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Note: bulletin board software written by PG at LANL (8/91)
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To: Paul Coddington <paulc@sccs.syr.edu>
Subject: RE: get 9206073  (9206073)
Status: R

the file you have requested  (interpreted as indicated in above parentheses)
is not currently in the listings. to get a paper, say e.g.
Subject: get 9108001

for a list of files currently available, use `listings', i.e. send a
message with
Subject: listings

(and don't say `get list')
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to help avoid typos, the get command defaults to the current year/month, e.g.
`get 1 2 5'   or   `get 01 2 005'
during 10/91 will automatically prepend 9110's and any necessary zeroes to be 
equivalent to `get 9110001 9110002 9110005'  (and numbers too large for 
current yr/mo, e.g. `get 55' , will have the previous yr/mo prepended, 
giving e.g. `get 9109055'). get also defaults to current year, e.g. `get 9005' 
during 1991 gives `get 9109005' (and months/numbers too large for current year
default to previous year).
mixed formats e.g. `get 1 2 08005 55 harvmac.tex 9109058 2.abs'  also work. 

if the paper you have requested is cross-listed from another bulletin board,
e.g. hep-th/9203021, then you must send mail to that bulletin board, e.g.
To: hep-th@xxx.lanl.gov
Subject: get 9203021

