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From: isaak@unix.ttb.dec.com (Jim Isaak-respond via isaak@decvax.dec.com)
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Subject: back on line again
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It appears that isaak@decvax.dec.com is connected to
my local node again ... and since local nodes are subjetc
to change, I suggest you use the more general email address
(that is @decvax.dec.com).

I did discover, via a typing error, that there is a node
in Germany called "ISAAK", I will need to do some more
research on this one.

More good wishes for the new year .... may all of our
communications problems be resolved as readily as this
one was.

Jim