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From: John Hanton <silverthorn@cableinet.co.uk>
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Hello,

I know .forward can forward my mail to another account but is there a
way to send it do different mail accounts on different names...

e.g.  Our domain is ukswc.org and the members of staff are
seastorm@ukswc.org, pistol@ukswc.org and pilsner@ukswc.org.  I want
the seastorm one to go go my account, seastorm@cableinet.co.uk, the
pistol one to go to pistol@clara.net and the pilsner one to go to
jcise@enterprise.net.

How do I do this (if it is possible that is?)

John Hanton (UKSWC)