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Started by martin
Wed, 29 Oct 1986 12:05
Re: UNITERM
Author: martin
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1986 12:05
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1986 12:05
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Did anyone in the UK get a working copy of UNITERM? I'm told that it was distributed in 4 parts, but we saw none of these. If anyone has it and would be willing to send it to me, could they please let me know by mail? Did this program, which everyone says is very good, actually reach Europe or the UK? Martin PS. Apologies to those outside Europe, to whom this may not be very interesting. usenet: mcvax!ukc!minster!martin surface: Martin C. Atkins Department of Computer Science University of York Heslington York Y01 5DD ENGLAND
Re: UNITERM
Author: Paul Smee
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 1986 15:36
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 1986 15:36
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I *think* I have finally managed to collect all the bits. I got the README and parts b and a from a 'second-source'. (I already had c.) The part b I just got matches the part b I'd already had, so I'm hoping that I've now got the full set. However, I haven't ported it onto my ST and uudecoded/de-arced it yet. If I can find a JANET path from UK.AC.AUCC to your machine, I'll try to mail it to you, unless I hear rather quicly that you'd as soon not be the guinea-pig. Anyone else in the UK who is accesible to JANET mail, and in a similar situation, send me mail ***AT MY PRIMARY MACHINE*** (poor connectivity). E-mail address for there is: Smee at UK.AC.AUCC (In theory, I can also get at ARPA via UCL-CS gateway, and at BITNET via RL.EARN gateway, but I haven't been terribly successful at those. Still, if anyone wants to try to establish a mail path between me (at AUCC) and somewhere on those nets, I'll be happy to give that a try as well...)
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