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Steve Kong (steve@mookie.UUCP) wrote:
: I was curious.  Does FidoNet, InterNet, and RIME all link together?  For 
: example could I send mail to my friends on RIME or FidoNet?  And if so, 
: how do I do it?

RIME does not have an Internet interface.  

			
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steve@mookie.UUCP (Steve Kong) writes:

| I was curious.  Does FidoNet, InterNet, and RIME all link together?  For 
| example could I send mail to my friends on RIME or FidoNet?  And if so, 
| how do I do it?

Certainly one can send mail to/from the Internet and Fidonet but 
I don't know of any connections to RIME.
 
A somewhat more general version of this question was recently 
asked and answered in comp.dcom.telecom. I've summarized the 
answers below. The Yanoff list (described below) was itself 
posted to comp.dcom.telecom as well.

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Date: Tue, 10 Aug 93 18:06:29 EDT
From: mking@fsd.com (Mike King)

In TELECOM Digest, V13 #555, schallenberg@attmail.com (Van H.
Schallenberg) wrote:

> Has anyone ever developed a list of the formats necessary to send
> internet electronic mail to commercial electronic mail services?  If

Use anonymous ftp and connect to csd4.csd.uwm.edu.  Scott Yanoff has
collected many different inter-service formats into a document called
internetwork-mail-guide in the directory /pub.

Scott also creates the excellent "SPECIAL INTERNET CONNECTIONS" list
(inet.services.txt in the same directory) which he updates every two
weeks.  It's a great resource for finding stuff on the 'net.  The
latest is 8/2/93.

Finger yanoff@csd4.csd.uwm.edu for further information.

Mike King * Software Sourcerer * Fairchild Space * +1 301.428.5384
mking@fsd.com or 73710.1430@compuserve.com  *  (usual disclaimers)

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Date: Mon, 09 Aug 93 10:58:13 CDT
From: kilgore@wuntvor.pillar.com (Stan Hall)

There are two lists that I know of.

The first one is maintained by Scott Yanoff (yanoff@csd4.csd.uwm.edu)
and is posted at least once a month to the folling newsgroups:

  comp.mail.misc, alt.bbs.lists, alt.internet.services, comp.misc,
  news.answers

The subject heading is:

  Subject: Updated Inter-Network Mail Guide

The second list is the "Internet Mailing Guide" maintained by Ajay
Shekhawat (ajay@cs.Buffalo.EDU).  The latest version I have is dated
04/15/1992 (Version 1.2).

kilgore@wuntvor.pillar.com (Stan Hall)
The Eternal Apprentice BBS, Oklahoma City, OK -- +1 405 942 8794

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Date: Mon,  9 Aug 93 06:56:52 PDT
From: dbuerger@cup.portal.com

For instructions on sending email between various commercial services
(i.e. how to get the addressing syntax right), see David Strom's
article, "How to Make E-Mail Gateways Work," Network Computing,
January 1992, p. 83 and 86.
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                                       Gord Torrie