However, if the computer is still using the older address style, the address will have to be rewritten as described in the following section. If electronic mail is sent locally to another BBRC account, the hostname does not need to be included in the address. Frequently, this address format also works for mail from non-Internet computers. However, if this format is rejected by your local computer, please ask the System Manager for that computer how to address mail to a computer on the Internet. Sending Mail to Other Computers Mail addresses are handled differently depending on whether or not the destination computer has been given a domain-stylename yet.
All Internet sites have domain-stylenames.
For information on networks not listed below, please contact the BMBBnet Consultant. Internet Mail Mail to other Internet nodes is addressed using the standard Internet hostname for the destination computer. If the address is entered in the original order, the .janet extension needs to be appended. Please contact the consultant to obtain the new name. 7.4.1 Interactive use of elm - A quick tutorial Upon entry to the program, the main screen will be displayed which contains a list of letters you have received.