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Article #2567

Re: Internet > MCI Mail?

#2567
From: Bill Fischer
Date: Thu, 03 Jan 1991 07:25
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In article <38970001@hpcvia.CV.HP.COM> cowger@hpcvia.CV.HP.COM (Bruce_Cowger) writes:
>Does anyone know how to address Internet mail to someone who subscribes
>to MCI Mail?
>

This from MCI Mail's Help Files:

|
| Addressing to MCI Mail from
| the Internet:
|
| The Internet user can easily send
| a message to an MCI Mail subscriber.
| The recipient's name is entered
| followed by @MCIMail.com.  All
| address information is entered on
| one line.
|
| There are three ways an MCI Mail
| subscriber may be addressed from
| the Internet.  Either by their
|
| 1. Unique 7 digit MCI ID
|    followed by @MCIMail.com
| 2. MCI Mail Username followed
|    by @MCIMail.com
| 3. Formal name as registered on
|    MCI Mail followed by @MCIMail.com
|
| For example, John Morris could be
| addressed the following ways:
|
| To: 248-3894@MCIMail.com  (MCI ID)
| To: JMorris@MCIMail.com   (MCI Username)
| To: John_Morris@MCIMail.com  (MCI Mail
| formal name.  Note that underscore is
| required.  Blank spaces not allowed.)
|
| To guarantee delivery, the MCI ID is
| the most reliable addressing format.
| It should be used when the Username
| or Formal name are common.
|
| Addressing to an MCI Mail REMS mailbox
| from the Internet:
|
| The Internet user can also send a
| message to an MCI Mail REMS mailbox.
| The recipient's name and REMS information
| is entered on one line, followed by
| @MCIMail.com
|
| The general rule for addressing is:
|
| To: Full Name <mbx1%mbx2%EMS_Name@MCIMail.com>
|
| The percent character (%) is used to
| separate the MBX lines and the EMS
| name in the address.
|
| For example:
|
| To: Sam Smith <Smith%Node1%ABCMail@MCIMail.com>
| is the Internet equivalent for the
| following MCI Mail REMS address:
|
| To:  Sam Smith
| EMS: ABCMail
| MBX: Smith
| MBX: Node1
|
| There are characters that require
| special treatment when included
| in an envelope from the Internet.
| These include ()<>@;:\"[]%_/
| and comma and space.  If any of
| these characters are included in
| a REMS MBX line, contact MCI Mail
| Customer Support at 800 444-6245
| for information on how to treat
| these characters when sending from
| the Internet.
|
------------ End of Help --------------

There ya go....


-- 
| Bill Fischer              | US Agent for Omega Electronics of Switzerland |
| wmf@chinet.chi.il.us      |  Sports Timing and Display Systems Worldwide  |
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From: wmf@chinet.chi.il.us (Bill Fischer)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.misc
Subject: Re: Internet > MCI Mail?
Message-ID: <1991Jan03.072537.14647@chinet.chi.il.us>
Date: 3 Jan 91 07:25:37 GMT
References: <38970001@hpcvia.CV.HP.COM>
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