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The following examples use real lists and real addresses for LISTSERVERS, if you would like to subscribe to any of them...

If LISTSERVER for the list HISALP-L (history of public health in Latin America, in Spanish) has an address of the following type:

listserv@bitnis.nlm.nih.gov

And your name is John Fraser, MD, MPH, you must send the order as:

SUBSCRIBE hisalp-l John Fraser, MD, MPH

If the LISTSERVER for E-DRUG (list on medical drugs, in English) has an address of the type:

majordomo@usa.healthnet.org

And your e-mail address is JFraser@mail.com, you must send an order like:

SUBSCRIBE e-drug JFraser@mail.com

If the LISTSERVER for EPIDEMIO-L (list on epidemiology, in English) has an address of type:

listproc@cc.umontreal.ca

And your name is John Fraser, MD, MPH, you must send an order like:

SUBSCRIBE epidemio-l John Fraser, MD, MPH

If the LISTSERVER for PEDS-ENDO (list on pediatric endocrinology, in English) has an address of the type:

mailserv@csmc.edu

You must send an order like:

SUBSCRIBE peds-endo

If you send a message to LISTSERVER with the text: HELP (doesn’t matter the case used); you will receive a list with an explanation of orders accepted by the LISTSERVER and the correct way to write them... The most common orders are used to subscribe (SUBSCRIBE), unsubscribe (UNSUBSCRIBE), revise the available lists (LISTS), etc.