halam1@ub.d.umn.edu (Haseen I. Alam) (11/06/90)
Hi there, Well I know it is possible to send mails from internet to AppleLink. But now I need to forward a mail from AppleLink to internet. I get the following heading on the internet mail. TO REPLY, use: halam1@ub.d.umn.edu@INTERNET# Using the reply function in AppleLink does not work for gatewayed E-mail yet. Now where or how do I find the internet number? What is the right syntax? All my attempts have failed so far. Please email the replies to me. Any helpful gesture is greatly appreciated. Thanks! Haseen. -- .-----------------------------------------------------------------------. | Haseen Ibne Alam | email : halam1@ub.d.umn.edu | | "LET THE FORCE BE WITH YOU." | or st0404@AppleLink.Apple.Com | `-----------------------------------------------------------------------'
jgs@merit.edu (John Scudder) (11/06/90)
In article <8558@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU> c60a-cz@danube.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP (Donald Burr) writes: >In article <400@ub.d.umn.edu> halam1@ub.d.umn.edu (Haseen I. Alam) writes: >> >> [question about how to get mail from AppleLink to the Internet deleted] >> > >Uhh, where have you been for the past year or two? For quite a while now, >AppleLink has been under Quantum Computer Services jurisdiction, and is >called America On-Line. > Beg to differ. AppleLink is a service of Apple Computer, and is only available to Developers, retailers and their ilk. You have to be qualified before they'll sell you a subscription. Apple and Quantum had once planned to market what is now AO under the name "AppleLink Personal Edition," but for some reason Apple backed out of the deal, so Quantum had to change the name. >P.S. How >>DO<< you send mail from AppleLink (America Online) to Internet? >I'd like to do that... Yeah, me too. However, AO doesn't have a connection to the Internet, so the answer is "you don't." AppleLink, which is a separate service, does have such a connection. --John Scudder jgs@merit.edu -- +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |John Scudder | | MERIT/NSFNET | | jgs@merit.edu |
boris@world.std.com (Boris Levitin) (11/08/90)
c60a-cz@danube.Berkeley.EDU (Donald Burr) writes: >In article <400@ub.d.umn.edu> halam1@ub.d.umn.edu (Haseen I. Alam) writes: >> Well I know it is possible to send mails from internet to AppleLink. But >> now I need to forward a mail from AppleLink to internet. I get the >> following heading on the internet mail. >> >>TO REPLY, use: halam1@ub.d.umn.edu@INTERNET# >>Using the reply function in AppleLink does not work for gatewayed E-mail yet. >> >> Now where or how do I find the internet number? What is the right syntax? >> All my attempts have failed so far. Please email the replies to me. Any >> helpful gesture is greatly appreciated. Thanks! >Uhh, where have you been for the past year or two? For quite a while now, >AppleLink has been under Quantum Computer Services jurisdiction, and is >called America On-Line. To the best of my knowledge, AppleLink is very much still AppleLink (a service run by Apple, connecting it to dealers, developers and other special people), while America On-Line is a separate, commercial service for just plain users. AOL was at first being developed in cooperation with Apple, and would have received the name "AppleLink Personal Edition" or some such, along with a subset of AppleLink's capabilities and some consumer-oriented stuff. Apple pulled out and took the AppleLink name with it before AOL was launched.