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From: Alf.Hansen@pilot.cs.wisc.edu (Alf Hansen)
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Subject: Re: Sending mail from internet to x400 networks
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Christian,

Of course you are right. I made a fool of myself. I did not know all the
details about the user-interface I used in my example. But if you
disregard my ignorance about user interfaces, I hope you all got
my point regarding address mapping. My point was not at all the
difference between / and ;.

WHen I replied to Stef regarding RFC 987, I was talking about formats
in internal tables, not user interfaces.

Sorry for the confusion.

Best regards,
Alf H.