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From news@emr.ca Fri Jul 24 16:07:23 1992
From: nyelle@ccrs.emr.ca (Norman Yelle)
Subject: French word list


Could someone please tell me where I could find a list of all the French
words in the dictionary.  I would like to have an ascii file containing a
list of all the French words.

Please E-mail me at the following address:  nyelle@ccrs.emr.ca

Thank You,
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From news@bu.edu Sat Jul 25 15:19:36 1992
From: meissner@thalamus.bu.edu (Karl Meissner)
Subject: Help: request for C++ ftp sites

Hello netters,

        Several people have told me that the net is a great place for
information.  So...

        No one has any interest in reinventing the wheel.  Does anyone
know where either Smalltalk or C++ libraries are ftp reachable ?
We are specifically interested in database and concurrency libraries.
A list of ftp sites are better yet.

If you work for a company that distributes such libraries, please
contact me.  We would seriously consider purchasing your product if
it met our requirements.

If anyone expresses interest, I will mail or post the answers I get
in about a week.

Please email your reply to meissner@cns.bu.edu since I have posted to several
groups and might miss your reply.

                        Thank You,
                                Karl Meissner


From BACKON@vms.huji.ac.il Sun Jul 26 04:04 EDT 1992
From: BACKON@vms.huji.ac.il
Subject:  letters.7-24-92

X-News: hujicc comp.internet.library:25

>From: takefuji@donald.EEAP.CWRU.Edu (Yoshiyasu Takefuji)
>Subject:letters.7-24-92
>Date: Fri, 24 Jul 92 00:27:00 GMT
>Message-ID:<1992Jul24.002700.3047@usenet.ins.cwru.edu>

>From news@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU Thu Jul 23 12:59:42 1992
>From: news@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU
>Subject: Re: letters.7-23-92
>
>
>  I am well aware that BIP is copyrighted and that availability on the
>Internet was an unlikely possibility.  I am also aware that Dialog
>carries the BIP for a price only libraries could afford anyway, which
>would make it just as easy to go to the library and look in the
>hard-bound volumes, unless one could convince the library to add it to
>their dial-in service, given the student's social security number for
>access.
>  What my request really regarded was the existence of publishers
>and/or bookstores on the Internet.  I have been told Stanford
>University's bookstore is on the net, as is a Canadian distributor
>(DOBIS?).  If anyone else can provide similar services, please post
>them.  They will probably do one just as much good as BIP would anyway.
>
>Doug Lamb
>University of Virginia
>dtl8v@Virginia.EDU
There are a number of publishers on the Internet. I recall seeing:Pergamon,
Addison-Wesley,  Elsevier, Franklin, John Wiley, McGraw-Hill, Prentice Hall,
Sage, Skylee, and others. This is in addition to publisher service companies
like Ebsco, Faxon, Readmore and the like. There are also many newspaper
publishers on the Internet.

pergamon.com
aw.com  (Addison-Wesley)
chron.com  (Houston Chronicle)
csps.com (Christian Science Publishing)
ebsco.com
faxon.com
franklin.com
jwiley.com
latimes.com (Los Angeles Times)
lvsun.com (Las Vegas Sun)
mgh.com (McGraw-Hill)
mot.com (Maxwell Online)
newsday.com (Newsday)
nyt.com (NY Times)
page1.com (Chronicle of Higher Education)
prenhall.com (Prentice Hall)
rdpub.com (R&D Publications)
readmore.com
sagepub.com (Sage)
skylee.com (Skylee Press)
vivid.com

I can't seem to find Elsevier but I *think* its  elsevier.nl
Scientific American also has an email address but I can't seem  to find it.

Other publishers have accounts on ALANET (the American Library Association
network) that is accessible vai the Internet.


Dr. Josh Backon
backon@VMS.HUJI.AC.IL