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In a message to All <27 Mar 91 02:03> Rick Myers wrote:

 RM> From: myers@hpctdpc.HP.COM (Rick Myers)
 RM> Date: 25 Mar 91 16:04:23 GMT
 RM> Organization: Hewlett-Packard CTD, Colo. Spgs
 RM> Message-ID: <3500006@hpctdpc.HP.COM>
 RM> Newsgroups: comp.lang.modula2

 RM> / hpctdpc:comp.lang.modula2 /
 RM> Jim.Yahnke@f204.n202.z1.fidonet.org
 RM> (Jim Yahnke) /  8:02 am  Mar 13, 1991 /
 RM> 
 >> Mr. Videki,
 >>
 >> How does one from the Fidonet get ahold of your compiler?
 RM> Could you please give us a U.S. Mail address? It would be appreciated.
 >>
 >> Thanks,
 >>
 >>
 >> Jim Yahnke
 >>
 >> -- 
 >> uucp: uunet!m2xenix!puddle!202!204!Jim.Yahnke
 >> Internet: Jim.Yahnke@f204.n202.z1.fidonet.org
 RM> ----------

 RM> Huh?  If you can read this group (comp.lang.modula2) then the mechanics
 RM> are definitely there in order for you to read alt.sources!!!  If you
 RM> do not have access to alt.sources, then gripe to your news
 RM> administrator,
 RM> not Mr. Videki!!!
 RM> p


Mr. Myers,

I am reading the Modula-2 echo from fidonet, as stated in my previous message.  Fidonet is the network of private BBS's round the world which carries all sorts of interesting echo's much like your UUCP.

The Modula-2 echo is brought to us (I believe) by a fellow up in Portland, Oregon. He has the appropriate gateway software which allows you and I to communicate.  We DO NOT get comp.lang.hardware.everthing.else, so file transfers are out of the question.

Since my first request March 13th, Mr Videki has released his compiler. I believe it has been captured and will be available for distribution here on the Fidonet relatively soon.

Please bear with us.

Jim

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