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A solution used by some mailhosts is to support the % character, suppressing resolution of any other part of the address until one or the other side of the % is used as the forwarding address. The next site then deals with the now "normal" address for its network. However, implementation of this seems to be also undefined. -lar Lar Kaufman Beneath a hill, low in the drowsy willows, lark at walden.com A hundred frogs invisible and clear Running Linux Have propped themselves on green convenient pillows BUSL '98 To blow their flutes and say that spring is near. -E.B. White
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