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This is a description of the reception modes available in Sympa. These options
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are mutually exclusive, which means that you can't set two different reception
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modes at the same time. Only some of the modes might be available for specific
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Instead of receiving individual mail messages from the list, the subscriber will periodically
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receive batched messages in a Digest. This Digest compiles a group of messages from the list, using
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the multipart/digest MIME format.
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The sending interval for these Digests is defined by the list owner.<BR><BR>
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Instead of receiving individual mail messages from the list, the subscriber will periodically
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receive a list of messages. This mode is very close to the Digest reception mode but the
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subscriber receives only the list of messages.
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This mode is used when a subscriber no longer wishes to receive mail from the list, but
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nevertheless wishes to retain the ability to post to the list. This mode therefore
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prevents the subscriber from unsubscribing and subscribing later on. <BR><BR>
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This mode is used when a subscriber wishes to receive mails sent in both HTML and plain text formats
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only in plain text format.<BR><BR>
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This mode is used when a subscriber wishes to receive mails sent in both HTML and plain text formats
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only in HTML format.<BR><BR>
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This mode is used when a subscriber does not want to receive attached files. The attached files are
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replaced by a URL leading to the file stored on the list site. <BR><BR>
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This mode is used when a subscriber does not want to receive copies of messages that he or she has sent to
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This option is used mainly to cancel the nomail, summary or digest modes. If the subscriber was
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in nomail mode, he or she will again receive individual mail messages from the list. <BR><BR>