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Subject:Re: Justifying Internet Access From:Vicki Rosenzweig <murphy!acmcr!vr -at- UUNET -dot- UU -dot- NET> Date:Wed, 18 Aug 1993 09:14:57 EDT
I don't know if it applies in your case, but in my
department, we receive material for publication by
e-mail (from all over the world) as well as by the
postal service, which is worth it if only for what it
saves in re-keying. Again, this mailing list (and
other work-related ones) are resources a lot cheaper
than sending people to conferences. You might also
talk to the person who set up your account, and ask
them to help you with this.
Vicki Rosenzweig
vr%acmcr -dot- uucp -at- murphy -dot- com
