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From: cpm5479@zeus.tamu.edu (Christopher Menzel)
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Subject: Background PC Internet mail?
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Date: 1 May 91 16:04:41 GMT
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I've been following net discussion here for a while but, net novice
that I am, haven't been able to discern the answer to the following
question.  My PC is an Internet node.  I run WinQVT and (when not in
Windows) NCSA Telnet.  Neither, however, (to my knowledge) supports
Internet mail. What I would *like* is to use my PC for sending and
receiving Internet mail from inside Windows, either by means of a
Windows app, or a DOS window running in the background.  The
question:  Is there currently a way to do this?  Thanks.

--Chris Menzel
  Philosophy Dept.
  Texas A&M
  (chris@zeus.tamu.edu)