Ampersand

[Joan Rosen <jrosen@MCIUNIX.MCIU.K12.PA.US>]

This is probably late as I am late in reading LM_NET's postings, but this
is a correction to a posting.

An "ampersand" is not the "at" sign (@), but is the sign for the word
"and": &

Alas, I do not know, besides "at", what @ is called, which was the
origianl question.

Joan

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