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Re: ELM Documentation

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From: Glenn M. Brunette
Date: Sat, 10 Feb 1990 22:29
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In article <6748@netcom.UUCP> jfh@netcom.UUCP (Jack Hamilton) writes:
>Is there a file server from which I can get the ELM documentation?  The stuff
>in MAN ELM is woefully insufficient for the zillions of options ELM seems to
>have.  I don't have access to UUCP or FTP.
>
>If it matters, the printers I have available are an HP LaserJet and a Post-
>Script printer. 
>
>                                Jack Hamilton
>                                jfh@netcom.com

If anyone does have any extra documentation, could they also send me it via
 email.  Thanks in advance.


Glenn



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* Glenn Brunette, Academic Computing Consultant                             *
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* Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia, PA                               *
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From: brunette@sjuphil.uucp (Glenn M. Brunette)
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Subject: Re: ELM Documentation
Keywords: ELM
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Date: 10 Feb 90 22:29:15 GMT
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