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How can it not work here if we have a standard system and it is
supposed to run on standard Hewlett-Packard systems?

Roy

   Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 11:12:58 +0000 (GMT)
   From: Martin Beer <M.D.Beer@uk.ac.liverpool.compsci>
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   Excerpts from mail: 26-Jan-93 AMS, FLAMES R.Rada@uk.ac.liverpool.c (635)

   > Given that you feel we could do significantly faster and more
   > significant, thorough experiments with FLAMES, AMS, and so on without
   > any further programming, might we please establish what are the pros
   > and cons of this so that we can write a well-argued letter to the
   > experimental officer staff (Dave Shield) as soon as possible as to why
   > we would like this software of Andrew available.  Among other things,
   > some of our M.Phil. students, such as Perena, could then pursue her
   > M.Phil. work more effectively.  Perhaps the Aide-de-Campe project
   > would be interested in collaboration in this work on email filtering
   > and such as well.
   > Roy

   Dave and myself have looked at flames several times.

   If it is to work on our machines, a significant development effort is
   required, that neither Dave nor myself have time to undertake.  I have
   been in contact with CMU several times, and they have no better idea
   than we have as to what is wrong.

   Aide-de-Camp has a much more sophisticated mailing filter which has been
   developed here.  I am told that their only interest would be to look at
   FLAMES as an example of how someone else approached a similar problem.

   I hopw this helps,

   Martin



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