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Russia needs help

#23445
From: Timur Kadyshev
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 18:03
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Dear netters!

I have a request from my Moscow (Russia) friend. As I'm totally
incompetent in what concerns Atary, I'm forwarding his request to
you. Help greatly appreciated. Please communicate to him directly,
his e-mail address :

avk@global.geogr.msu.su

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Organization: Faculty of Geography, Moscow State Univ.
From: avk@global.geogr.msu.su (Andrey Kushlin)
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 93 12:13:21 -0500 (EST)
Subject: Software Consultation Needed


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Please ask them whether they can recommend any communication software
for Atari 1040ST that is capable of supporting the UUCP protocol and
generating messages with the RFC822 headers (RFC822 is a standard for
the Format of ARPA Internet Text Messages, by David H. Crocker).

I do have a standard communications program for my Atari 1040ST, it's
called FLASH, but it does not support the UUCP protocol.

If they know anything that meets my demands, please ask them how it
can be obtained (free or what's the price).

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From: timur@athena.mit.edu (Timur Kadyshev)
Subject: Russia needs help
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