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Message no. 1
From: "P. D. Haigh" <ssuhaigh@*******.AC.UK>
Subject: List Files.....
Date: Wed, 19 May 1993 19:06:32 +0100
I was just wondering if all those people that sent me mails can cope with
Anonymous FTP, if I can find a site and upload them there then that will
be much more time friendly to me,

Cheers,
Paul
Message no. 2
From: "P. D. Haigh" <ssuhaigh@*******.AC.UK>
Subject: List Files...
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1993 15:30:59 +0100
This mail is directed to all that wanted a copy of my list files for
Shadowrun II anyone else can hit the 'd' key now. Sorry for the waste of
bandwidth.......

I firstly have to apologise - I have been very snowed under with work
recently and have all sorts of problems at home, etc... This has caused me
not to have the time to upload the zipped file which I created sometime ago.
I have now tried to upload the file to my UNIX account and have hit some
serious technical problems with the PC's and the UNIX machines. It seems
that, at least, for the moment there is no way I can upload the file. Sorry.

I there fore will not be able to distribute the file via email. I
however should, with any luck, be able to upload the file to a FTP site. I
will try soon to upload the file to 'teetot.ascusd.edu' asap.

Another problem is I have lost all of the addresses of the people
who want the file - but since I'm not going to be able to distribute it
via email anyway this is not a problem - just the reason I'm posting to
the net.

Anyway Sorry for getting your hopes up so much,

Cheers,
Paul.

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