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SEQNET Bulletin RELAY ONLY: reply to SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.BIO
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Author: BIORELAY
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1988 18:02
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From: BIORELAY@BIO.CAM.AC.UK

From:    Georges Ware <Ware@UK.AC.AUCC> 19-FEB-1988 14:13
To:    SEQNET
Subj:    Re: SEQNET
Date:  Fri, 19 Feb 88 14:11 GMT

A NEW INTERNATIONAL ELECTRONIC JOURNAL IN THE UK
------------------------------------------------

A new Bulletin Board, in the form of an electronic
journal, has been set up on the Bristol University Mainframe.
The Journal is open to receive communications on any
scientific subject, but particularly on Molecular Microbiology.

Publication in the Journal is FREE.
Papers submitted will be published IMMEDIATELY they are received.
Papers will NOT be refereed nor Edited before publication.

The Journal should, therefore, prove a rapid and expanding site
for dissemination of information prior to publication through normal
channels.  Papers already accepted for publication elsewhere but
not yet published are welcome.

This Bulletin Board is not a 'chat-show'  and contributions
can not be made directly by authors.


Contributions, which should be more or less in 'journal format',
should be sent EITHER by electronic mail to:
BRUNEP at UK.AC.BRISTOL
OR, by post, as a plain-ASCII text file on
IBM-compatible 360Kb 5.25-inch floppy disc, to:
The Editor, BRUNEP, The Department of Microbiology,
The University of Bristol, BS8 1TD.  U.K.
(Telephone 272-303500)
Contributions in any other form will NOT be accepted.

Papers should preferably be in English, but papers in other European
languages may be submitted.

The Journal can be read by anyone simply by entering the
Bristol Mainframe.

The Computer is connected to the academic network JANET
which can be reached from PSS using the gateway address

23421920014869

Once connected to JANET the address UK.AC.BRISTOL.MULTICS is adequate.
For those needing an absolute address,

00006021000100

should be used, prefixed by a full-stop i.e. .00006021000100


Telephone 'modem' connection is also possible:
272-215401   (300 baud offers direct connection to Multics)

On connection to Multics the following 'banner' will be received.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Multics MR22.0: Avon Universities, Bristol (Channel c.h008)
Load = 38.4 out of 160.0 units: users = 34, 01/06/88  1345.6 gmt Wed
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Users should then type

enter BRUNEP         (the abreviation 'e BRUNEP' may also be used)

No prior registration is necessary, and
USE OF THE JOURNAL IS FREE and SELF-EXPLANATORY.
PAPERS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED TO GET THE JOURNALS GOING!


FURTHER DEATILS CAN BE OBTAINED BY ENTERING THE JOURNAL.
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