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From: mamba@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Paul A Deisinger)
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Subject: Re: Mailing to Compuserve -- an answer
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Date: 2 Nov 89 02:59:42 GMT
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In article <3144@nigel.udel.EDU> C503719@umcvmb.missouri.edu (Baird McIntosh) writes:
>From the several responses I have so far, the way to mail to a Compuserve
>mailbox of the form AAAAA,BBBB is to address your email to
>AAAAA.BBBB@compuserve.com.  Note the '.' between AAAAA and BBBB instead of a
>comma.  So, to answer my original question, to mail to INFO magazine's
>Compuserve mailbox, you would send your mail to 70215.1034@compuserve.com.

Ok, that's fine and dandy, but, can the person who receives this message 
reply back easily or at all?  Is the reply path automatically reversed at
their end?

Also, how would somone in compuserve initiate a message to be sent to somone
on internet.

And finally, do any "gates" like this also exist for other services (such as
GEnie?).

Danka,
PD

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