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From: chris@utgard.uucp (Chris Anderson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.unix.xenix,alt.bbs
Subject: Re: software for sending mail XENIX to DOS pc's
Message-ID: <1989Jul10.151727.19523@utgard.uucp>
Date: 10 Jul 89 22:17:26 GMT
References: <185@zorin.UUCP> <208@arnor.UUCP> <186@zorin.UUCP>
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In article <186@zorin.UUCP> chris@zorin.UUCP (Christopher Nielsen) writes:
>
>Well, I know UULINK at $335 is much, but it includes some kind of cron, and
>other stuff. I don't have the flyer in front of me.., so yes, it may have
>stuff not supported in other packages, or work better... For those of you 

UULINK does support mail between DOS and unix systems.  Domain addressing,
aliases, uucp, etc. are all there.  My impressions of it are generally 
good (we use it for communications between a Novell network and a Unix
system).  The cron, however, was something of a disappointment to me.
Here I was expecting some neat TSR or something to keep time in the
background; all it is is a foreground program that you run. Jeez! *I*
could have done that!!! :)

All in all, it's a good package.  Well worth checking out...

Chris
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