foxm@yertle.colorado.edu (FOX MICHAEL) (01/25/91)
Could someone send me the instructions on how to send mail to a user on CompuServe. Yes, I know I should have kept them the last time they made the rounds. :-( Mike
dales@teksce.SCE.TEK.COM (Dale Snell) (01/26/91)
In article <1991Jan24.211004.20969@csn.org> foxm@yertle.colorado.edu (FOX MICHAEL) writes: | | Could someone send me the instructions on how to send mail to a user on |CompuServe. Yes, I know I should have kept them the last time they made |the rounds. :-( | Sure. CI$ addresses take the form "<usrid>@compuserve.COM". The CompuServe user id is a number xxxxx,yyyy. To use it as an internet name, you change the comma to a period, thus: xxxxx.yyyy. For example, to send mail to me, you would mail to "74756.666@compuserve.COM", and it would eventually reach me. Hope this helps. --dds Big Whorls Have Little Whorls | Dale D. Snell BIX: ddsnell Which Feed On Their Velocity | Usenet: dales@teksce.SCE.TEK.COM And Little Whorls have Littler Whorls | CServe: 74756.666@compuserve.COM And So On To Viscosity. | Disclaimer: My opinions. Not Tek's.