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1 total messages Started by Graham A Stephen Tue, 03 Nov 1992 13:53
String Matching Report
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Author: Graham A Stephen
Date: Tue, 03 Nov 1992 13:53
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Woe is me!  Having recently given out information on how to 
obtain the String Matching Report via ftp from venus.sees.bangor.ac.uk,
I returned from a week away to discover that there was no route to this 
machine and also that its IP number reported by `nslookup' was incorrect
(problems which were outwith my control).  These problems have now
been rectified.

The correct number is 147.143.6.12 and the following files are
available in directory pub/graham

     TR92gas01.tex.Z      113999  |
     TR92gas01.dvi.Z      194375  |    A4 paper with narrow margins
     TR92gas01.ps.Z       339475  |

     TR92gas01.us.dvi.Z   199867  |
     TR92gas01.us.ps.Z    345361  |    default paper and margins

(These files have been compressed using the unix `compress' utility.
Remember to set binary mode when transferring them.)

Please note that these files are now also available via anonymous
ftp from princeton.edu (128.112.128.1) in directory pub/graham.

Apologies for any inconvenience that these problems may have caused.

For individuals without access to ftp note that the files may be
retrieved using an ftpmail facility.  For example, send a single
line message containing the word `help' to ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com
for further details.
 

--
graham a stephen                    
(e-mail: graham@sees.bangor.ac.uk)        

``One measures a circle beginning anywhere'' -- Charles Hoy Fort (1874-1932)

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