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From: droms@SOL.BUCKNELL.EDU (Ralph E. Droms)
Newsgroups: comp.society.futures
Subject: Re: MONDO 2000
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Date: 21 Feb 91 13:55:51 GMT
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   (Which poses the inverse MCI
   mail question - if you're on internet, can you send a message to
   someone on MCI mail? How?)
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(At least from here at Bucknell) You can use:

    xxx-xxxx@mcimail.com

where xxx-xxxx is the MCImail uid or mailbox id (dunno the MCImail
nomenclature for such things).  I've written a directory service tool
called "netaddress" that will search the MCImail user directory (among
others), if you need to look up the uid of an MCImail user.  You can
contact netaddress via telnet to port 185 on either host
sol.bucknell.edu or nri.reston.va.us.  From UNIX, use

    telnet sol.bucknell.edu 185

? or help or man gives some on-line help.  You can also send mail to
netaddress@sol.bucknell.edu or netaddress@nri.reston.va.us (same
command syntax) to receive replies by email.

- Ralph Droms                 Computer Science Department
  droms@bucknell.edu          323 Dana Engineering
                              Bucknell University
  (717) 524-1145              Lewisburg, PA 17837


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