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In <1993Jan22.050036.17393@sol.ctr.columbia.edu> (comp.text.tex, Fri, 22 Jan
1993 05:00:36 GMT), Gangadhar Burra <burra@eesun1.ee.ttu.edu> posted:
> I usually read the newsgroup comp.text.tex on our machine
> hydra.acs.ttu.edu. I wanted to ask the group some questions and so I used
> our machine to write the post. The problem is that it showed up on our
> machine but when I looked at the group using sol.ctr.columbia.edu, I could
> never find it even though I specified the distribution to be world. Can
> somebody help me out in this matter?

While it's not a "direct" post to comp.text.tex, everything (yes, even the
misdirected help and subscribes) posted to the e-mail address
INFO-TeX@SHSU.BITNET or INFO-TeX@SHSU.edu get to comp.text.tex, in addition
to the 500+ mail-based subscribers of INFO-TeX itself.  Also, for sites
which use a news reading client and are not an actual new site, there is a
much higher probability that you will generate a mail-repliable posting
since most sites tend to have properly configured mailers and tend to have
a slightly wrong news client configuration in the dimension of generating
proper mail addresses.

Regards,   George
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