Integrating E-Mail

Integrating E-Mail

From the Intranet to the Internet

Simon Collin

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Collin, S. M. H., 1966?

Integrating E-mail:from the intranet to the Internet/Simon

Collin.

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Includes index.

ISBN 1-55558-198-6 (alk. paper)

1.Electronic mail systems.I.Title.

TK5105.73.C651998

004.692?dc21 98-40472

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