Among the many other things I should set up some day, I could set up a 
way to mail request for stories to an autoresponder.  For example, you 
mail wliia@ranma.net, and you get mailed back a copy of Who's Life Is It, 
Anyway.  (Don't try this yet, you'll just send it to me)  What do you 
think?  Good idea?  Bad idea?


On Thu, 2 Nov 1995, Andrew Stodden wrote:

Hey, my story now has it's own ARCHIVE! (Well, actually, it's DaR's archive.)

ftp to 'ghost.res.cmu.edu'
login: anonymous
password: <email@your.address.srv>

The directory is 'pub/users/eos/'

The file names are:

Whos_life.text.txt   <- For all you unix people, cr to cr/lf converted
Whos_life.MStext.bin <- For MS-DOS/Win3 people, get in binary mode.
Whos_life.word7.doc  <- For Word/Win95 people, original word document.

These are updated a bit from the last post, have a new commercial at the 
end, and are line wrapped for 80 column screens. 


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"Infinity happens twice a day, and you eat the impossible for breakfast!"
Me, trying to convince my friend to help with a project.
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