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In article <1k2t1dINNn3a@shelley.u.washington.edu> CAROTH@delphi.com
writes:

>Brian wrote:
>>[my friend] is looking to write a research paper about virtual reality.
>>What he's looking for are sources on what it is, how it works, (...)
>
>I hate to say it Brian, but tell your friend to go to the local
>library.  EVERY library, as small as it might be has PLENTY of
>material about VR avaible, or can get it within days through a library
>loan.  I think it would just be a waste of time for anyone answering
>basically all the FAQ's here... Which reminds me... I might be wrong,
>but if I should remember it right, someone mentioned VR FAQ files are
>avaible via anonymous FTP to ftp.washington.edu (someone correct me
>if I got that address wrong, please).

(its ftp.u.washington.edu, directory public/virtual-worlds)

And over in alt.uu.virtual-worlds.misc, this type of query is exactly
what I'm trying to address with an introduction to v-w which Charlie
Lindahl and I have gotten together to do (first parts posted last
week).

We are both beginners and are putting down on paper (alright in ascii
:-) ) what we're learning. (I'm trawling through archives and he's
putting together a system).

Hey moderators - why don't you add a one liner saying where the
archives are each time you add a "[MODERATOR'S NOTE:" ?

       Jack               js@biu.icnet.uk
                         
If you only have a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.
                -- Maslow

[MODERATOR'S NOTE:  We'll start posting a monthly advisory again.
-- Bob Jacobson]