Thought I'd throw this out for the new 'netters about the Digest.
It was a lifesaver for me.  I'm on a freenet and my mailbox has
limited space.  Before I realized what the Digest was, I was
constantly getting messages from the freenet that my box was over
quota, even though I checked it every day.  The Digest doesn't
let you miss one bit of the messages, but instead of getting a
zillion individual messages a day, you get several compacted
versions of about 300 lines each.  It's so much easier to contend
with.  I also download to my hard drive--wish I could do flash
session, that sounds great--then pull it up on my word processing
program to read.  I edit as I go--boy it seems like there is so
much I want to save--and delete those I don't need to keep.  I
put a dotted line under each message I save, then print out pages
and pages, and with my trusty paper cutter cut apart on the dotted
lines.  I am putting things by categories in an expandable folder,
e.g.baby problems, mother problems, meds, etc and then at least
I only have one section to look under to recover some wonderful
info that will help me out with a client.
Thanks to all of you for such terrific learning experience and
isn't it wonderful to "meet" such diverse women
whose reason for working with moms and babies is the same?
Pat Bucknell, IBCLC
Avon Lake, OH