QUESTION: Hi: I heard back that many of you have been unable to open the original solicitation letter I sent to you because of the links involved with the mail merge. So, I removed the links and am resending it to you in hopes that it works this time. I have gotten requests from many of you to resend letters via fax, etc. to various businesses. I am more than happy to do that for you. Unless you tell me otherwise, in the interest of time, I am signing your names to those letters and faxing them. However, if you want to use the attached letter on your own, feel free. Thanks,
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QUESTION: The Research Group is conducting an access audit for its directory and subfolders. I would appreciate receiving a list of access groups and their members for the O:\Research directory and subfolders. If there were a way to list what kind of access each group has for each folder (or at least which groups have Modify access), it would be great. I have already spoken with Sandra Hart who has begun the process. Thank you for your assistance in our effort to maintain the integrity and security of our data. Regards,
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QUESTION: Earlier today I sent copies of TXU's proposed 867_03 contingency plan for your review. We will be prepared to discuss this proposal at the RMS workshop on Thursday. We will also be prepared to discuss TXU's contingency plans for the 1.4 conversion. Unfortunately, we may not be able to send out copies for your review prior to the meeting. If that is the case, I will bring copies with me to the meeting.
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Contingency Plans for RMS Meeting