Hi,
There are two strong workarounds that come to mind here. I wouldn't mind
starting a thread either... Reactions welcomed.
#1. A searchable archive is nice, but aggressive FAQ authoring and of
course, making that FAQ document available, can squash most of the need
for a searchable archive. I'd suggest an auto-reply FAQ as a great way to
start. Mention that document in your welcome messages and let people know
whenever it gets updated. Putting one FAQ onto a www site (one per list)
is a snap too. It is much better than making the whole blasted list
web-residing.
#2. Then there are other services, for free, that can help with the
searchable archives too: Findmail.com
Reference.com
Listz.com
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FootNotes: Mac E-book authoring and distribution environment with
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