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> What kind of useless MUA sticks in "Re: your mail" instead of
> using the REAL Subject:
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> I usually bit-bucket these brain-dead MUA responses.. Comments?

	Pine, I'll admit I was guilty of this one... I wasn't paying 
attention to subject lines when I replied to the original message.


					Rick


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