1 CREATE

  In  this  mode the user can create distribution  list 
  (permanent  or temporary) for use in sending mail  to 
  remote  mail systems. 

  When  in this mode the user has a 'To:'  prompt.   At 
  this prompt the user may enter any character  string.  
  The character string is first compared with the legal 
  commands  available in the CREATE mode.

  If  the  string does not  match any of the  commands, 
  then  it  is checked for an exact match  to  a  known 
  LIFENET user-id.  If it matches the  LIFENET user-id, 
  then   that   user-id  is  placed  in  a    temporary 
  distribution list for the user to send mail.  (If the 
  string contain an asterisk the string is NOT  checked 
  for an exact match of a known LIFENET user-id.)  

  Finally  if  the  string did not  match  any  of  the 
  LIFENET    user-id's,   it  is  matched  against  all 
  possible occurances  in the LIFENET on-line  database 
  (consisting of a cross  reference between user-id and 
  full name). Any matches are  displayed in a menu type 
  operation  so  that the user may  select the  correct 
  user-id to send mail.   If no matches  are found,  or 
  no  selections made,  then the program  returns   the 
  user to the 'To:' prompt. 
2 .BUILD

  This command allows the user to build a  distribution 
  list.   The  user may also tell the program to either 
  initialize a  distribution list with the contents  of 
  another  distribution list or, append the contents of 
  a  list  to an  already existing  distribution  list.  
  The  source  distribution list may be either local to 
  the user or from  the system distribution directory. 

  The  user  will be prompted for a name  to  call  the  
  distribution  list.   This name must be unique to his 
  local  distribution list directory. 

         Syntax:  BUILD [/qualifiers] build-name
3 USE   

  This qualifier tells the RMAIL program that the  user  
  wishes  to initialize his distribution list with  the  
  contents of a pre-existing distribution list. 

  The  user  will  be  prompted for  the  name  of  the 
  distribution  list to be used. 

  This  qualifier is not valid in conjunction with  the 
  APPEND  qualifier. 

        Syntax:  BUILD/USE build-name
4 QUERY

  Allows  the  user to decide if the  distribution-list 
  entry   will be used in the distribution  list  being 
  Built.

        Syntax:  BUILD/USE/QUERY build-name
3 APPEND

  This  qualifier tells the RMAIL program that the user  
  wishes to append a distribution list to the  contents 
  of  the currently being built distribution list or to 
  the   contents  of a pre-existing distribution  list.  
  If  the  user  is currently building  a  distribution 
  list,  then  the append  is to the list being  built.  
  If the user is not currently  building a distribution 
  list,  then  the append can be  between any two  pre-
  existing distribution list.

  The  user  will  be  prompted for  the  name  of  the 
  distribution  list to be used. 

  This  qualifier is not valid in conjunction with  the 
  USE  qualifier. 

        Syntax:  BUILD/APPEND build-name

3 LIST  

  Allows  the  user to see what  information  is  being 
  appended    to   the  distribution  list,   or   what 
  information   the    distribution   list   is   being 
  initialized with. 

  By default, in the CREATE mode, when the BUILD option 
  is   turned on,  any selected user identification  is 
  added to  the new distribution file. 

        Syntax:  BUILD/APPEND/LIST build-name
        or       BUILD/USE/SYSTEM/LIST build-name

3 SYSTEM

  Allows the user to select distribution files  located 
  in   the system distribution directory for  appending 
  or  initializing. 

        Syntax:  BUILD/APPEND/SYSTEM build-name
        or       BUILD/USE/SYSTEM build-name

2 .CLEAR

  Clears  the  temporary  distribution  list  from  the 
  system so  that the user can start over with  another 
  temporary   distribution list.   The file  containing 
  the  entries  made to the temporary distribution list 
  is physically  deleted from the users work space  and 
  cannot  be  recovered.   If the entries made  to  the 
  temporary  distribution  list  need to  be  retained, 
  then the user should use the 'SAVE'  command prior to 
  the 'CLEAR' command.

        Syntax:         CLEAR
2 .COMMAND

   Allows the user to see a list of available commands.

2 .DELETE

  Closes  and  clears the distribution  list  currently 
  being   built as a   result of the user invoking  the 
  BUILD command  while in CREATE mode. 

        Syntax:  DELETE

3 USE  

  Allows  you  to delete a distribution list  that  has 
  been   FILED to the users personal distribution  list 
  directory.   To see a list of the distribution lists, 
  use the command  DIR at the command prompt. 

        Syntax:  DELETE/USE

        The program will then prompt for the file to delete.

2 .DIRECTORY

  Provides  a mechanism for reviewing the  distribution 
  list   that  the  user has created over a  period  of 
  time. 

        Syntax:  DIR
3 DOCUMENT

  Allows  the user to see any permanent documents  that 
  are  stored in his local RMAIL directory.   These are 
  files   with '.LIS' or '.DOC' extensions on  the  VAX 
  system.

        Syntax:  DIR/DOC
3 SYSTEM 

  Provides  a mechanism for reviewing distribution list 
  that   are available in the system distribution  list 
  directory.

        Syntax:  DIR/SYSTEM
2 .EXIT

  Exit from the current command level.   From the  'RM' 
  prompt   this  causes  the user to  leave  the  RMAIL 
  program  and return  to the LIFENET MAIL menu.   From 
  the  'To:' prompt this   causes the RMAIL program  to 
  return to the 'RM' prompt level.
2 .FILE

  Closes the distribution list being built by the BUILD 
  command  and makes an entry in the users distribution 
  list  directory.   The  user will be prompted  for  a 
  description to associate with  the distribution  list 
  being filed.

2 .HELP

  Invokes the RMAIL Help facility.
2 .LIST

  List  the contents of the temporary distribution list   
  buffer.   The  buffer  contains the last  20  user-id   
  selections made while in the CREATE command mode.  If 
  the  user wishes to see all of the  selections  made,  
  then he must use the /ALL qualifier.

        Syntax:         LIST
3 USE

  Allows the user to see the contents of a distribution  
  list that was saved on a previous ocassion.

        Syntax:         LIST/USE
3 SYSTEM

  Allows the user to see the contents of a distribution  
  list that is maintained by the system.

        Syntax:         LIST/SYSTEM
3 ALL   

  Allows  the  user to see all the CREATE mode  user-id   
  selections  made when the total number of  selections  
  exceeds 20.

        Syntax:         LIST/ALL
2 .MANUAL

  Allows  the user to generate addresses for users  not 
  in the  system on-line database.   The user must know 
  the network,   node-id,  and user-name for the remote 
  addressee.   While  in   this  mode,  the  user  will 
  interface   with  a  menu  that  will   request   the 
  information needed in order to complete the   foreign 
  address.   The MANUAL menu allows users to send  mail 
  to ARPANET,  BITNET,  JANET/EARN,  JUNET, GTE/TELENET  
  SYSTEMS, and to other system connected to SPAN.
2 .QUIT

  Same  as EXIT except that any temporary  distribution 
  file  that is open will be deleted prior to exiting.
2 .SAVE

  Allows the user to save a temporary distribution list 
  as a  permanent distribution list.   The user will be 
  prompted   for the name of the new distribution  list 
  and   its  associated   discription  for  the   users 
  distribution list directory.
2 .SET

  Allows  the  user to set various features within  the 
  RMAIL  program.   These features include the type  of 
  terminal,   and  the  type of editor to be  used  (if 
  any).

3 TERMINAL

  Allows  the user to select the type of terminal he is 
  using.   for  ANSI terminals or VT100  terminals  the 
  command is:

                        SET TERM VT100

  To reverse the affect of the VT100 terminal setting:

                        SET TERM NONE
3 EDIT

  There are three choices of editor allowed by the RMAIL
  program.  They are:  NONE, EDT, and TPU.

                NONE:  Turns off any edittor selection.                       
                       The  users  is only  allowed  to                       
                       compose  messages by entering  a                       
                       line  at  a time,  and  previous 
                       lines entered cannot be edited.

                EDT:   Allows  the user to use the  VAX                       
                       EDT  full  screen  editor.   The                       
                       terminal must be set as a VT100.

                TPU:   Allows  the user to use the  VAX                       
                       Text Processing  Utility.   This 
                       is  a full screen  editor.   The 
                       terminal must be set as a VT100.
2 .SHOW

  Allows  the  user  to see  the  current  settings  of 
  various  parameters within the RMAIL program.   These 
  parameters   include  all  those set  using  the  SET 
  command,  and  whether   or not the BUILD command  is 
  currently turned on.
2 .USE

  While in the CREATE command level this instructs  the  
  program  to  add  the name contained in  a  permanent  
  distribution list to the temporary distribution  list  
  and/or the distribution list being BUILT currently.
3 LIST   

  Tells  the program to list the entries being added to 
  the  temporary distribution list by the program.   By 
  default   this option is not enabled so as  to  limit 
  output to a  users terminal of information he already 
  knows.
3 QUERY

  Allows   the  user  to  select  the  entries  to  the 
  temporary   distribution list or to the  distribution 
  list being BUILT.
3 SYSTEM 

  Allows the user to select distribution list contained  
  in   the  system  distribution  list  directory   for 
  inclusion   into the program  temporary  distribution 
  list or the  current distribution being BUILT.

1 REMOTE_MAIL

  Provides  a  standard interface to for  LIFENET  user 
  community   for  the  purpose  of  sending  mail   to 
  divergent LIFENET users on different mail networks.

  Allows the user to create distribution list,  compose 
  messages,  and  then distribute the  messages  across 
  such networks as ARPANET, BITNET, SPAN, GTE TELENET,
  JANET/EARN, AND JUNET (JAPAN).
2 CLEAR

  Clears  the  temporary  distribution  list  from  the 
  system so  that the user can start over with  another 
  temporary   distribution list.   The file  containing 
  the  entries  made to the temporary distribution list 
  is physically  deleted from the users work space  and 
  cannot  be  recovered.   If the entries made  to  the 
  temporary  distribution  list  need to  be  retained, 
  then the user should use the 'SAVE'  command prior to 
  the 'CLEAR' command.

        Syntax:         CLEAR
2 COMMAND

  Allows the user to see a list of commands available.

2 COMPOSE

  Places  the  user  in  the  message  entry  mode   of 
  operation.   In this mode the user enters the message 
  that he intends to send to another lifenet user.

          example:  COMPOSE
3 EDIT

  This  qualifier  allows the user to tell the  program 
  that the user wishes to use one of the two available
  editors.   The users terminal must be designated as a 
  VT100 terminal in order to use this option.

          example:  COMPOSE/EDIT
2 CREATE

  In  this  mode the user can create distribution  list 
  (permanent  or temporary) for use in sending mail  to 
  remote  mail systems. 

  When  in this mode the user has a 'To:'  prompt.   At 
  this prompt the user may enter any character  string.  
  The character string is first compared with the legal 
  commands  available in the CREATE mode.

  If  the  string does not  match any of the  commands, 
  then  it  is checked for an exact match  to  a  known 
  LIFENET user-id.  If it matches the  LIFENET user-id, 
  then   that   user-id  is  placed  in  a    temporary 
  distribution list for the user to send mail.  (If the 
  string contain an asterisk the string is NOT  checked 
  for an exact match of a known LIFENET user-id.)  

  Finally  if  the  string did not  match  any  of  the 
  LIFENET    user-id's,   it  is  matched  against  all 
  possible occurances  in the LIFENET on-line  database 
  (consisting of a cross  reference between user-id and 
  full name). Any matches are  displayed in a menu type 
  operation  so  that the user may  select the  correct 
  user-id to send mail.   If no matches  are found,  or 
  no  selections made,  then the program  returns   the 
  user to the 'To:' prompt. 

          example:  CREATE [/qualifiers]
3 BUILD

  This   qualifier   allows  the  user   to   build   a 
  distribution  list.  The user will be prompted for  a 
  name to call the  distribution list.   This name must 
  be unique to his local  distribution list directory. 

         Syntax:  CREATE/BUILD
3 CLEAR

  Tells the program to clear the temporary distribution 
  list contents when entering the create mode.   If the 
  user  does not issue the CLEAR qualifier and he has a 
  previously  unused temporary  distribution  list,  he 
  will be asked how to dispose of the temporary list.

          example:  CREATE/CLEAR
3 MANUAL

  This  qualifier  places the user  directly  into  the 
  MANUAL  mode menu.   When he leaves that menu he will 
  then be returned to the CREATE mode 'To:' prompt.

  Allows  the user to generate addresses for users  not 
  in the  system on-line database.   The user must know 
  the network,   node-id,  and user-name for the remote 
  addressee.   While  in   this  mode,  the  user  will 
  interface   with  a  menu  that  will   request   the 
  information  needed in order to complete the  foreign 
  address.   The MANUAL menu allows users to send  mail 
  to ARPANET,  BITNET,  JANET/EARN,  JUNET, GTE/TELENET  
  SYSTEMS, and to other system connected to SPAN.

          example:  CREATE/MANUAL
3 USE  

  This  qualifier tells the RMAIL program that the user  
  wishes  to initialize his distribution list with  the  
  contents of a pre-existing distribution list. 

  The  user  will  be  prompted for  the  name  of  the 
  distribution  list to be used. 

        Syntax:         CREATE/USE
4 LIST 

  Allows  the  user to see what  information  is  being 
  appended    to   the  distribution  list,   or   what 
  information   the    distribution   list   is   being 
  initialized with. 

  By default, in the CREATE mode, when the BUILD option 
  is   turned on,  any selected user identification  is 
  added to  the new distribution file. 

        Syntax:         CREATE/USE/LIST
4 SYSTEM

  Allows the user to select distribution files  located 
  in     the   system   distribution   directory    for 
  initializing a  distribution list.

        Syntax:         CREATE/USE/SYSTEM
2 DELETE

  Closes  and  clears the distribution  list  currently 
  being   built as a   result of the user invoking  the 
  BUILD command  while in CREATE mode. 

        Syntax:  DELETE

3 USE  

  Allows  you  to delete a distribution list  that  has 
  been   FILED to the users personal distribution  list 
  directory.   To see a list of the distribution lists, 
  use the command  DIR at the command prompt. 

        Syntax:  DELETE/USE

        The program will then prompt for the file to delete.
2 DIRECTORY

  Provides  a mechanism for reviewing the  distribution 
  list   that  the  user has created over a  period  of 
  time. 

        Syntax:  DIR
3 DOCUMENT

  Allows  the user to see any permanent documents  that 
  are  stored in his local RMAIL directory.   These are 
  files   with '.LIS' or '.DOC' extensions on  the  VAX 
  system.

        Syntax:  DIR/DOC
3 SYSTEM 

  Provides  a mechanism for reviewing distribution list 
  that   are available in the system distribution  list 
  directory.

        Syntax:  DIR/SYSTEM
2 EXIT

  Exit from the current command level.   From the  'RM' 
  prompt   this  causes  the user to  leave  the  RMAIL 
  program  and return  to the LIFENET MAIL menu.   From 
  the  'To:' prompt this   causes the RMAIL program  to 
  return to the 'RM' prompt level.

          example:  EXIT
2 FILE

  Closes the distribution list being built by the BUILD 
  command  and makes an entry in the users distribution 
  list  directory.   The  user will be prompted  for  a 
  description to associate with  the distribution  list 
  being filed.

          example:  FILE
2 HELP

  Invokes the RMAIL Help facility.
2 LIST

  List  the contents of the temporary distribution list   
  buffer.   The  buffer  contains the last  20  user-id   
  selections made while in the CREATE command mode.  If 
  the  user wishes to see all of the  selections  made,  
  then he must use the /ALL qualifier.

        Syntax:         LIST
3 USE

  Allows the user to see the contents of a distribution  
  list that was saved on a previous ocassion.

        Syntax:         LIST/USE
3 SYSTEM

  Allows the user to see the contents of a distribution  
  list that is maintained by the system.

        Syntax:         LIST/SYSTEM
3 ALL   

  Allows  the  user to see all the CREATE mode  user-id   
  selections  made when the total number of  selections  
  exceeds 20.

        Syntax:         LIST/ALL
2 MENU

  Provides a menu driven interface to the RMAIL program.

2 QUIT

  Same  as EXIT except that any temporary  distribution 
  file  that is open will be deleted prior to exiting.

          example:  QUIT
2 SAVE

  Allows the user to save a temporary distribution list 
  as a  permanent distribution list.   The user will be 
  prompted   for the name of the new distribution  list 
  and   its  associated   discription  for  the   users 
  distribution list directory.

          example:  SAVE
2 SEND

  Sends  a  message to a distribution list  of  LIFENET 
  users.   The  message can be created either with  the 
  COMPOSE  command  or can be uploaded to  the  LIFENET 
  system and referenced by the SEND command as follows:

         SEND [filename] [/qualifiers]

  Where the filename is the file that was upload to the 
  LIFENET  system.   If a no filename is referenced  by 
  the  SEND  command then the program assumes that  the 
  file composed during the current session is the  file 
  to be sent out for distribution.
3 SUBJECT

  The  SUBJECT  qualifier allows the user to specify  a 
  subject  for  the message being sent.   The  user  is 
  prompted  for the subject of the message  regardless, 
  if  the  SUBJECT was not specified during  a  current 
  COMPOSE session.

          example:  SEND/SUBJECT="string"
3 USE 

  Tells the program to use a specific distribution list 
  rather  than  a temporary distribution  list.   If  a 
  temporary  distribution list was never created,  then 
  the program will prompt for a distribution list name.

          example:  SEND/USE
3 SYSTEM

  Tells  the program to use a SYSTEM distribution  list 
  should  the USE qualifier be specified.   The  SYSTEM 
  distribution   list   directory  is   used   if   the 
  distribution  list  specified  by the  USE  qualifier 
  cannot  be  found  in the  users  local  distribution 
  directory.

          example:  SEND/USE/SYSTEM
2 SET

  Allows  the  user to set various features within  the 
  RMAIL  program.   These features include the type  of 
  terminal,   and  the  type of editor to be  used  (if 
  any).

3 TERMINAL

  Allows  the user to select the type of terminal he is 
  using.   for  ANSI terminals or VT100  terminals  the 
  command is:

                        SET TERM VT100

  To reverse the affect of the VT100 terminal setting:

                        SET TERM NONE
3 EDIT

  There  are  three  choices of editor allowed  by  the 
  RMAIL  program.  They are:  NONE, EDT, and TPU.

                NONE:  Turns off any edittor selection.                       
                       The  users  is only  allowed  to                       
                       compose  messages by entering  a                       
                       line  at  a time,  and  previous 
                       lines entered cannot be edited.

                EDT:   Allows  the user to use the  VAX                       
                       EDT  full  screen  editor.   The                       
                       terminal must be set as a VT100.

                TPU:   Allows  the user to use the  VAX                       
                       Text Processing  Utility.   This 
                       is  a full screen  editor.   The 
                       terminal must be set as a VT100.

           example:  SET EDIT EDT
3 SEARCH

  The  SEARCH  setting allows the user  to  change  the 
  method  that the RMAIL program searches for the  user 
  identifications  of  persons  to be included  in  the 
  distribution  list.  There are two choices of  search 
  allowed by the RMAIL program.  They are as follows:

                NONE:  Tells  the  program  to   search 
                       first for a userid match.   If a 
                       match  occurs,  then it  returns 
                       for      the      next      user 
                       identification.   If   no  match 
                       occurs, then it searches for all 
                       occurances  of  the  string  and 
                       displays  those occurances in  a 
                       menu  selection  format 9  at  a 
                       time.

                ALL:   Forces  the  RMAIL  program   to 
                       always search for all occurances 
                       of  the  string and  to  display 
                       those   occurances  in  a   menu 
                       selection format.
2 SHOW

  Allows  the  user  to see  the  current  settings  of 
  various  parameters within the RMAIL program.   These 
  parameters   include  all  those set  using  the  SET 
  command,  and  whether   or not the BUILD command  is 
  currently turned on.

	Available options are:

		ALL:   Show all options that are setable
                       within the RMAIL program

                TERM:  Show only the current Terminal type.

                EDIT:  Show only the type editor selected.

                SEAR:  Show  only how the program  will 
                       search for user identifications.
1 MANUAL

  The  RMAIL program is capable of sending mail to  the 
  following  type  of electronic mail  systems.   These 
  mail   systems   are  the  only   systems   currently 
  documented as accessible from the SPAN network.
  
2 ARPANET

  ARPANET  is  the civilian extension  of  MILNET.   It 
  provides   a  network  for  universities  and   other 
  institutions working on DOD research projects.   Mail 
  access  to  ARPANET  is provided  via  the  following 
  routing centers:

     SAN DIEGO SUPER COMPUTER, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
     GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, MARYLAND
     JET PROPULSION LABORATORY, CALIFORNIA (NEAR LOS-ANGELES)
     STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA (NEAR SAN FRANSICO)
2 BITNET

  BITNET  provides a network for universities and other 
  institutions  working  on common research  (non  DOD) 
  projects.   Mail access to BITNET is provided via the 
  following routing centers:

     SAN DIEGO SUPER COMPUTER, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
     GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, MARYLAND
     JET PROPULSION LABORATORY, CALIFORNIA (NEAR LOS-ANGELES)
     STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA (NEAR SAN FRANSICO)

  In  addition  a  Japanese  computer  (node  KEK)   is 
  available  on  Bitnet  via  the  Stanford  University 
  routing center.
2 COMPUTER SCIENCE NETWORKS

  These  networks  are available as extensions  of  the 
  existing  SPAN  network.   Mail is sent  via  special 
  gateways provided by the sponsoring routing center.

      AUSTRALIAN COMPUTER SCIENCE NETWORK 
        GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, MARYLAND
	JET PROPULSION LABORATORY, CALIFORNIA

      U.S. COMPUTER SCIENCE NETWORK
        JET PROPULSION LABORATORY, CALIFORNIA

      SAN DIEGO SUPER COMPUTER NETWORK.

      DFN (WEST GERMANY) 
        JET PROPULSION LABORATORY, CALIFORNIA

2 JANET_EARN (EUROPEAN BITNET)

  JANET   (Great   Britain)   and  EARN  (Europe)   are 
  extensions of BITNET into the European Common  Market 
  countries.

      GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, MARYLAND
      JET PROPULSION LABORATORY, CALIFORNIA (NEAR LOS-ANGELES)
      STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA (NEAR SAN FRANSICO)

      In addition the JANET/EARN networks can be reached
      via the STANFORD routing center on Bitnet.

2 JAPANESE UNIVERSITY NETWORK

  The  Japanese University Network is the extension  of 
  BITNET  into the Japanese University Computer system.  
  The  following  NASA Centers provide routing  to  the 
  Japanese network:

      AMES RESEARCH CENTER
      JET PROPULSION (RELAY TO CS NET)

2 MAGNETIC FUSION ENERGY NETWORK

  The  following  centers provide MAIL routing  to  the 
  MAGNETIC FUSION ENERGY NETWORK.

      SAN DIEGO SUPER COMPUTER, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
      GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, MARYLAND
      JET PROPULSION LABORATORY, CALIFORNIA (NEAR LOS-ANGELES)

2 SPACE PHYSICS NETWORK

  This  is the primary network that the  RMAIL  program 
  was  written  to address.   The RMAIL program  allows 
  users  on this network to address mail to  all  other 
  networks.   However,  some  of the addressing to  the 
  nodes  on  the  SPAN  network is such  that  we  have 
  created  different addressing codes for  the  various 
  mail  systems.   The following is a list of the  mail 
  systems supported.

      UPPER ATMOSPHERE RESEARCH SATELLITE NETWORK

      CANADIAN, EXTENSION OF SPAN (DAN)

      HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS NETWORK

      NASA/JSC ALL-IN-ONE INTERFACE

          This  provides  a mechanism for sending  mail 
          directly to a ALL-IN-ONE user located at JSC.

      NASA/JSC PROFS INTERFACE

          This  provides an mechanism for sending  mail 
          to the IBM Profs system located at JSC.

      TEXAS UNIVERSITY NETWORK.

          (THENET)  is a network of computers  run  for 
          the benefit of the Texas Universities.   Most 
          of  these  computers  are also on  BITNET  or 
          ARPANET  as  well.    THENET  has  a  special 
          routing capacity via a router located at JSC, 
          and interface nodes located at Austin.

       NASA SPACE PHYSICS ANALYSIS NETWORK (SPAN)

          SPAN  consists of Digital Equipment  Corpora
          tion Computers networked together.   The net
          work  includes  computers at all  major  NASA 
          centers.  (AMES, JPL, GODDARD, MARSHALL, JSC, 
          KSC,   ...)   Plus  additional  computers  at 
          various  universities associated  with  SPACE 
          PHYSICS   projects   throughout  the   United 
          States,  Canada, and Europe are also directly 
          addressable on the network.   A complete list 
          of computer nodes,  and their locations would 
          be   too   volumnous  to  include   in   this 
          description.

2 TELENET

  AMES  Research Center provides a gateway for  sending 
  mail to the GTE/Telenet world-wide mail systems.

      The following mail systems are the most common of 
      the Telenet mail  systems:   NASAMAIL,  TELEMAIL, 
      GSFCMAIL, TM11, OMNINET.

      Other US Telenet systems are available,  but must 
      be properly addressed to use the Telenet Internet 
      addressing.     RMAIL   supports   the   Internet 
      addressing  provided the name of the mail  system 
      is provided by the user.

      Foreign  Telenet  connections are also  available 
      and   also   must  use   the   Telenet   Internet 
      addressing.   RMAIL  supports  the addressing  of 
      mail to the foreign Telenet mail systems provided 
      the name of the Foreign mail service is  provided 
      by the user.

2 OBSERVATORIES

     UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY, CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND 
        GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (MARYLAND)

     UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND 
	MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (ALABAMA)
	GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (MARYLAND)

     ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN OBSERVATORY AT EPPING 
	MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (ALABAMA)
	GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (MARYLAND)

     CERRO TOLOLO INTER-AMERICAN OBSERVATORY, SANTIAGO, CHILE 
	MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (ALABAMA)
	GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (MARYLAND)
