From: L.BERTSCHINGER@CGNET.COM ("L. Bertschinger, CIMMYT")
Newsgroups: bionet.users.addresses
Subject: Re: Wanted, address for CIMMYT, Mexico
Date: 7 Jan 93 13:47:40 GMT
Distribution: bionet

>From:	IN%"@CGNET.COM:samodena@csemail.cropsci.ncsu.edu"  "samodena"     7-JAN-1993 00:01
>To:	IN%"@CGNET.COM:bionauts@net.bio.net"  "bionauts"
>CC:	
>Subj:	RE: Wanted, address for CIMMYT, Mexico
>
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>Date: 07 Jan 1993 04:59:15 +0000 (GMT)
>From: samodena <@CGNET.COM:samodena@csemail.cropsci.ncsu.edu> (S. A. Modena)
>Subject: RE: Wanted, address for CIMMYT, Mexico
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>To: bionauts <@CGNET.COM:bionauts@net.bio.net>
>
>In article <1993Jan5.032543.5536@grace.cri.nz> srchopr@chv.lincoln.cri.nz writes:
>>Gidday,
>>
>>I am trying to find an internet address for
>
>This is a case where a FAX may be most productive for initializing the
>contact.
>
>>
>>Dr Mujeeb Kazi
>>Wide Crossing program
>>CIMMYT
>>Lisboa 27
>>Apdo Postral 6-641
>>06600 MEXICO DF
>
>The above address is a mail drop, because it can be days/weeks faster to
>have a mailbox in Mexico City and a courier twice a day to the
>administrative and research headquarters at El Batan outside of Texcoco,
>Ed. de Mexico...where this person most likely is situated.
>
>The El Batan FAX number is:  011-525-954-1069

Actually 52 is the country code, 595 the city code and 41069 the FAX number.

>                             ***
>The stars are the international AT&T access code if dialed in the USA, so
>you may have to substitute something from NZ.  This is an attended, central
>FAX number and the FAX will be routed to Mujeed the same day if on campus.
>
>The voice telephone number is: 011-525-954-2100, which is answered by
>people who speak Spanish and *English* well.  Ask for this person,
>and the extension will be dialed (ask the operator for the extension,
>just for your information).  Mexico is 6 hours later (trailing) GMT.
>
>If Moujeeb Kazi has an email account (not guarenteed), it would be
>addessed thus:  MKAZI%CGNET@INTERMAIL.ISI.EDU.  The intermail address
>is a gateway that serves about twenty international research facilities
>such as CIMMYT in Mexico and IRRI....so if the person does *not* have
>an email account registered with the CGNET Gateway, there is no way
>the robot will know *which* country/institution to route it to.

Intermail services have been working until sometime in 1992. The
address would now be:

CIMMYT@CGNET.COM.

A. Mujeeb-Kazi does not have a personal Internet address so far but
through above address, andy message will be internally routed to him
the same day.

>........

>>
>>Thanks,
>>Sue Knight                      KNIGHTS@CHV.LINCOLN.CRI.NZ
>>Crop & Food Research,
>>Lincoln, NEW ZEALAND
>
>Hope this info helps.

So do I.

>
>Steve
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Good luck.
__________________
Lukas Bertschinger, Virologist
CIMMYT, Apdo Postal 6-641, 06600 Mexico, D. F., Mexico
Tels. (595) 42100/42011; Fax (595) 41069
E-mail (Internet): l.bertschinger@cgnet.com; (Cgnet): l.bertschinger
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