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In article <several> anyuser (Several Dozen People) write:
>Hi!  I have a friend at x, and I'd like to send email to him.
>
>I don't know his address there, ...
> Can anyone help?

O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. has a book out with the wonderful title of:
"!%@::  A Directory of Electronic Mail   Addressing & Networks"
This is a WONDERFUL book!!!!  If you have a question about most (if not all)
of the nets running around worldwide (Did you know that Egypt has a network
called ENSTINET?  p. 90 in my edition), you can probably find some information
in the book.  It even has a list of second-level domains by both organization
and domain name.  (Lagniappe Systems has LS.COM, for example...  or CC.EDU is
Carroll College...)

A wonderful way to find somebody who you know works for Fujitsu America, and
you can't figure out that it's FAI.COM.

No stock owned, just a satisfied user (reader?).

-- 
Steve Watt
...!ames!claris!wattres!steve		wattres!steve@claris.com also works
If you torture your data long enough, it'll eventually confess.