ROADMAP96 is in full progess.  Some of the topics are
LISTSERV-specific and might be useful to you or someone
you know ...
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Date:         Thu, 15 Aug 1996 14:44:58 -0700
Sender:       "ROADMAP Workshop August 7,1996" <[log in to unmask]>
From:         Patrick Douglas Crispen <[log in to unmask]>
Subject:      ROADMAP TRAFFIC REPORT (WEEK 2)
To:           Multiple recipients of list MAP5 <[log in to unmask]>
 
ROADMAP TRAFFIC REPORT
 
It is Friday.  Do you know where your Roadmap96 lessons are?
 
As promised, here is a list of every Roadmap96 lesson that I have sent out
so far.  For now, just pay attention to the first and third columns on this
list (the "filename" and "description" columns).  I'll explain that middle
column ("filetype") in a minute.
 
 
     WEEK 1
          filename  filetype  description
          ------    -------   -----------
          MAP01     FILE      WELCOME
          MAP02     FILE      LISTSERV FILE SERVER COMMANDS
 
     WEEK 2
          filename  filetype  description
          ------    -------   -----------
          MAP03     FILE      LEVELS OF INTERNET CONNECTIVITY
          MAP04     FILE      E-MAIL
          MAP05     FILE      LISTSERVS
          MAP06     FILE      OTHER MAIL SERVERS
          MAP07     FILE      NETIQUETTE
 
What should you do if you are missing one of the lessons listed above?
Just send an e-mail letter to
 
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with the command
 
     GET filename filetype F=MAIL
 
in the body of your e-mail letter, replacing "filename" and "filetype" with
the filename and the filetype of the lesson that you are missing.  The
"filename" for each lesson can be found in the first column of the list
above, and the "filetype" can be found in the second column.
 
So if you are missing MAP07, just send an e-mail letter to
 
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with the command
 
     GET MAP07 FILE F=MAIL
 
in the body of your e-mail letter.  The LISTSERV file server at the
InterNIC will read your letter and reply by sending you the lesson that you
requested.  It is that simple! :)
 
By the way, I haven't sent these out yet, but here are the lessons that we
will be looking at in the weeks to come:
 
     WEEK3
          lesson     description
          ------     -----------
          MAP08      USENET
          MAP09      SPAMMING AND URBAN LEGENDS
          MAP10      INTERNET SECURITY
          MAP11      TELNET (PART ONE)
          MAP12      TELNET (PART TWO)
 
     WEEK4
          lesson     description
          ------     -----------
          MAP13      FTP (PART ONE)
          MAP14      FTP (PART TWO)
          MAP15      FTPMAIL
          MAP16      FTP FILE COMPRESSION
          MAP17      ARCHIE
          MAP17B     FTP SITES
 
     WEEK5
          lesson     description
          ------     -----------
          MAP18      GOPHER (PART ONE)
          MAP19      GOPHER (PART TWO)
          MAP20      BOOKMARKS AND BOOKLISTS
          MAP21      VERONICA
          MAP22      GOPHERMAIL
 
     WEEK6
          lesson     description
          ------     -----------
          MAP23      WWW (PART ONE)
          MAP24      WWW (PART TWO)
          MAP25      ADDRESS SEARCHES AND FINGER
          NEAT       MAP-EXTRA: NEAT STUFF TO CHECK OUT
          ADVERT     ADVERTISING ON THE INTERNET
          MAP26      IRC/MUDs/MOOs AND OTHER "TALKERS"
          SMITH      GUEST LECTURER -- RICHARD SMITH
          MAP27      THE FUTURE ...
 
Have a safe and happy weekend ... and watch out for squirrels!
 
   (\__/)  .~    ~. ))
   /O O  ./      .'             Patrick Douglas Crispen
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