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Re: CT?

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From: Michael Deindl
Date: Tue, 07 May 1996 00:00
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>>>>> "Fred" Tullock  writes:

Fred> Thank you for the information.

Fred> I am disappointed that this may not be a Connecticut newsgroup,
Fred> I wondered about the spelling of "diskussion".  For some reason
Fred> I don't see the German postings here.

Unfortunately I don't see German postings here, too.  (I use a
newsserver in US.)   There're a few other groups related to this
specific computer-journal, in which I sometimes see German posts...

I think there's something wrong, somewhere on the way cross the
Atlantic.  Or perhaps the groups were created world-wide by accident,
and later someone noticed the nonsensicallity of it and cut the
forwarding at the borders of the German speaking countries.


Fred> Do you know if the group "ct.talk.projeckte" is also German?

Schould be.


Have a nice day,

Michael

-- 
There're a lot of people with weird ideas out there, therefore I want to make
clear that I do neither speak for IBM nor for any newsgroup I participate in!
Additionally: neither IBM nor any newsgroup I participate in does speak for me!

IBM Germany -- Dev. Lab. -- SmartCard Software -- Cryptography & Security
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From: Michael Deindl <mdeindl@vnet.ibm.com>
Subject: Re: CT?
Date: 1996/05/07
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