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Subject: Re: Some Tweeking Required
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re: Message foul-up

The foul-up you referred to was my fault (well, partly).  For some reason,
the messages in question bounced and I had to "approve" them.  In Eudora, a
PC e-mail program, I asked it to copy and redirect the message.  Since it
appeared to give me the option to edit the outgoing message, I added what I
had to and removed a '>' just like the instructions told me to do.
Unfortunately, Eudora appeared to have sent out the message using the
information BEFORE I edited it.  :(  Now that I know what I know...  :)

The joys...
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Daniel J. McCoy | [e-mail] or netcom.com and [e-mail]

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