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The Mailtraq Support Group - Mailtraq Resources Mailing lists thrive on active participation, with people contributing their ideas, problems, solutions and shared experiences. There is also much to be gained from lurking (receiving messages only). It's a good way of picking up hints and tips and you can learn much from the solutions offered to other subscribers with problems. Don't be worried about subscribing, therefore. You don't have to do anything more than read the distributed messages and take advantage of any archives which may be available - nobody will be hounding you to make a contribution. All the mailing lists mentioned below are hosted using Mailtraq and are completely secure. You have no need to fear that your email address will be passed on to third parties. Not one of these lists has ever received a single item of junk mail. Your first port of call for help with Mailtraq is Alan English's support list. This list is unofficial but is followed closely by Elric Pedder although he rarely has time to respond directly. There are also quite a number of experienced, long term users of Mailtraq on Alan's list so there's every chance that your message will be dealt with promptly. Alan announces new versions of Mailtraq on the list so it's well worth subscribing just to keep up with events. You'll find that lots of tips and workarounds with Mailtraq are also discussed regularly. To join the list you should send a message to mailserver@mtq.org.uk with the line "subscribe mailtraq-support" (without the quotes) in the body of your message. You can subscribe by clicking on this link. This is an official Mailtraq list, dedicated to front line testing and development of existing and new features in Mailtraq. If you have the time and inclination to experiment with your Mailtraq setup and post your results you should definitely subscribe here. To join the list you should send a message to mailserver@fastraq.co.uk with the line "subscribe mailtraq-dev" (without the quotes) in the body of your message. You can subscribe by clicking on this link. If you want to customise Mailtraq using its built-in script language you should subscribe to the Mailtraq Scripts list. Not only can you get your questions answered by more experienced users but there's also an archive which contains many script examples, syntax explanations, etc. The best way to learn how to use scripts is to copy snippets from others, mixing and matching to achieve the desired result. Participation on this list is the ideal starting point. To join the list you should send a message to mailserver@mailinglist.nu with the line "subscribe mailtraq-scripts" (without the quotes) in the body of your message. You can subscribe by clicking on this link. This list is run by Mailtraq and is the official list for all Mailtraq related announcements. There's no reason not to join this list - only announcements direct from Fastraq Ltd ever appear and there are rarely more than two or three of those per year. You're guaranteed not to be flooded with messages from this list! To join the list you should send a message to mailserver@fastraq.co.uk with the line "subscribe mailtraq-announce" (without the quotes) in the body of your message. You can subscribe by clicking on this link. The information on this page was originally supplied by Jim Hill.
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