Listserve Problem: How to Switch to Digest Mode

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To switch to 'digest' mode in LISTSERV, the correct command is "SET listname DIGEST." The user manual can be found at Lsoft's website, which provides additional commands and options for LISTSERV. A Google search for "listserv commands" can also yield helpful resources. Some users may find the manual's instructions ambiguous, highlighting the need for clear guidance on command usage.
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Does anybody here use listserve? I'm having trouble getting my command lines right and can't find the relevant instructions.

Specifically, I want to switch to 'digest' mode but the instruction "digest" doesn't do it, nor does "listname digest", and nor does "digest listname". What am I missing?
 
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Assuming this is the classic LISTSERV software, you're missing the word SET:

SET listname DIGEST

See http://www.lsoft.com/manuals/1.8d/user/user.html for the other commands and options. (I found this by starting with a Google search for "listserv commands", by the way.)
 
Yeah, you're right. I did read the manual at that link but found it a little ambiguous.Thanks.
 
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