X.400 electronic mail

Wilkinson, Carole

doi:10.1049/ecej:19910021

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“…4 The role of the postal user agent is carried out by the local postal station, which is the users' point of entry to the postal system. It is responsible for assisting the user in preparing, say, a letter for submission to the postal message transfer system, which consists of all the postal stations that collectively make up the postal system.…”

Section: Summary Of X400 Recommendationsmentioning

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X.400: The standard for message handling systems

Swain

Tallim²

1990

Library Hi Tech

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X.400, one of the first OSI Application layer standards to be ratified, has generated considerable interest in the computer and telecommunications industry. Software vendors and network service providers are now marketing X.400‐based products. Message handling systems based on X.400 support interpersonal electronic mail services and also provide a generic mechanism for the exchange of information between computer systems. This ability to support information transfer between computer systems is the real contribution of X.400. Telecommunications based on this standard can be applied to library operations such as interlibrary loan, acquisitions and document delivery.

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Section: Summary Of X400 Recommendationsmentioning

confidence: 99%