Computer Privacy Digest V2#022

 Date:       Tue, 02 Mar 93 00:00:16 EST

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From:       Computer Privacy Digest Moderator  <comp-privacy@PICA.ARMY.MIL>

To:         Comp-privacy@PICA.ARMY.MIL

Subject:    Computer Privacy Digest V2#022


Computer Privacy Digest Tue, 02 Mar 93              Volume 2 : Issue: 022


Today's Topics: Moderator: Dennis G. Rears


                          Suspension Of Digest


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Date:     Mon, 1 Mar 93 23:57:11 EST

From:     Computer Privacy List Moderator  <comp-privacy@fender.pica.army.mil>

Subject:  Suspension Of Digest


worse The digest will be suspend{ed until 10 March.  I am currently in

training at HP in Mountain Vew, CA.  The line noiose on my terminal is

terrible.  I can;t{ type more than 5 words without cap appearing

everwhere..    {I am mdialing into a DDN TAC but Its woirse{ than

anything.  Can anyone in the SF bay area give{ me an alternative than

usin{g DDN?


dennis


P.S.  I apologize for this Message.


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End of Computer Privacy Digest V2 #022

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