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From: uucp@att-in.att.com
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Subject: Warning From uucp
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Date: 18 Jan 90 15:37:01 GMT
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We have been unable to contact machine 'mwood' since you queued your job.
The following file have not been delivered.

	mwood!mail attcc!hpn   (Date 01/16)

The job will be deleted in several days if the problem is not corrected.
If you care to kill the job, execute the following command:
Note: this command can only be executed on machine (att):

	uustat -kmwoodZ297b

	Sincerely,
	att!uucp

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Subject:      Unisoft System VII
Comments: To: info-unix@sem.brl.mil
To:           Multiple recipients of list I-UNIX <I-UNIX@TCSVM>

Dear all,

I am new to UNIX et al (Don't panic, I *have* read FAQ and I'm *not* going to
ask "How do I ...?") and, to save destroying someone else's system, I am
learning (blundering about) on an old Bleasdale (68000 chip) running Unisoft's
port of Version VII which I acquired very cheap.

I would be grateful if anyone out there who has software configured to run in
this (e.g. GNU or comp.sources), and who would be willing to share it, would
contact me. I am particularly interested in comms, mail, etc., these seeming
to be rather weak in VII, but would be grateful for anything.

I would also be grateful for a termcap to suit Cifer 1800 or 2600 series
terminals.

Lastly, if anyone has any old Bleasdale bits and pieces they no longer want,
could we talk?

(The last two are intended for UK readers, as Cifer and Bleasdale are both
British manufacturers.)

Thanks

Andrew Hardie
...!ukc!cctal!andrew
London, England