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Date: 4 Nov 88 01:13:53 GMT
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Sorry to bother everyone on BIONEWS, but I *did* get Andrew's address wrong
in the example I sent out... Apologises to Andrew (for the second time). I
actually realised the error after I sent the stuff out (believe it or not I was
reading an article on network addresses!). To rub the salt in a few people
(nicely) pointed out my error (thanks - I deserve it). The good news is some-
one (Andrew - who else) has straightened me out. His addresses are :

Andrew Wallace <wallace%fmi.ch@ean-relay.cs.net>     (worldwide)
Andrew Wallace <wallace%fmi.ch@ean-relay.ac.uk>      (UK)
Andrew Wallace <wallace%fmi.ch@cernvax.bitnet>       (BITNET)

I'll get it right on the list!

To top it off my address outside the UK should be reversed, not as I wrote it.
So it should look like :

   GHJ@mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk

I suspect most of you would have realised anyway, but my apologies regardless -
I should know better.

Grant.

PS: Keep the briefs coming...it's good to see a few trickling in.