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From: Justin_Randall_Padawer@cup.portal.com
Subject: Internet/CompuServe Link!!
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For those who don't know, we now have an operating Internet-to-CompuServe
(and vice versa) email link!  Here's how.  From CompuServe, simply
type the "greater than" symbol following by the word "INTERNET" in all
caps and then a space followed by the Internet address.  Example:
>INTERNET Loopy@cup.portal.com
It's that simple.  From Internet to CompuServe, do this:  Treat the
"comma" in the CompuServe address as a "period" and then type
"@compuserve.com"...   Example address:
72150.407@compuserve.com
Nothing to it.  :-)    --Randy Padawer