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Started by Parallel Performance Group
Thu, 23 Feb 1995 21:49
INteresting Software Announcement
Author: Parallel Performance Group
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 1995 21:49
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 1995 21:49
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Parallel Performance Group (PPG) is a provider of high-tech Unix- and PC-based
scientific, engineering, and graphics software. PPG publishes a free monthly
electronic-mail Newsletter for each of the categories below. Each Newsletter
covers material on the market/industry niches served by these categories and
tutorial information on the technologies involved. By sending an e-mail letter
to any mailbox shown below, you will obtain by return e-mail sample Newsletters
for the particular area(s) of your interest. You will not be put on any mail-
ing list unless you specifically ask to be.
Category Software Products Auto-Response E-Mail Box
------------------------- ----------------------- ------------------------
RealTime DSP Rippen, Hypersignal dsp@ppginc.com
Image Proc'g/Medicl Imgng IAP img@ppginc.com
Fuzzy Logic/Fuzzy Control Fuzzy Control Manager fuz@ppginc.com
Neural Networks NeuroCom, NeuroGraph neu@ppginc.com
Project Management Accent, ACOS PLUS 1 prm@ppginc.com
Volume Visualization Vox-L, IAP vis@ppginc.com
RealTime Multiprocessing/ Rippen, Express, mpr@ppginc.com
Parallel Processing/ Strand88, HyperC,
Distributed Processing Load Balancer,
MUSIC, Pulsus
Solid Modelling/CADD/ Prelude, Pytha, Unicad, sol@ppginc.com
Mech. Design/Animation Point Line, 3DGO
Obj.-Oriented CASE Tools Oberon/F, case/4/0, obj@ppginc.com
objectiF, Innovator,
Wizdom-Pro, Loox
Simulation SIMPLE++, SystemSpecs, sim@ppginc.com
GPSS
To regularly receive any Newsletter, reply to subscribe@ppginc.com with the
message "Subscribe <category>". For example, "Subscribe Multiprocessing".
Re: INteresting Software Announcement
Author: Greg Lindahl
Date: Fri, 24 Feb 1995 18:15
Date: Fri, 24 Feb 1995 18:15
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In article <3iivsq$41q@news.cerf.net>, Parallel Performance Group <strand@nic.cerf.net> wrote: >Parallel Performance Group (PPG) is a provider of high-tech Unix- and PC-based >scientific, engineering, and graphics software. Isn't this the same company that's been sending folks unsolicited email ads for many months, even after being asked repeatedly to stop?
Re: INteresting Software Announcement
Author: Greg Lindahl
Date: Wed, 01 Mar 1995 17:56
Date: Wed, 01 Mar 1995 17:56
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In article <D4Io2M.H8x@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU>, Greg Lindahl <gl8f@fermi.clas.Virginia.EDU> wrote: >In article <3iivsq$41q@news.cerf.net>, >Parallel Performance Group <strand@nic.cerf.net> wrote: > >>Parallel Performance Group (PPG) is a provider of high-tech Unix- and PC-based >>scientific, engineering, and graphics software. > >Isn't this the same company that's been sending folks unsolicited >email ads for many months, even after being asked repeatedly to stop? As odd as it is for me to follow up on my own posting, I'd like to report that I had a piece of junk email from PPG in my mailbox this morning. So I suppose that the answer is "yes". I'd recommend that no one do business with a company this stupid...
Re: INteresting Software Announcement
Author: Walter Gray
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 1995 10:55
Date: Thu, 02 Mar 1995 10:55
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In article <D4rwHr.LnA@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU>, gl8f@fermi.clas.Virginia.EDU (Greg Lindahl) writes: >In article <D4Io2M.H8x@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU>, >Greg Lindahl <gl8f@fermi.clas.Virginia.EDU> wrote: >>In article <3iivsq$41q@news.cerf.net>, >>Parallel Performance Group <strand@nic.cerf.net> wrote: >> >>>Parallel Performance Group (PPG) is a provider of high-tech Unix- and PC-based >>>scientific, engineering, and graphics software. >> >>Isn't this the same company that's been sending folks unsolicited >>email ads for many months, even after being asked repeatedly to stop? > >As odd as it is for me to follow up on my own posting, I'd like to >report that I had a piece of junk email from PPG in my mailbox this >morning. So I suppose that the answer is "yes". I'd recommend that no >one do business with a company this stupid... More junkmail, this time from "Deepthought@world.com", pimping some sort of patenting scam^H^H^H^H scheme. He must be picking up email addresses from this group. Let's hope that nobody here is desperate or dumb enough to do business with these "armenians". - - - - - - - - - - - - - - disclaimers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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