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Mailbase User Guide(C) Copyright The JNT Networked Information Services Project, 1991The Computing Service, University of Newcastle upon Tyne March 1991 Edition. [See also: listserv for unix, data sources]
You can telnet to the interactive service on mailbase.ac.uk. You can also look through the archive of documents and its README. WELCOME TO MAILBASE!Mailbase is the prototype service of the Newcastle-based JNT Networked Information Services Project (NISP). It offers its users two main facilities:
We hope that Mailbase will prove to be a helpful facility for you: please read these notes when you start to use the service. We recommend that you experiment with Mailbase by sending it commands (for example, index and send) before you start contributing to a list. Please contact your list owner or us if you have any comments about Mailbase or any difficulty in using it: see the e-mail addresses . The sections of this guide are as follows:
NOTATION USED IN THIS GUIDEItems in angle brackets are to be replaced appropriately.Square brackets [ and ] enclose optional items. A vertical bar | means 'or'.
(These symbols must not, of course, be included in your commands.)
OTHER NISP DOCUMENTSA Reference Card for all Mailbase commands is available free from theJNT. Send an e-mail request, including your full postal address, to
jnt-secretary@uk.ac.jnt
The Mailbase List Owner's Guide is available for those who look after existing discussion lists or who wish to set up their own list. To obtain this, send the following command in a message to mailbase@uk.ac.newcastle:
send mailbase ownerhelp
An overview of the NISP Project is in the file named overview, which may be retrieved by sending the following command in a message to mailbase@uk.ac.newcastle
send mailbase overview
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