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to: JIM VENEDAM
from: LAWRENCE LUCIER
date: 1998-01-19 21:52:00
subject: Point

Jim Venedam @ 1:374/46.5 wrote on 01-18-98 08:50 about *Point*
 AR>> So you say that you do NOT have netmail access, then?  I guess
 AR>> I'm using the terms email and netmail to mean the same.
 JV> I can't send mail to anyone with a "someplace.com" type address
 JV> thru MY point. 
You should be able to if you put UUCP in the To: field and the email address 
as the *first* line in the message body (using this method it's really no 
different than addressing netmail messages).
The format for typing in the email address in the message body is:
To: joeblow@finklestein.com
Now press the Enter key *twice* so that there is an empty line between the 
email address and where you start typing in the rest of your message.  Notice 
that the "To:" part must be hard against the left hand margin and also there 
must be a space between it and the email address.
 JV> Someone else recently said he could. The problem may be related
 JV> to the interface between PPoint and my BOSSs software. She uses
 JV> Searchlight and Valence as a mail door. There are some
 JV> compatibility problems there.
She will be able to send via a UUCP gateway as long as she has a valid 
netmail area and a valid connection to a UUCP gateway or will forward your 
Fidonet gated email to a valid UUCP gateway.
 JV> of users who do not have access to Netmail tho. I used to send
 JV> Internet E-Mail through a gateway via netmail, but I don't know
 JV> where any gateways are now. 
If your sysop doesn't have direct access to a UUCP gateway, then get her to 
either check the nodelist for systems flying the UUCP flag or get her to send 
you a copy of the nodelist to check for yourself.
 JV> The BBS/BlueWave method is best, and I have JUNO.
Check out the names function for bluewave.......it will allow you to alias 
the UUCP gateway address so you don't have to enter it each time you reply to 
an email message. 
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