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From yman@cabsav.vut.edu.au Thu Aug 27 19:55:42 1992
Subject: internet.library
From: Y. M. NG <yman@cabsav.vut.edu.au>

Please add the following to your list

Victoria University of Technology
        zebra.vut.edu.au (140.159.1.46)
Login as user:library


From clarke.stevens@gtri.gatech.edu Thu Aug 27 17:38 EDT 1992
From: clarke.stevens@gtri.gatech.edu (Clarke Stevens)
Subject: Library access

Are any of the libraries in your list available via mailservers?  In other
words, can I send a mail message with a subject, author, etc and get a list
of matching titles sent back to me?

Thanks,
Clarke

From levie@dutiws.TWI.TUDelft.NL Mon Aug 31 08:32:19 1992
From: levie@dutiws.TWI.TUDelft.NL (M.Levie.TA-tel-7230)
Subject: Looking for the ftp site of previous postings

Hi,

I'm looking for the ftp-site that has all the postings of this newsgroup.
If someone knows where it is, please contact me via e-mail.

Thanks,

M. Levie

levie@dutiws.twi.tudelft.nl

From newsuser@lth.se Tue Sep  1 03:11:37 1992
From: anders@dit.lth.se (Anders Ardo)
Subject: Re: Looking for the ftp site of previous postings

I am archiving comp.internet.library in a WAIS-database.

About WAIS:
The Wide Area Information Server (WAIS) Project is an experiment,
automating the search and retrieval of many types of electronic information
over wide area networks. More info and programs are available by anonymous ftp
from ftp.think.com in directory wais.

Have fun,     Anders

anders@munin.ub2.lu.se


Here is the .src-file for my server:


(:source
   :version  3
   :ip-address "130.235.162.11"
   :ip-name "munin.ub2.lu.se"
   :tcp-port 210
   :database-name "comp.internet.library"
   :cost 0.00
   :cost-unit :free
   :maintainer "anders@munin.ub2.lu.se"
   :description "Server created with WAIS rel. 8 b5 DRI 1 on Aug 30 19:03:35 199
2 by anders@munin.ub2.lu.se
Index of the newsgroup comp.internet.library
Discussing electronic libraries.
"
)

From news@cs.wvu.wvnet.edu Thu Sep  3 09:05:43 1992
From: gunawan@cs.wvu.wvnet.edu (Margaretha W. Gunawan)
Subject: a NEW, IMPROVED Ada Repository!


AdaNET is a FREE to public Ada repository.  It contains a comprehensive
collection of information about all aspects of software engineering,
as well as an extensive collection of public domain software development
efforts.

AdaNET Service Version 3 (ASV3) uses the NASA Electronic Library System
(NELS 1.2) for the library mechanism.  Two user interfaces are available:

     - ASCII Interface: only requires a terminal/PC with a 1200 baud (or
                        higher) modem.  The most similar to the current
                        ASV2.
     - X Interface    : requires a high level PC (X windows capable),
                        a Mac or X terminal with high speed
                        telecommunication capabilities.

ASV3 will be available September 21st!

If you are interested in obtaining a free ASV3 account, please either:
     - call AdaNET Client Service (800) 444-1458
or   - reply to me and include your address, so we can send you
       an application.

From toocool@freja.diku.dk Mon Sep  7 06:33:34 1992
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From: Peter Lau Hansen <toocool@diku.dk>
Message-Id: <9209071041.AA02351@freja.diku.dk>
Subject: New library in your list.
To: library@axon.eeap.cwru.edu
Date: Mon, 7 Sep 92 12:41:31 MET DST
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11]
Status: R

Greetings!

I just found your list over libraries around the world, and it's great.
Here's one more for you. It's the Royal Danish Library and the library
of the University of Copenhagen.

To access:      Telnet 129.142.161.005
                hit <<ESC>>
                write <<rex>>
                passwd is <<kb rex>>

For a English tutorial to the system write ?guide

The library  should have about 7 mill. books.

By the way, if you have got the address to the British Library I would really
like it.


Thanks in advance.

  *****************************************************************
  *  toocool@diku.dk          *    Department of Computer Science *
  *  Peter Lau Hansen         *      University of Copenhagen     *
  *****************************************************************
  *  Law, without force, is impotent                              *
  *           --- Pascal.                                         *
  *****************************************************************

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From: ICOT Free Software <ifs@icot.or.jp>
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Subject: IFS Newsletter --- No. 3

							7 September, 1992
								    No. 3

                   ICOT FREE SOFTWARE NEWSLETTER
                   -----------------------------


[FTP Release for Domestic Area]

    Since the first release of ICOT Free Software on 7th August,
anonymous FTP has been available only from abroad.  On 7th September,
anonymous FTP from domestic (within Japan) becomes also available.  
ICOT Free Software programs are obtainable through anonymous FTP from 
our ftp-server machine: 
			    ftp.icot.or.jp .



[How to Get IFS Programs through FTP]

     The following is the standard way to get programs from the FTP-
server at ICOT.

  1)  ftp ftp.icot.or.jp
	    Connect to ICOT FTP-server machine by FTP command.
  2)  Name: anonymous
      Password:
	    Login with the user name ``anonymous'', and input your
	    mail address as the password.
  3)  FTP> cd ifs
	    Enter into the directory ``ifs''.
  4)  FTP> get README
	    Get README file first.  This file contains overall
	    information on the ICOT Free Software.
  5)  Find out desired files by referring to the directory structure
	    shown in README file.
  6)  FTP> binary
	    Set transfer mode of FTP to image (binary).
  7)  FTP> get XXXXX.tar.Z
	    Get an archive file.



[Report on the Accesses from Abroad]

    By 1st September, since the first release of ICOT Free Software on
7th August, there have been over 200 persons accessed to the FTP-server
machine at ICOT, and more than 1000 files have been transferred as
follows:

    +-----------+-----------------------+------------------------+
    | Country   | # of Accessed Persons | # of Transferred Files |
    +-----------+-----------------------+------------------------+
    | USA       |	   108		|	    644		 |
    | Canada    |	    18		|	     97		 |
    | German    |	    12		|	     63		 |
    | UK        |	    14		|	     51		 |
    | Austria   |	     7		|	     36		 |
    | Australia |	    10		|	     36		 |
    | Korea     |	     7		|	     30		 |
    | France    |	     7		|	     26		 |
    | Holland   |	     9		|	     26		 |
    | Sweden    |	    11		|	     25		 |
    | Others    |	    24		|	     93		 |
    +-----------+-----------------------+------------------------+
    |   Total   |	   227		|	   1127		 |
    +-----------+-----------------------+------------------------+



[Contents of the Second Release of IFS]

    The following is the list of the 15 ICOT Free Software Programs to be
released on 7th September.  In total, 58 ICOT Free Software Programs have
been released.  The number attached to the name of each software is the
same as that in the list of ICOT Free Software.  The size of each
tar-file is also given.

  Symbol Processing: 3
  ------------------------------------------------------------------
   1 KL1 Programming Environment on UNIX: PDSS			2.6MB
   2 Parallel and Distributed KL1 Language Processor: VPIM	1.8MB
   5 A Concurrent Object-oriented Language: A'UM-90		1.1MB

  Knowledge Representation, Knowledge Base and Constraints: 1
  ------------------------------------------------------------------
  12 Nested Relational Database Management System: Kappa-II	5.7MB
	(Data files are attached)

  Problem Solving, Meta-reasoning, Theorem Proving: 3
  ------------------------------------------------------------------
  22 Parallel Model Generation Theorem Prover: MGTP		44KB
  25 Forward Chaining Inference System: KORE/IE			79KB
  30 Parallel Problem Solving System				72KB

  Natural Language Processing: 5
  ------------------------------------------------------------------
  36 A Sentence Retrieval Tool: KWIC (CESP Version)		1.1MB
  40 Linguistic Knowledge Description Language			1.5MB
  41 The Syntax Analyzer					167KB
  42 Experimental System for Argument Text Generation: Dulcinea	868KB
  49 Text Structure Analysis System				316KB

  Experimental Application: 3
  ------------------------------------------------------------------
  52 Go Playing Game System ``GOG'' The (sequential version)	628KB
  53 Go Playing Game System ``GOG'' The (parallel version)	834KB
  58 LSI Routing Program					89KB



[Address Change of AIR]

    AI Language Research Institute (AIR) will move to the following
address.  If you would like to contact on Common ESP, use the following
address after 17th September.

	Research Management Department
	AI Language Research Institute, Ltd.

	c/o Information Systems & Electronics Development Laboratory
	Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
	1-1, Ofuna 5-chome, Kamakura
	Kanagawa 247 Japan

	e-mail: cesp-request@air.co.jp
	FAX:	+81-467-48-4847



[PDSS Release]

    PDSS (PIMOS Development Support System) is a system to execute KL1
programs on BSD UNIX workstations, and compatibility with the KL1 system
on the Multi-PSI/PIM is preserved except in the implementation method and
execution efficiency.  Executing large scale KL1 programs on PDSS
directly is difficult because of several constraints, but relatively
small programs or parts of large programs are executable on PDSS.

    PDSS is released as ICOT Free Software at the second release on 7th
September.



[Contacts]

    For information on ICOT Free Software, please contact

			    ifs@icot.or.jp

by e-mail.  If you receive the paper edition of this newsletter, please
let us know your e-mail address and we will send you the electronic
edition.  If you cannot use the e-mail facility, please contact the
address below.

    A list of ICOT Free Software ``ICOT Free Software Catalogue'' was
distributed at the International Conference on Fifth Generation Computer
Systems 1992, held at the beginning of June, 1992.  If you do not have a
copy of this list, please contact IFS desk with your physical mail
address.

    If there are persons in your neighborhood who are interested in ICOT
Free Software, please let us know their names and both e-mail and
physical mail addresses so that we can send them newsletters and the
catalogue.

        ICOT Free Software desk

        Institute for New Generation Computer Technology
        21th Floor, Mita Kokusai Bldg.
        4-28, Mita 1-chome
        Minato-ku, Tokyo 108
        Japan

        FAX:   +81-3-3456-1618

From news@manuel.anu.edu.au Wed Sep  9 22:35:41 1992
Newsgroups: comp.internet.library
Path: arp!gustav
From: gustav@arp.anu.edu.au (Zdzislaw Meglicki)
Subject: Performing Arts
Message-Id: <1992Sep10.024238.17638@newshost.anu.edu.au>
Keywords: library, electronic access, performing arts, catalogues
Sender: gustav@arp.anu.edu.au (Zdzislaw Meglicki)
Organization: Centre for Information Science Research, ANU, Canberra, Australia
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 92 02:42:38 GMT
Apparently-To: comp-internet-library@munnari.oz.au
Status: R

Dear Librarians,

I've been trying to find out about electronic access (telnet?) to
Performing Arts collections located at

        1) Harvard University Library
        2) New York Public Library
        3) San Francisco Performing Arts Library and Museum

I would be most gratful if you could provide me with corresponding
Internet addresses and host names.

Please reply to
        gustav@arp.anu.edu.au
--
   Zdzislaw Gustav Meglicki, gustav@arp.anu.edu.au,
   Automated Reasoning Project - CISR, and Plasma Theory Group - RSPhysS,
   The Australian National University, G.P.O. Box 4, Canberra, A.C.T., 2601,
   Australia, fax: (Australia)-6-249-0747, tel: (Australia)-6-249-0158

From kevin_dunn@qmail.ssc.gov Thu Sep 10 17:10:23 1992
Date: 10 Sep 92 16:25:26 U
From: "Kevin Dunn" <kevin_dunn@qmail.ssc.gov>
Subject: New Library Listing
To: library@axon.eeap.cwru.edu
Status: R

                       Subject:                               Time:16:17
  OFFICE MEMO          New Library Listing                    Date:9/10/92
Abilene Library Consortium
Unified listing of the holdings of:
Abilene Christian University - Abilene, Texas USA
McMurry University - Abilene, Texas USA
Hardin Simmons University - Abilene, Texas USA
City of Abilene Public Library System - Abilene, Texas USA

Internet Address: alcon.acu.edu
username: acupac
password: <<none>>

Instructions for use are given in a login banner.
Note: I am not a staff member of any of the library staffs involved in this
project. I just found it out there. No information on access policy is
available.

Kevin Dunn

From news@cs.duke.edu Fri Sep 11 20:34:45 1992
To: comp-internet-library@mcnc.org
Path: news.duke.edu!scratchy.phy.duke.edu
From: phusek@scratchy.phy.duke.edu (Paul Husek)
Newsgroups: comp.internet.library
Subject: FIDO
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Date: 12 Sep 92 00:42:37 GMT
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Status: R



        Does anyone know if I can get a message from 
internet to FIDO?    
(which is I guess a BBS kind of link)

        If so could you send me mail directly?



                                Many thanks,


                                p