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Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 3, No. 1035. Monday, 12 Feb 1990.


(1)   Date:     9 February 1990                              (21 lines)
      From:     Willard McCarty <MCCARTY@vm.epas.utoronto.ca>
      Subject:  addresses needed

(2)   Date:         Fri, 09 Feb 90 22:03:54 CST               (9 lines)
      From:         ENCOPE@LSUVM
      Subject:      VAX vs. IBM--Can I Make the Transition?  Can I do it?

(3)   Date: Fri, 9 Feb 90 15:24:42 EST                       (17 lines)
      From: unhd!psc90!jdg@uunet.UU.NET (Dr. Joel Goldfield)
      Subject: "Printer info query"

(4)   Date:     Sun, 11 Feb 90 19:09:28 MST                  (11 lines)
      From:     nye@UWYO.BITNET (Eric W Nye)
      Subject:  Bated breath...

(5)   Date: Mon, 12 Feb 90 13:27:27 EST                      (29 lines)
      From: Mark D. West <mdwest@ecsvax>
      Subject: Request for e-mail address, "Revue"

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Date:     9 February 1990
From:     Willard McCarty <MCCARTY@vm.epas.utoronto.ca>
Subject:  addresses needed

Would any Humanist who knows the electronic or conventional address of
any of the following please let me know?

Sheizaf Rafaeli, Hebrew University of Jerusalem (e-mail only)
Jerome Durlak
Starr Roxanne Hiltz
Lee Sproull
Sara Kiesler
Computerized Conferencing and Communication Center, New Jersey Institute
   of Technology (e-mail only)

Thanks very much.



Yours, Willard McCarty

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Date:         Fri, 09 Feb 90 22:03:54 CST
From:         ENCOPE@LSUVM
Subject:      VAX vs. IBM--Can I Make the Transition?  Can I do it?

I'm going to Oxford and will be e-mailing from a VAX machine instead of
my usual IBM thingamajiggy here is Baton Rouge.  Is the mail system more or
less identical in these two devices, or will I need to learn a new system?
As our basketball coach says, I'm a moron in a coma, so do keep explanations
accessible.  --  KLC.
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Date: Fri, 9 Feb 90 15:24:42 EST
From: unhd!psc90!jdg@uunet.UU.NET (Dr. Joel Goldfield)
Subject: "Printer info query"

Have any colleagues information on using the HP-LaserJet II with UNIX?
It seems that BSD 4.3 and any other BSD versions I've heard of don't
supply printcap entries for the HP-LaserJet series.  Any ideas on how
we can connect this thing for our Foreign Language Dept. to use with
our Pyramid mainframe running BSD 4.3?  I have a funny feeling somebody
is already expecting me to write sed-scripts to take care of mapping
accent mark conventions from standard to extended ASCII....

				Thanks,
				Joel D. Goldfield
				Dept. of Foreign Languages
				Plymouth State College
joelg@psc.bitnet
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Date:     Sun, 11 Feb 90 19:09:28 MST
From:     nye@UWYO.BITNET (Eric W Nye)
Subject:  Bated breath...

About ten days ago (HUMANIST 3:995) the prospect was raised of a new
and improved list of Internet-accessible libraries, to be shared through
the considerable courtesy of Dr. Art St. George.  I'm stalling a minor
research project in hopes the list will be out soon.  Could we make it
a permanent, updateable part of the UTORONTO listserver?  Many thanks
to all who make this possible.
Eric Nye (NYE@UWYO), Dept. of English, University of Wyoming
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Date: Mon, 12 Feb 90 13:27:27 EST
From: Mark D. West <mdwest@ecsvax>
Subject: Request for e-mail address, "Revue"



Humanists:



Does anyone out there have an e-mail address for J. Denooz, the
editor of _Revue: Informatique et Statistique dans les Sciences
humaines_? Or, perhaps better, is there a domestic source for _Revue_?


( For those who haven't seen it, _Revue_ is a publication of
the Centre Informatique de Philosophie et Lettres at the Universite
de Liege, and contains an interesting selection of articles on
humanities computing. )



-- M. D. West



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