Man's yesterday may ne'er be like his morrow; Naught may endure but Mutability. - Percy Shelley
Perhaps our biggest obstacle with this project is the fact that a portion of our potential audience does not have direct access to the international network and cannot access our WWW server material -- either directly (via a client 'browser' like Netscape) or indirectly (by telnetting to our computer and using our 'friends' account).
We have just recently completed implementation of an email gateway so that subscribers to the FRIENDS listserver can now obtain information from the WWW server by submitting email requests.
The directions for doing this are as follows:
- Send a message to fp@solar.ncsa.uiuc.edu with the
following format:
send http://solar.ncsa.uiuc.edu/friends/home.html
- In return, you will receive via email the requested document. The only
portion of this command line that you will want to modify is the
"http://solar.ncsa.uiuc.edu/friends/home.html" portion.
Our thanks to John Gerber for making this nice facility possible.
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Natasha Bulashova, Greg Cole
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Make sure to visit the Project Harmony web site. This is one of the best organizations involved in US, Russian exchange - and they've been at it for a long time (since the days when US and Russian exchange was limited mainly to music and performing arts). Colleen Halley does a super job with their site (and with the Internet School Linkages Program).
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