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   You should just read the thread instead of injecting random noise.

Rich

  "Adam Flinton"  wrote in message =
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  Rich wrote:
  >    I can feel comfortable saying that no sane person means this when =

  > using the term e-mail.
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  So Email has to be only for a human recipient in your world?



  Adam


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  >     "Adam Flinton"      > wrote in message
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  >     Rich wrote:
  >      >    What e-mail means to different people is not the same.  =
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  >      > rich e-mail functionality, the rest is often highly valued =
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  >     Yup. I know of xml messaging systems carried over SMTP.
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  >     Adam
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