Theos-Talk Archives (January 1998 Message tt00143)

At 09:55 AM 1/16/98 -0500, you wrote:
>M K Ramadoss wrote:
>
>> At 12:51 AM 1/16/1998 -0500, you wrote:
>> >M K Ramadoss wrote:
>> >
>> >> >    If anybody wishes to reach Mr. Gomes in person, he is the librarian
>> at the
>> >> >New York Theosophical Society. By email, he can be reached at
>> nyts@dorsai.org
>> >> (I
>> >> >will make certain he receives any email addressed to him.
>> >> >
>> >> >    Bart Lidofsky
>> >>
>> >> Does Mr. Gomes have a e-mail address of his own?
>> >
>> >    Not as far as I know.
>> >
>> >    Bart Lidofsky
>>
>> If he has access to a 386 machine with windows and a modem, he may want to
>> get a free e-mail account set up with Juno. It is free and does not need a
>> Internet Service Provider. I am sure he has access to some kind of computer
>> resource and as an author should be using some word processing software.
>>
>> Please pass this on to him. I would like to get his response.
>
>    He has access, and had been offered this in the past. He does not take
>advantage of this, however, so I take care of his email correspondence. I
>asssume that he prefers to let me act as his secretary, but I cannot speak for
>him.
>
>    Bart Lidofsky
>

Thanks for the info. In any case, please pass on my msg to him. If he does
not want direct access to e-mail, then it is his choice.

Personally speaking, as an entrepreneur and self-employed business person, I
use mail, fax, e-mail in my personal and business matters and has found to
be very useful and cost and time effective. As a matter of fact, I ended up
with multiple e-mail addresses and has helped me when one of the ISPs had a
severe problem with their hardware.

mkr