On Thu, 30 Nov 1995 20:41 Robert Maxwell Young <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>>>It's MUCH easier to use LISTSERV's DISTRIBUTE capability and absorbs
>>>>less network bandwidth to boot.  Check the docs, DISTRIBUTE is EZ and
>>>>far cleaner than sending messages with "To" many times larger than the
>>>>transmitted text.
>>>Glad to hear it. Where can I get the information mentioned? Bob Y
>>The clearest exposition of the distribute function that I've seen
>>is in RFC1429, authored by you know who.  ;-)
>How may I obtain it? BOB Y
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Get it, via the WWW, using the URL:   ftp://DS.INTERNIC.NET/rfc/rfc1429.txt
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In the UK, you could try the URL:  ftp://FTP.QUB.AC.UK