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From: Craig_Everhart@TRANSARC.COM
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Subject: Re: sorting & resending mail
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Date: 20 Jun 91 18:24:38 GMT
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I'm sure you could use Flames to do what you want.  Certainly you can
ask it to re-send messages based on their contents, among other things. 
Clearly, the ultimate recipients don't have to use an AMS reader.

(Certainly lots of service-request mailboxes are processed first with
Flames.  Advisor@andrew.cmu.edu, andrew-service@andrew.cmu.edu,
afshelp@transarc.com, for example.)

Another possibility (perhaps more distant) is to make an AMS bboard
suite for Northware (maybe just for some parts of it), and non-Messages
users could run VUI or BatMail or CUI to respond to questions.

It's up to you, I'd say.

		Craig