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On Wednesday 24 October 2007 14:12:01 Laurence Bates wrote: > Yes, but what do you tell upper level administrators when they find that a > major funding source is being jeopardized by untimely email communications? > Relying on what you hear from people is convenient but not very sensitive > to their real concerns. What I have always told people is that if something is *REALLY* time critical, they should follow up with a phone call, a fax, or email from another system. It's always been that way. If something is truly important, I mean really really important, multiple modes of communications are the way to go, or at least be prepared to do that... --STeve Andre' Political Science