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In article <1992Aug01.071516.9934@CS.ORST.EDU> lamb@jasper.cs.orst.edu (Ben Lam) writes:
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>My friends has the following questions.  Please send e-mail to him or
>to me.  Thanks you.
>
>--Ben
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>From: Paul Shair <71201.2316@CompuServe.COM>
>Subject: Software
>
>Ben, do you know there is any software available in market which allows
>me to prepare the CompuServe mail message off-line. The other point is
>that I do not have a record of what messages have been sent out. 
>CompuServe charges the connection time and number of message kept in 
>the system. Therefore, I want to get a software to handle the filing and
>preparatioin of e-mail message.

For which operating system?
CIS sells TAPCIS for DOS, Navigator for MACs, and some others.
Under Unix, I never do anything on line. I capture all Forum Messages in files,
and always prepare messages off-line. XC scripts handle this for me.

The posting of XC4.0 is still stuffed in the comp.unix.source pipeline.
I can email the five shar files if you wish.

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Jean-Pierre Radley   Unix in NYC   jpr@jpr.com   jpradley!jpr   CIS: 72160,1341