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  • 1Terminal Railway Post Office — Terminal railway post offices were sorting facilities which were established by the Railway Mail Service to speed the distribution of parcel post. These offices were usually located in or near railroad stations in major cities or junction points …

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  • 2Mail (application) — Mail Mail 5.0 under Mac OS X Lion Developer(s) Apple Inc …

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  • 3Terminal (XFCE) — Terminal une ins …

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  • 4Terminal (Xfce) — Terminal une instance de Terminal avec 2 onglets …

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  • 5Mail (Unix) — Définition mail est une commande d envoi de courriel pour Unix. Exemples $>mail s Sujet du mail c cc.rider@b.c adresse1@exemple1.com adresse2@exemple2.com Cette ligne enverra un email aux 2 destinataires, plus une copie cachée à cc.rider. Le… …

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  • 6mail (Unix) — mail est une commande d envoi de courriel pour Unix. Elle nécessite au préalable que la résolution de nom soit possible (via le DNS le plus souvent ou plus basiquement via le fichier hosts). Exemples Exemple simple $> mail s Sujet du mail c cc …

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  • 7terminal — A postal processing facility (at an airport mail center/facility or at a railroad or truck terminal) for the consolidation, distribution, and dispatch of mail …

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  • 8terminal charge — The amount charged for services, such as loading and unloading, performed by carriers at an airport mail center/facility and railroad or truck terminal …

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  • 9terminal handling — Any activity to receive, sort, route, and dispatch sacks, pouches, and outsides at an airport mail center/facility and railroad or a truck terminal …

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  • 10terminal dues — The charge levied by the destination country to cover the costs incurred for delivering international mail received. These charges are levied according to Article 49 of the Convention of the Universal Postal Union. (Also see transit charge) …

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