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   A little while ago I put out a short message to BIOSCI lists  about
   a book called Biocomputing tutorial by Reinhard Doelz.  This is a
   note to inform all the people that contacted me that  the book has
   now arrived from the printers. Many thanks to the  international
   community who have requested copies. 

   I have made up a seperate distribution list, and all those who
   requested more information should check out their mailboxes at the
   begining of next week... when I will give the Goodnews/Badnews
   about prices.

   I have set up a NEW mailbox to handle enquires. The last time many
   people did not leave me any postal address... which makes it rather
   difficult to send anything to them. The new mailbox address is:

                    BIOCOM@COM.CSC.FI

   I thought it best to standardize the input so that it will be
   easier for me to deal with the posting... Fill in your own
   particular details. This applies to EVERYONE who wants a copy of
   the book... regardless of whether or not they sent their address to
   the old TUTORIAL address.  (I would like to get all the information
   in one place, at the moment is is scattered about on 3 different
   machines depending on where people have sent mail to...)

NAME:           _____________________________________________
POSTAL ADDRESS: _____________________________________________
                _____________________________________________
                _____________________________________________
COUNTRY:        _____________________________________________

E-MAIL:         _____________________________________________
FAX:            _____________________________________________
PHONE:          _____________________________________________

NUMBER OF COPIES    [  ]

   The book by the way looks delicious, and weighs in at a little over
   800 gm... That is 281 pages, that deals mainly with the GCG package
   but also briefly covers international networking, file servers,
   EMBnet services, primary, secondary, and special databases and much
   much more. How can you live without this book? It's so good I might
   have written it myself :-)  

   Best regards

   Rob Harper

   P.S. I suppose lots of you will be asking what do I get out of all
   this... well I can tell you plainly... A HUGE HEADACHE....