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From: Justin Barrett <[e-mail]>
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At 01:18 AM 1/15/96 -0500, you wrote:

>    I agree with John, pine is a pretty excellent mail reader. Pine is
>available for lots of Unix versions as well as the PC.  I'm curious as to
>what most people are using. Perhaps if there is one package^ that most
>subscibers use the list could be configured for that package.

Well, I don't have a shell account through my ISP, so the Pine route isn't
an option.  I use Eudora, and it automatically replies to the list address.
This setup is just fine by be, as I (like so many others) post the majority
of my replies to the list.

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