gopher and finding email addresses

[tracy # - at - # tango.austin.unimelb.edu.au (Tracy Nero)]

 In light of the various comments re finding email addresses the
 following might be of use for people not familiar with using gopher
 to locate email addresses etc.
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 From:   SMTP%" # - at - # netman.plh.af.mil:dorosz # - at - #
 pl9000.plh.af.mil" 29-SEP-1993 11:07:04.47
 To:     "bredesen" <bredesen # - at - # pl9000.plh.af.mil>
 CC:
 Subj:   gopher course- free
 Date: 25 Sep 93 20:56:00 EDT
 From: dorosz # - at - # PL9000.PLH.AF.MIL
 Subject: gopher course- free
 To: "bredesen" <bredesen # - at - # pl9000.plh.af.mil>
 Date:    Sat, 25 Sep 1993 21:05:01 -0400 (EDT)
 From:    DOROSZ # - at - # PL9000.PLH.AF.MIL
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 Subject: gopher course- free
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 NAVIGATING THE INTERNET: LET'S GO GOPHERIN'
 Richard J. Smith and Jim Gerland
 "Navigating the Internet: Let's go Gopherin'" is a two or three
 week, electronic mail, distance education course that will
 introduce the new and intermediate user of the Internet to the
 popular navigating tool--Gopher.
 The Internet Gopher, developed by the University of Minnesota, is
 a  navigating tool that incorporates  basic Internet services
 into one easy-to-use program.  File transfer and remote login are
 simplified by Gopher; Gopher knows the remote machines' Internet
 addresses, thus relieving the user of the tedious chore of
 remembering and entering the sometimes encryptic Internet
 addressing schemes.
 This course will last for two or three weeks and will cover the
 basic connections to a Gopher, look at selected Gopher sites,
 create Gopher "bookmarks", and search "Gopherspace" with the
 help
 of the powerful program--Veronica.
 Information on different types of Gopher clients that are
 available and their primary differences will be explained, and
 installation and maintenance of a Gopher client and server will
 conclude the course.
 The course will consist of e-mail instructions and illustrations
 that can be read and followed, or participants can save the
 information to read at their own pace and location.
 Dates: October 18, 1993 through the beginning of November.
 Costs: Free
 To register for "Navigating the Internet: Let's go Gopherin'"
 sign up to the list gophern by sending an e-mail message to the
 listserv:
 listserv # - at - # ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu
 In the body of the e-mail message enter:
 subscribe gophern Yourfirstname Yourlastname
 This will automatically register you for the course.
 (Note the missing "i and g" in gophering)
 This course is intended for new, novice or intermediate Internet
 users.  You should be able to read and use your e-mail and a
 TCP/IP connection is needed to actually use Gopher.  Those on
 Internet services who do not have full Internet access may not
 receive all the benefits of the course.  Also note that there
 will probably be more than 100 e-mail messages of varying
 lengths.  Please consider your disk space and any e-mail costs
 before registering for the course.
 Richard J. Smith
 smithr # - at - # clp2.clpgh.org
 The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
 Jim Gerland
 gerland # - at - # ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu
 State University of New York at Buffalo
 Academic Services, Computing and Information Technology
 Manager, Network User Support Services
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 Susan
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 Tracy Nero
 University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
 tracy # - at - # tango.austin.unimelb.edu.au