Info-3b2 Digest, Number 18
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Info-3b2 Digest, Number 18
Friday, September 23rd 1988
Today's Topics:
The power of this newsletter is truly amazing.....
Re: The power of this newsletter
Re: mailx
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Date: Thu, 22 Sep 88 18:49:29 BST
Subject: The power of this newsletter is truly amazing.....
From: hoptoad!quaduk!graham (Graham Glen)
Wow, I am impressed by the power of this newsletter, I put in a request for
information regarding the National Instruments GPIB-3B2 card, and the next
day received a reply direct from National Instruments (and I'm in another
continent remember). For those interested, here is what I received:
> To: graham at quaduk.uucp
> Subject: GPIB for 3b2
>
> Mr. Graham Glen
> Technical Manager
> Quadratron Systems Ltd.
>
> Dear Mr. Glen:
>
> I recently received an E-mail message in which you indicated a
> problem in acquiring information on the low-level software interface
> to the National Instruments GPIB-3B2 interface board. If you would
> tell me exactly what type of information you need, I will see that you
> get it.
>
> If you received a User's manual with your interface card, it should
> contain sufficient information to create a device driver. If it does
> not, please contact me. You might also contact:
>
> Digital Automation Associates, Inc.
> 310 Gypsy Lane Road
> Bowling Green, OH 43402
> (419) 352-7526
>
> They sell a number of our GPIB interface boards, including the GPIB-
> 3B2 as tape drive controllers.
>
> If there is any way I or my staff can be of help, please do not
> hesitate to ask.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Larry Anglin
> Applications Engineering Manager
>
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From: len at netsys.COM (Len Rose)
Subject: Re: The power of this newsletter
Date: Thu, 22 Sep 88 23:37:56 EDT
Yes.. It was about time that it came into existence.
There still is an information problem though.. AT&T is
very sensitive about disseminating certain types of info.
Meanwhile the list grows. There are probably enough votes
within the mailing list subscribers to get a 3B2 specific
newsgroup created on the net. I am still interested in this,
and will periodically stir things up. Some people in Europe
are unable to send mail freely but can post within Usenet
itself.
Have a nice weekend.
--
Len Rose - Netsys,Inc.
len at ames.arc.nasa.gov or len at netsys.com
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Subject: Re: mailx
From: netsys!vsi!friedl
More mailx info...
There is a global .mailrc file in /usr/lib/mailx/mailx.rc that
you can stick various options in. We usually change the mailx
prompt, set the pager, etc. so everybody gets these by default
(the user's personal .mailrc overrides any conflicts).
A handy option we use with net.mail is `ignore'. It specifies
header lines that should not be normally displayed, and with
AT&T mail having *so* much cruft at the top of the message, it
cuts down on reading time. This is ours:
ignore In-Reply-To
ignore Message-Version
ignore MTS-Message-ID
ignore Ua-Content-ID
ignore Transport-Options
ignore End-of-Header
ignore Email-Version
ignore Phone
ignore End-of-Protocol
ignore Content-Type
ignore Content-Length
ignore Status
Of course, you can salt to taste.
Steve
---
Steve Friedl V-Systems, Inc. +1 714 545 6442 3B2-kind-of-guy
friedl at vsi.com {backbones}!vsi.com!friedl attmail!vsi!friedl
------[I'm on vacation in Ohio from 26-Sep to 10-Oct 1988]----------
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