ad]: in the headers and see which of the two acc'ts gets it (Those 2 should be the least bothersome tags as anyone choosing to get 'em shouldn't gripe about one test.) The manual strongly implies that [OT],[AD]: is "the one true way" - but I believe in source code, not documentation, and barring that testing actual behavior is a GOOD idea <G> I haven't the time right now tho, need to fix this place (Water system broke last night, it's almost fixed but I'd really like it DONE - This place is running out of things I haven't fixed yet, almost <G>) Mark Russell McMahon wrote: > Does - > > [1st]: [2nd]: [3rd]: > > also work? > > If not, which if either of the tags are valid (or is this too hard ;-) ? > > RM > > {Original Message removed}