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  12. Date: Sat, 1 Jul 95 03:20:59 PDT
  13. From: 01-Jul-1995 0623 <leimberger@marbls.enet.dec.com>
  14. To: lightwave@marbls.enet.dec.com
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  16. Subject: base64
  17. Sender: owner-lightwave@webcom.com
  18. Precedence: bulk
  19.  
  20. Well I see that more bsse64 stuff has been put to the list. Well if it
  21. is going to happen, I might as well use it. How/What is needed to
  22. decode these things. I have an Amiga at home and a VaxStation 3100
  23. on my desk at work.(this is what I use to web,mail etc).
  24.             
  25.                             bill
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  27. 01-Jul-1995 0623 <leimberger@marbls.enet.dec.com> sent this message.
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