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Nick Carr of Allette Systems and me are forming a SGML user group for the
Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia region. Enclosed is a notice 
taken from SGML News, a newsletter that Allette Systems is distributing.

Currently we looking for volunteers to sign up. If you are interested, please
send a message either to Nick Carr (100033.3271@compuserve.com) or me
(bernd@iss.nus.sg).

Further detailed announcements  will follow.

Cheers, Bernd

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"For the evening of Tuesday, November 10, SGML News is proposing
the first of bimonthly regional meetings for everyone with an interest
in SGML. Venues and agendas will be announced in the next issue of
SGML News, but first we need some enthusiasts to donate (or
arrange) the meeting areas and make presentations (or guide the
discussions).

Preferably presentations will be an account of an SGML
implementation and the resulting benefits. However, if a user is not
available in each city, vendor or consultant presentations will be
welcome. In the event that more than one organisation per city
proposes a venue or presentation, they will simply be rotated for
future meetings. If there is noone to provide premises or make a
presentation, simply arrange a meeting at a restaurant or pub for
lunch or after work and have a member of the group summarise the
discussion (questions, opinions, experiences etc). We will print
summaries of the meetings in the following issue of SGML News.
Hopefully, the results of your meetings will inspire interest and
further attendance for future meetings.

Let us know if you think that you can help. Please do not assume that
someone in your area has already volunteered, it will always help to
know who else is available to assist in the future. (SGML News is
distributed to the major cities in Australia, New Zealand and South
East Asia.)

Mark November 10 in your diary regardless of the city you are in. For
the details of your local meeting, just watch the next edition of SGML
News. If you can help, please contact Nick Carr on
Ph 612 262 4777
Fax 612 262 4774
CompuServe 100033,3271
Internet 100033.3271@compuserve.com,
 or 
PO Box R806
Sydney  NSW
Australia 2000"

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   Bernd Nordhausen (bernd@iss.nus.sg)
   Institute of Systems Science                           Ph: +65 772-6240 
   National University of Singapore                      FAX: +65 778-2571
   Singapore 0511