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From: rll@SCRC-RIVERSIDE.ARPA (Richard Lawhorn Jr.)
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Subject: VMS Mail
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Date: Fri, 15-Nov-85 01:55:00 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 15 01:55:00 1985
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Could someone send me some private mail explaining how they get ARPA mail
onto their VMS system?  We run IP/TCP in-house on all our equipment
except for VMS which we talk to using DECNET (we have many Lisp
Machines, several 4.2BSD Unix Vaxen, and 2 VMS Vaxen).  Some of the
users have asked to VMS regularly to read mail and use several VMS
software products on one machine (running VMS of course), except that I
have never had any software that reliably allowed us to put mail on the
VMS machines.

Has anyone used DEC's ALL-IN-ONE product?  What's good and bad about it?
Again, private mail please.

-Rick