🚀 go-pugleaf

This is an informal and unofficial note to let you know that
comp.sys.unisys is now being gatewayed into the internal Unisys
A Series Mail network (hereinafter referred to as "A Mail").
Thanks to the kind offices of Mark Weber (markw@gvl.unisys.com)
and some software tomfoolery on this end by Randy Gellens
(randy%mpa15ab@trenga.tredydev.unisys.com) we can now read your
posts.  A Mail runs on more hosts than I care to think about
in a whole bunch of countries on most of the continents and is
used by almost (but not quite) all of the A Series development
and support people.

Now for a whole bunch of disclaimers:

  This isn't an official announcement.  I did ask if I could post this
  and they said, "We guess so."

  This effort is experimental.  If the cord gets pulled tomorrow, don't
  be surprised.

  This is not an official communications channel.  Nothing posted in
  this newsgroup by a Unisys employee should be construed to represent
  an official statement by Unisys.  (This especially applies to this
  message!) There are official channels available for communicating with
  Unisys, please use them.

  We will try to answer questions as we can.  However, availability of
  the newsgroup does not mean that it will make to the terminal of the
  expert who can best answer your question.  ("You can lead a programmer
  to email but you can't make him read.")

Before I get trounced I should mention that quite a few V Series folks
are on the A Mail network, too.

My personal suggestion is that if you find this relevant that you might
want to give try using it.

Thanks.
________________________________________________________________________
Mark Perew                                               OFIS: MREW/CORP
Unisys Corp - Mission Viejo Field Service                  Mail Stop 182
(714) 380-5484  Net2 656-5484         Fax: (714) 380-6560  Net2 656-6560
mp%mpa15c@trenga.tredydev.unisys.com       Mark.Perew@ofa123.fidonet.org
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