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Article #105tc_vlbi #6
From: William L. Sebok
Date: Mon, 04 Nov 1985 20:15
Date: Mon, 04 Nov 1985 20:15
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From: think!mse%Phobos@CIT-Hamlet.ARPA
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 85 14:04:28 PST
Subject: tc_vlbi #6
To: wls%astrovax.UUCP@THINK.ARPA
Topic: vlbi, Entry # 6
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 85 13:58:32 EST
From: aipsprio@cvax
Subject: AIPS Cookbook
To: tc_vlbi@phobos
From: CVAX::BRIDLE 12-FEB-1985 10:32
Subj: AIPS Priorities -- Documentation
Revising the AIPS Cookbook
The AIPS Cookbook is seriously out of date (the last edition predates
general use of MX), and it would be very desirable to update it with
the next AIPS release.
The request for suggestions for its improvement (Cookbook, page 1)
has produced about two comments in 18 months, a state of affairs
which I am sure does not reflect perfection in the existing document !
I envisage the next version having a section on MX, expanded and
updated section on spectral line, and a section on VLBI AIPS. What
else ?
------> PLEASE SEND YOUR SUGGESTIONS FOR REVISING
ADDING TO
SUBTRACTING FROM
THE AIPS COOKBOOK
by Vaxmail to CVAX::BRIDLE <---------
They will be gratefully received.
--
Bill Sebok Princeton University, Astrophysics
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