What would the HTML codes for this be and how do I make it add the info typed in, to an email list?

Paul

Everyone maintains their own email/phone/address list. It's inefficient. I'd like two things.

A single/secure place for everyone to see each others contact info.

A way to create groups and then email those groups.

Is there an online tool that does this? What do you all think the best way. for the group emailers, I've considered List Managers, etc.

Christopher

I would like to start a video blog, but I don't know much about it. I would like to be able to create short videos and use some kind of service that sends an email to my mailing list telling recipients that a new video has been posted on my blog. Can someone tell me the easiest way to get started… and the easiest service(s) and editing software to use to achieve this goal? Recommendations on camera and microphone would be helpful. Also, if you know how to apply a white background to block out the original background, I would appreciate this info as well.

Thanks so much,
Eric

Thora

Here is my idea; I would like to create a Database where I can list the sender, then the content I need to retain, along with notes and other comments. Then another that explains or reminds me of my actions in each matter.

I had this vision in my head of something simular to a forum thread. I have the Microsoft Office progam on my computer and also thought of using the website builder for a linking Database.

Have any of you had something you needed to organize like this?

How did you resolve the issue?

Did it work for you?

Thanks for your input. I am really to busy right now to spend the day creating anything and another day entering the info I want to save.
Thank you gentlemen. You both make very good points, but, perhaps I did not make my situation clear.

I am willing and able to create a template using the programming I already have on my system. I do not use the provided templates as I have never found one that I did not have to end up totally recreating. Thereby wasting all the work I put into trying to use someone elses idea of a bad example.

If I make a single catagory folder in my email system for each of the items I would need catagorized it would be close to two pages long. Can you imagine?

I am a freelance writer. I would need one each for the content Albin suggested as well as one for online newspapers, hard copy newspapers, online magazines, hard copy mags, profile projects, site registration and login info to the more than 15 Websites that I may use in a week for my work. And this does not even scratch the surface.

I was hoping someone with a simular experience would advise me here. Thanks to you both.

Shawnta

The countless thousands of new accounts popping up on the Internet not only makes spam blocker lists a burdensome ongoing task of self- bookkeeping, but at the current growth rate these lists may soon be a million words or longer. For an Internet service that charges a monthly fee, the frustrating annoyance of having to notify AOL each time as part of a solution has now become an equal problem to receiving spam in the first place. Spam blocker lists also create potential conflicts of interest by using keywords to block email. If you keyword magazine for example–does that block every magazine connection including the ones you may want? We ourselves, not some computerized list, want the option of deciding when and what is actually junk email.
To say the least, I think ISP are well misinformed if they truly believe that current spam policies are working efficiently. I’m constantly finding expected emails lost in my spam folder or completely blocked by spam blockers. I've gathered, as a spam victim, that we do appreciate ISP fighting our battles. However, there are many spam victims who want to personally vent our frustrations at stopping junk emailers from getting away with their transgression. As well, we want to rejoice in the glory of them going through what we go through everyday deleting their spam or sifting through our spam folders for lost email. In a sense one does not have to be a rocket scientist to realize that ISP are playing politics with its clientele. Spam policies are navigating the once simplistic practice of email further and further out to rough seas, when they should in fact as RTS shows, never have left dry land.
Sever years ago I introduced to the deaf ears of AOL and other Internet Service Providers, my right click concept: "Return To Sender" (RTS), which would allow spam victims to selectively return undesirable email unopened to the sender is clearly that reference of dry land. RTS would bombard and crash spammer's email box with their own returned mail. The same system crashing RTS policies would also apply to popup advertisements that invade your computer’s desktop with unwanted intrusions. This would offer spam victims a badly needed feeling of closure, in that they're personally fighting back spammers. Other RTS benefits would allow email that has been mistakenly returned as spam to be re-sent without concern of spam blockers. For these reasons monies should be spent on developing and improving RTS–the most practical and viable solution to spam.
Like any new idea–of course RTS would initiate with some adversity. But once the bridge is built, the door would open to other new ideas that would obviate the flaws in RTS. This general concept would eventually open the door to not only unmasking the source of spammers, but also the source of computer virusus.

Erlene

I would like to have an email address xxx@zzz.yy which redirects the emails it receives to a bunch of persons. Any of these persons can of course send an email to this address in order to contact the other members of the group.

Do you know if there is a cheap or free website/company offering this service ?

Thanks in advance,

Barth

Sidney