Re: Monday appointment

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert]

I forgot to ask: you do accept Blue Cross Blue Shield?  You were listed on the 
bcbsma.com web site.

Thanks.

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Got your message.  Dec 23rd sounds fine.  Was 9am an option?  If so, that may 
be better since my partner prefers sleeping in on Mondays :-).

Is there a Monday where 11am would be an option?  That would be ideal because 
my partner needs to get to her job on the green line.

Thanks.

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Date: Mon, 10 Feb 1997 18:20:35 -0800
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 > From: http://www.uclink4.berkeley.edu/~joanl (Joan Lichterman)
 > Date: Mon  Feb 10,  6:03pm
 >
 > Robert, I had sent it as an ASCII (DOS) Text file. I just tried sending it
 > *in* this message, instead of as an attachment, but for some reason -- even
 > though the whole file appeared to be blocked -- only part of the document
 > copied. What format do you want me to use? ASCII generic word processor?
 > Would that make any difference? Please advise.
 > joan

Hmm, that's strange!  It should'da worked.  It may be that there's a bug in
the software I use to convert MIME to plain ASCII...

Regardless, sending it [via an attachment] as a .txt file is best (in
MIME, that's "text/ascii").  Perhaps this is "ASCII generic word
processor", I don't know.  You could try sending it to me again in this
format?

"text/html" also works for me.  However, ".doc" or ".rtf" or any
Mac-oriented formats do not work.  (My e-mail is still Unix because it's
still the most flexible for me...)