Roger Turk wrote:
>I described e-mail addresses to a friend as being something like a telephone
>number --- the part before the "@" is similar to a telephone number and the
>part after the "@" is like an area code. However, unlike a telephone
number,
>both the number and the area code have to be used at all times.
If you are sending mail to sonmeone that is on the same server you will not
need the part after the @ (or the @ itself IIRC).
I used this a few times to send mail to a friend, remembering "chbr" was
much easier than the whole address - even if it the rest was the same as
mine ;)
But if the program you're sending with is checking for common errors this
migth not work. I'll give it a try with Arachne soon...
//Bernie
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