jws@hpcllf.HP.COM (John Stafford x75743) (10/28/87)
Would somebody figure out and fix the undeliverable mail problem that is
currently flooding this group? I don't know enough about it to do
anything. It is more than somewhat annoying to read the individual
articles once and then encounter them again in the mailing list entry
that could not be delivered. A sample failed list follows:
John Stafford -- Hewlett Packard Computer Language Lab
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> Subject: Info-Atari8 Digest V87 #92
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> Info-Atari8 Digest Monday, October 26, 1987 Volume 87 : Issue 92
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> This weeks Editor: Bill Westfield
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> Today's Topics:
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> Printing Atari8 digest
> Re: 400/800 Turbo BASIC (FROST BASIC)
> Re: What's the right way...
> Kermit 65
> LittleLister address
> LittleLister - checksum for YAU uudecode
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