My advice to remote mail readers like Tom is to get two e-mail accounts.
One for critical communications when traveling and another for forums   
like Technet.
Your sys.mgr. will likely be happy to help or you can use an internet   
services provider
at home and subscribe to Technet there.  I use Juno as a free e-mail   
provider.  They even
have 800 service when the local numbers are not available..
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From:  [log in to unmask][SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent:  Thursday, November 07, 1996 6:48 PM
To:  [log in to unmask]
Subject:  RE: Gen - Job postings

          Hello:
               I know we've been asked to send our messages regarding
          job postings to Melinda, so please forgive me if I add my
          thoughts.  I personally have no issues with job postings,
          and I'm not afraid of headhunters.  I also know that
          scanning or deleting messages is not all that time
          consuming.  My problem is that I am on the road for my job a
          great deal of the time, and the volume of technet mail is
          getting unbearable in terms of phone line time.

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