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2 total messages Started by Mike Jipping Fri, 18 Dec 1992 19:32
Slides from SUG Show '92
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Author: Mike Jipping
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 19:32
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Several Sun employees who spoke at the SUG show this year said that they
were going to place their slides on "sunsite.unc.edu".  I've checked
there a couple of times now, and have yet to find any slides.

Are they coming, or am I just not finding them?

Thanks.

      Mike Jipping
      Hope College Department of Computer Science
      jipping@cs.hope.edu  (BITNET: JIPPING@HOPE)

      "It was a marketing coup ... to rename SunOS 4.1.X to 
       Solaris 1.0.  That way, Solaris 2.X could be called 
       an upgrade..."
                                    -- Rob Kolstad, SUG '92
Re: Slides from SUG Show '92
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Author: Dwight Ernest
Date: Sun, 20 Dec 1992 15:19
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jipping@cs.hope.edu (Mike Jipping) writes:

>Several Sun employees who spoke at the SUG show this year said that they
>were going to place their slides on "sunsite.unc.edu".  I've checked
>there a couple of times now, and have yet to find any slides.

>Are they coming, or am I just not finding them?

I checked as well, and not finding any talks there, I wrote to many of
the presenters whose sessions I'd missed, and asked them for their talks.
Most of those I asked responded by sending the material to me personally.
I can and should place these talks in sunsite.unc.edu, but wish that
placement to be coordinated by someone who can organize the archive
there appropriately.  Email to me will yield the list of those whose
talks I've received.
-- 
--Dwight A. Ernest   R&D Manager (USA)     I speak only for myself.
  Hyphen, Inc./181 Ballardvale St./Wilmington, MA 01887/+1 508 988 0880 x125
  dwight@hyphen.com
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