NEWLIB-L
is a discussion list for librarians new to the profession who wish to
share experiences and discuss ideas, issues, trends, and problems faced
by librarians in the early stages of their careers. However, this list
is also of interest to those who are considering becoming librarians,
and to those established in the profession who might wish to mentor
newcomers. The list is currently open to all librarians--academic, public,
special, etc.
NEWLIB-L
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aspect of librarianship, and at every stage in a librarian's career.
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set NEWLIB-L mail postpone
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set NEWLIB-L mail

NEWLIB-L is indeed archived. Unfortunately,
the archives associated with the LISTPROC software are not all that
user-friendly.
To use the Index to discover files and
archives, send a note to listproc@usc.edu with the command:
INDex NEWLIB-L [-ALL]
This command generates a list of the
files in the selected archive, or in the master archive if no archive
is specified in the command.
To search files for keywords and more complex
patterns, send a note to listproc@usc.edu with the command:
SEArch NEWLIB-L [-ALL] [pattern]
This will search all files of the specified
archive (and, if -all is specified, all of its subarchives) for lines
that match pattern. Pattern may be a single word or string, or a regular
expression in which ^ (carat) negates whatever follows, | (vertical
bar) and & (ampersand), respectively, provide logical OR and AND,
< and > (lesser and greater) are used to group parts of regular
expressions, and. (period) matches any character except the new-line
character.
To retrieve a file from ListProc, send
a note to listproc@usc.edu with the command:
GET NEWLIB-L filename
(where FILENAME is the name of the archive
file that you get back from the above command--it's easiest to copy
and paste, since it's a long alpha-numeric number). This gets you
the specified file from the NEWLIB-L archive.

University of Southern California provides help with the sometimes
tricky LISTPROC software. You have two options to get help.
You can visit USC's LISTPROC help page.
If you prefer, send a note to listproc@usc.edu with the command:
help
That's all that's needed! If you prefer to get help
on a particular topic, send the same help command, but followed by a
topic, such as help archive, help mail, etc.

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