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Maybe someone else has a better way to compile a hit list, but here's mine: 1)In msg. you receive highlight the relevent portion. 2)Either go to "Edit" and select "copy"; or hold down contr key and press the "C" key. (Windows users) 3)Minimize mail program, open "write" or other word processing program. (For convenience, I have a duplicate icon of "Write" in my "Internet" folder). 4)Either go to "Edit" and select "paste"; or hold down ctrl key and press the "V". 5)Minimize the word processing program (or semi-minimize), open mail program back up and repeat this process for each relevant msg portion. 6)Be sure to save the word processing document. 7)When msgs answering your query slow down, compose your hit "header" or introductory paragraph indicating what the hit is all about, then paste text from document into the body of your mail. Incidentally, I use this copy/paste method to transfer web addresses from email to Netscape bookmarks. (Netscape 2.0). Before reading email, I open Netscape, then "go to bookmarks" and then minimize Netscape to get it out of the way, and semi-minimize the bookmarks. Open my mail, and when I see a site address/description I want to try, I just highlight, copy, semi-minimize mail, maximize bookmarks, highlight bookmark folder where the new site belongs, select "add bookmark", insert cursor in "description" window, and paste (Ctrl+V). From there I can cut (Ctrl+ X) and paste into URL blank, even cut the title of what the new bookmark name will be and paste in title blank. What is left in description window is usually a decent description of the site. Hope these *details* didn't bog you down. I've tried to be very, very explicit. Saves me time, and writing with a pencil/pen! Then, when I have time, I can just use the bookmarks to explore these new sites. I really like the way we can sort, and alphabetize these bookmarks in this version of Netscape. Haven't tried the newest 3.0 version yet. Guess I like this one too well. /\ /\ Cheri Quillin___/ \/ \ /\/\________/\___INFORMATION ENTHUSIAST (Librarian) Lamar High School Libr. \/ 503 Maple Street Lamar, MO 64759 POT# 417-682-5571 email xvd000@mail.connect.more.net