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1 total messages Started by Christian Uhrig Fri, 10 Nov 1995 14:51
WWW pointers to your sites
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Author: Christian Uhrig
Date: Fri, 10 Nov 1995 14:51
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Hi,

several people informed us that they are using LEDA or parts
of it in an own project or product. 
We would like to give an overview on these tools/projects/libraries.
More precisely, we would like to provide entries in our World Wide Web
pages which contain the following information for the projects 
concerned.

(i give the example for LEDA itself:)
-------------------------------------------------------------------
The name of the project (as acronym)

     LEDA

The full name

     Library of Efficient Data Types and Algorithms

A short description (about one line):

     C++ Class library for combinatorial and geometric computing

Organization/Institute

     Name of Institute/Organisation

Contact 
 
     Name of Person in Charge
     Postal Address
     Email Address

WWW Homepage
    
     Here would be an anchor to your site.

Long description (about 10 lines)


--------------------------------------------------------------------
We would sort the list lexicographically (key: the acronym).


So if you are interested in having a pointer to your project in our
WWW pages, please fill in the following form and send it to us
via email:

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Project Name (acronym)

Full Project Name

Short Description (1 line)

Organization/Institute

Contact

WWW Homepage of the project (or your site)

Long description (up to 10 lines)

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


Of course we confirm that we will use these information exclusively
for inclusion in our WWW pages.
And of course we are interested in comments or suggestions concerning
these entries.


Best regards,

Christian Uhrig
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