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Subscribe to the Information Technology Newsletter;
it is published monthly by the Office
of Information Technology.
We maintain two lists. You can subscribe to one or both: an e-mail
list and a paper mailing list.
Missing the current issue? Periodically we cull our mailing
list. This summer we required all those who subscribed to the
paper mailing list to resubscribe by July 15, 2003, in time for
the August issue. If you're missing a copy, you probably missed
that deadline. To resubscribe, read on.
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from your personal office address. The Campus Mail section of your
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campus delivery code we also need for the newsletter because it's
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FYI: Campus mail requirements
Campus Mail only delivers
mail to designated sites. Since many departments have offices in
several buildings, those department could have mail drops (mailing
addresses) in more than one building.
Bulk mail must use special codes:
Bulk mail items, like the Information Technology Newsletter, must
use the zip code like delivery codes that Campus Mail has set up.
Campus mail delivery codes:
Campus Mail has set up Delivery (Building) Codes for most campus
locations, such as 0265 for departments housed on the ground floor
of Morrill Hall. These codes are like ZIP codes, and we must include
them on our newsletter mailing labels.
Don't know the code?
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on-line directory entry.
Look up your own address:
To look up your own campus mail address, look at the Campus Mail
section of your on-line directory entry: http://umn.edu/lookup
All the Delivery Codes:
You can find all the codes in one place. Campus Mail has a searchable
PDF (Acrobat) document of all their delivery codes. The nearly 100
page list starts with numerical addresses, such as 1100 Washington,
then continues with an alaphabetical list (Akerman Hall through
Wulling Hall). Access
it via the campus mail website.
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