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From: Adrian Chadd <adrian@obiwan.psinet.net.au>
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> 
> What I have is a mail machine, and regular login servers.  users get
> mail via pop from the mail machine where the mail physically resides. 

Physically resides?

Oh well, I suppose you COULD say that if you consider the magnetic
changeds on the disk as "physical".. *grin*

Cya

Adrian