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From: sadinoff@unagi.cis.upenn.edu (Danny Sadinoff)
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [soc.culture.jewish] hebcal 1.2 - a Jewish Calendar Program
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Date: 7 Nov 1992 12:52:19 GMT
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Archive-name: auto/soc.culture.jewish/hebcal-1-2-a-Jewish-Calendar-Program

The new version of Hebcal, version 1.2 is now available for anonymous
FTP from israel.nysernet.org in the directory
israel/software/calendar.

DESCRIPTION
Hebcal is a program which prints out the days in the Jewish calendar
for a given gregorian year.  Hebcal is fairly flexible in terms of which
events in the Jewish calendar it displays.  Each of the following can
be individualy turned on or off:

  The Hebrew date
  Jewish Holdiays (including Yom Ha'atzmaut and Yom HaShoah etc.)
  The weekly Sedrah
  The day of the week
  The days of the Omer

CHANGES 
Since version 1.1, the following changes were made:
  Changed usage-- the -p "parshiot" switch was changed to "-s" sedrot switch
  Fixed certain slippery variable type bugs
  Changed code to K&R old style
  Added Manpage
  Decided to change the "Distribu-Ware" to a normal shareware.

--
Danny Sadinoff:  sadinoff@eniac.seas.upenn.edu      no .sigs is good .sigs
From: news@massey.ac.nz (USENET News System)
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [comp.protocols.iso.dev-environ] OS/2 port of ISODE v8.0 now available
Followup-To: comp.protocols.iso.dev-environ
Date: 5 Nov 1992 14:13:00 GMT
Organization: School of Maths & Info. Sci., Massey University, Palmerston North, NZ
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Archive-name: auto/comp.protocols.iso.dev-environ/OS-2-port-of-ISODE-v8-0-now-available

The clients of Isode v8.0 have now been ported to OS/2.
(pepsy/pepy/posy/rosy,isoc,imisc,ftam,dish,de and sd).

They are available by anon ftp from cc-vms1.massey.ac.nz (130.123.1.4),
in the files

os2isode80.zip (for those who want to rebuild the system)

or

os2isode-runtime.zip. (for those who only want the executables)

I suggest you copy and read the file os2readme first.

The port was based on Essex Systems Inc TCP/2 package. It will NOT work with
any others. To run the programs you will need the TCP/2 package. To rebuild the
system you will also need its Developers Kit and the Microsoft C v6.0 compiler.

I would like to thank Dan Lanciani for supplying me with a copy of the TCP/2
package.

As always, I have only managed to perform minimal testing. I will attempt to
correct any mistakes of my own making, as soon as I hear about them.


Peter Kay (P.Kay@massey.ac.nz)
From: haa@cs.hut.fi (Hannu Aronsson)
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [sci.lang.japan] Free Japanese word processor for Windows: ftp now also from Europe!
Date: 5 Nov 92 12:39:48 GMT
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Organization: Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
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X-Original-Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1992 16:48:01 GMT

Archive-name: auto/sci.lang.japan/Free-Japanese-word-processor-for-Windows-ftp-now-also-from-Europe


> Stephen Chung writes:
> From: schung%cogsci.Berkeley.EDU@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU (Stephen Chung)
> Newsgroups: sci.lang.japan,soc.culture.japan,comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d
>
>  ... a freeware Japanese word processor for Windows....
>  ... please be considerate and download it only during off-hours ...

These files (among other stuff) are now also available for anonymous
ftp at the Japan-related archives at FTP.funet.fi (Finland), for
European users.

The directory is /pub/culture/japan/pc/, files jwp*.zip.  I also put
the posted manual versions in RTF and WW1 formats there.  Please start
by reading /pub/culture/japan/INDEX.

Let's help offload the ftp traffic over the overloaded long-distance
links and their distribution host...

> Cheers
> Stephen

greetings//haa
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From: paul@wolf.demon.co.uk (Paul Smith)
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [rec.games.corewar] PCRobots
Date: 5 Nov 92 05:40:04 GMT
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Archive-name: auto/rec.games.corewar/PCRobots

I just thought I'd announce this here, as there may be people
interested and I can't think of any more suitable place...

PCRobots is a program I wrote several months ago, it's an enhanced
PC-only version of CRobots, but it'll run robots written using any
standard DOS compiler/assembler (eg Borland C++, Turbo C++,
Microsoft C, Turbo Pascal, QuickBasic, MASM etc). It has all the
old CROBOTS functions, plus lots more for inter-robot
communications, finding the way around a definable arena (rather
than the plain open arena that CRobots was limited to). It also
has a better graphical display - but this means you need an EGA
or VGA display to use it.

The program uses a cooperative multitasker to switch between
robot tasks (which are .COM or .EXE files - this means that only
certain functions (like scanning, moving or shooting) cause the
next robot to run, so a robot can do complex calculations without
being penalised. Also, because the programs are executables it
means that they can be distributed without giving away all your
algorithm secrets.

An earlier version of this program was used as the basis for a
competition run by a magazine in the UK (and they got an
overwhelming response - literally...), so I thought I would make
it available to the world at large.

The original CRobots was intended as a learning aid to C -
PCRobots *isn't* (you have been warned... :-) ).

It should be available for anonymous FTP from ftp.demon.co.uk
sometime soon (I've only just uploaded it there so I don't yet
know what directory it will be in).

Paul Smith
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From: Karl Berry <karl@claude.cs.umb.edu>
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [comp.text.tex] lucida (math) version 1.2 available
Followup-To: comp.text.tex
Date: 7 Nov 1992 12:52:16 GMT
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Archive-name: auto/comp.text.tex/lucida-math-version-1-2-available

I've updated the Lucida font distribution to version 1.2.

	ftp.cs.umb.edu [192.12.26.23]:pub/tex/lucida/lucida.tar.Z

These files will be of no use to you unless you also have the Type 1
PFA/PFB/etc. files with the outlines.

Changes in this release:

* \cdot (and hence \cdots) spacing corrected (vastly decreased).

* Use dvips' new afm2tfm program.

* New version of psnfss.sup for using these fonts with NFSS.

The distribution includes the math fonts as a (more or less) drop-in
replacement for Computer Modern.  I've worked some on the magic math
font parameters, but no doubt improvements are possible.

I suggest using Tom Rokicki's dvips as your DVI-to-PostScript program.
dvips is on labrea.stanford.edu:pub/dvips*.tar.Z, and my hacked version
with the same path searching algorithm is on
ftp.cs.umb.edu:pub/tex/dvipsk.tar.Z.  The afm2tfm program in those
distributions is what I used to create the virtual fonts.

Thanks to Sebastian Rahtz, who did much of the initial work, and Chuck
Bigelow and Kris Holmes, who designed the typefaces.

karl@cs.umb.edu
Member of the League for Programming Freedom---write to lpf@uunet.uu.net.
From: kfogel@occs.cs.oberlin.edu (Karl Fogel)
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [comp.os.linux] Scheme for Linux
Followup-To: comp.os.linux
Date: 5 Nov 1992 13:44:20 GMT
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Archive-name: auto/comp.os.linux/Scheme-for-Linux


	I have SCM, a free, copylefted Scheme implementation that is
fully R^4RS-compliant, running on my Linux system. Is anyone else
interested? I can upload the necessary binaries to a Linux site if
wanted. Or ftp to altdorf.ai.mit.edu and get the source yourself and
compile. SCM's only major flaw (that I've found at any rate) is that
it doesn't support bignums. Then again, the source code is there :-)

	I would be very interested in hearing about MIT-Scheme if
anyone has compiled it and gotten it running. It's huge, and it would
be a major pain for me download (what with disk quotas and all), so I
am loathe to go get it and compile it myself, but they do have a
version that's supposed to compile for i386 machines (v7.2), and in
fact, Linux is specifically mentioned as one of the PC-Unixes
("Unices"?) it should compile on, in the readme files. Anyone out
there got it running under Linux?

	If you want me to upload SCM, then email me or post to c.o.l. 

--

 Karl Fogel ("Leg of Lark") :     Member, League for Programming Freedom.    
 kfogel@cs.oberlin.edu      : ***  Help stop the patenting of ideas now!  ***
 fogel@antares.mcs.anl.gov  :  Feel free to mail me for more info on the LPF 
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                 Any opinions disclaimed are entirely my own.
From: lindner@danzig.micro.umn.edu (Paul Lindner)
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [comp.infosystems.gopher] Unix 1.1 beta 1 is available...
Followup-To: comp.infosystems.gopher
Date: 7 Nov 1992 12:52:04 GMT
Organization: University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
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X-Original-Date: 6 Nov 92 20:32:13 GMT

Archive-name: auto/comp.infosystems.gopher/Unix-1-1-beta-1-is-available

In a futile attempt to filter out most of the bugs, and let people
experiment with some of the new code, I've put out a beta release of
gopher 1.1

It's available via anonymous ftp from boombox.micro.umn.edu as:

  /pub/gopher/Unix/beta/gopher1.1b1.tar.Z

Enjoy.

Bugs to lindner@boombox.micro.umn.edu.

I'd appreciate it if people would try it on their platforms and notify
me what changes were necessary.  

*warning*  I still don't have pure sysv support yet....  Patience...

--
 | Paul Lindner | lindner@boombox.micro.umn.edu   | Slipping into madness
 |              | Computer & Information Services | is good for the sake
 | Gophermaster | University of Minnesota         | of comparision.
///// / / /    /////// / / / /  /  /  /   /      //// / / / /  /  /  /   /
From: wtm@sheldev.shel.isc-br.com (Bill McGarry)
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [misc.handicap] Summer 1992 issue of Future Reflections Uploaded
Date: 5 Nov 92 05:40:02 GMT
Reply-To: wtm@sheldev.shel.isc-br.com (Bill McGarry)
Followup-To: misc.handicap
Organization: University of California, Berkeley
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Archive-name: auto/misc.handicap/Summer-1992-issue-of-Future-Reflections-Uploaded

Index Number: 25383

I have uploaded:

FREF0792.ZIP   Future Reflections, Summer 1992

FREF0792.ZIP is available via anonymous ftp from the handicap
archives (handicap.shel.isc-br.com).  Login in as "anonymous",
using your e-mail address as your password.  "cd" to
the /pub/monitor directory.  The past four issues of
Future Reflections are also available here.

This is also available to first time callers or via file request
from the Handicap News BBS (203-337-1607   Fidonet 141/420).

Table of contents for this issue are:

Mom, What Does Blind Mean? by Pauletta Feldman
Blindness: From the Perspective of Sighted Children
Braille Competency Test Near Completion
JOE Committee Releases Braille Instruction Guidelines
Maryland Passes Braille Literacy Legislation by Sharon Maneki
Toy Ideas for Young Children
Hearing the Sunrise by Nancy Scott
An Eye for Art
Do You Wanna Go to the Store, Ted? by Ted Young
Independence: To Have and to Hold by Christine Boone
The Buddy System Program: Pathway to Independence by Pamela Dubel
Connecticut Parents Seminar by Sandy Killion
Homeschooling the Blind, Multihandicapped Child by Sandy Karpenko
On Becoming a Wise Consumer of Low Vision Services by Eileen
     Rivera, M.B.A.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!

                                Bill McGarry
                                (203) 337-1518

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From: gopher@boombox.micro.umn.edu ("The Gopher Team" )
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [comp.infosystems.gopher] TurboGopher 1.0.4 bugfix release
Followup-To: comp.infosystems.gopher
Date: 7 Nov 1992 12:52:05 GMT
Organization: University of California, Berkeley
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Archive-name: auto/comp.infosystems.gopher/TurboGopher-1-0-4-bugfix-release

TurboGopher 1.0.4 is available from the U of Minnesota Gopher server
look in the Information About Gopher directory tree.  It is also available
via anonymous ftp from boombox.micro.umn.edu; look in the /pub/gopher
directory tree.  List of bugfixes as follows:

B Improperly configured MacTCP message dialog.
B Printing bug.
B Another recycle window bug.
B BinHex receive status message bug.
B Last bufferful of large documents sometimes not flushed to disk.
B Background notify bug.  [Steve Ebstein]
C Popup menu position bug.  [Michael Sherer]


+ The ISO filter completely revised using the tables kindly contributed
  by Jean-Pierre Kuypers.
+ Selection by first letters (like Finder) in directories is now
  supported by popular demand.
+ Find an item in a directory using Find dialog now supported..
+ Option-Click in close box closes all windows. (Paul wanted that.)
+ Shift-Click in close box releases that cache. (While we were making hacks..)
+ Mini-phonebook dialog. Pierre Cormier wanted that.
+ PC and UNIX binary retrieval.  Ick.
+ Image files: type 'g' and 'I' retrieved. Geez! Can't wait till Gopher+?
  So now TurboGopher supports all official and quasi-official types.
+ Strings moved from CODE resources for localization. For Jean-Pierre Kuypers.
+ TurboGopher Settings resource fork placed in path.  
  This is for localization, resource overrides, XCMDs.
+ Large file progress status messages added.
+ There is now an "Inside TurboGopher" document available.

  - The Gopher Team.
From: wtm@sheldev.shel.isc-br.com (Bill McGarry)
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [misc.handicap] November 1992 issue of Braille Monitor Uploaded
Date: 5 Nov 92 05:40:01 GMT
Reply-To: wtm@sheldev.shel.isc-br.com (Bill McGarry)
Followup-To: misc.handicap
Organization: University of California, Berkeley
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Archive-name: auto/misc.handicap/November-1992-issue-of-Braille-Monitor-Uploaded

Index Number: 25382

I have uploaded to the handicap archives:

BRLM1192.ZIP  NFB Braille Monitor, November 1992

BRLM1192.ZIP is available via anonymous ftp from the handicap
archives (handicap.shel.isc-br.com).  Login in as "anonymous",
using your e-mail address as your password.  "cd" to
the /pub/monitor directory.  The past two years issues of the
Braille Monitor are also available here.

This is also available to first time callers or via file request
from the Handicap News BBS (203-337-1607   Fidonet 141/420).

Table of contents for this issue are:

PROBLEMS OF PLACEMENT AND RESPONSIBILITY: MAINSTREAMING REVISITED
by Fred Schroeder

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? A CRITICAL LOOK AT THE FUTURE OF
SCHOOLS FOR THE BLIND
by Phil Hatlen, Ed.D.

IS YOUR CHILD AGE-APPROPRIATE?
by Ruby Ryles

HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU, KIDS: BLIND TEACHER SHOWS STUDENTS A NEW
WAY TO SEE THE WORLD

NEW HOPE FOR BLIND CHILDREN IN ARIZONA
by Ruth Swenson

LISAMARIA: FOCUSING ON OTHERS

THE FEDERAL REHABILITATION ACT: NOW AND IN THE FUTURE
by Nell Carney

ARTIC TECHNOLOGIES HEARS FROM THE ORGANIZED BLIND

VICTORY IN THE OWEN CASE
by Charlie Brown

MAJOR SURGERY, AN EDUCATIONAL IF FRIGHTENING EXPERIENCE
by Eric Clegg

TRANSFORMATION AND POSITIVE PREJUDICE
by Christopher J. Kuczynski

RECIPES

MONITOR MINIATURES

                                Bill McGarry
                                (203) 337-1518

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From: LOGANJ@BYU.EDU
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [soc.politics] Congressional Budget Tracking System available
Followup-To: soc.politics
Date: 5 Nov 1992 12:39:51 GMT
Organization: The Internet
Distribution: world
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X-Original-Date: 28 Oct 92 18:41:44 GMT

Archive-name: auto/soc.politics/Congressional-Budget-Tracking-System-available

The Congressional Budget Tracking System (CBTS) is available by
anonymous ftp from "bert.cs.byu.edu" (128.187.2.20) in the "congress"
directory.  This program requires 6 Megabytes of Hard Disk space, 400k
Ram, on a PC or compatible (no Macintosh until next year).  The file
"install.exe" is a self extracting archive containing the CBTS program
and data files.

The following paragraph was extracted from the "readme.doc" file:

CBTS is a computerized database that cross-indexes the cost of nearly
all spending legislation introduced during the 102nd Congress with the
sponsorship records of each member of the House and Senate.  The data
released today covers legislation introduced through July, 1992.  The
system is the result of extensive software development and data
collection since the first day of the current session of Congress in
January, 1991.

CBTS was produced by the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, a
non-profit organization in Washinton D.C.  Note: dollar amounts
displayed by the program are in millions of dollars.

My opinion: CBTS provides a very interesting and detailed presentation
that reflects directly the attitudes that our elected representatives
have toward managing and spending our tax dollars based on their own
voting record - this kind of information could change votes.  I come
from a fiscally conservative state, and I was surprised to see a big
difference between the voting record of my representatives and what
they say about their desire to cut the federal deficit.

Regards,
Jim Logan

[ I would love to see this kind of thing available on bigger,
networked systems.  Any possibilities? -CWM]
From: markd@NeoSoft.com (Mark Diekhans)
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [comp.lang.tcl] Tcl interface to SIPP 3D rendering library available.
Followup-To: comp.lang.tcl,alt.graphics.pixutils,comp.graphics
Date: 5 Nov 1992 13:46:32 GMT
Organization: NeoSoft Communications Services -- (713) 684-5900
Distribution: world
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Archive-name: auto/comp.lang.tcl/Tcl-interface-to-SIPP-3D-rendering-library-available

The following 3D rendering interface is now available via anonymous ftp:

     barkley.Berkeley.EDU:tcl/extensions/tsipp3.0a.tar.Z

Please let me know if your have any questions, comments or problems.

markd@grizzly.com

                            === Tcl-SIPP 3.0a ===

    This package provides a Tcl command interface to the SIPP rendering
program.  SIPP, the SImple Polygon Processor, is a library for creating
3-dimensional scenes and rendering them using a scan-line z-buffer algorithm.
Tcl is an easy to use, powerful, interpretive programming language, that is
designed to be imbeddable in applications.

    Tcl-SIPP is a set of Tcl commands used to programmed SIPP without having to
write and compile C code.  Commands are used to specify surfaces, objects,
scenes and rendering options.  Scenes may be rendered to files in the PPM
format or in Utah Raster Toolkit RLE format.

   This interface greatly speeds the development of scenes because no compile
and link phase is required.  Data is represented in a simple ASCII form.
This is particularly useful when for producing 3D scenes from ASCII data
generated by other programs.  Since most of the work in creating a scene is
still done in libsipp, the is only a small performance cost in programming from
Tcl.


REQUIREMENTS
============
The following software packages are required to build and use Tcl-SIPP:

   o SIPP 3.0 - The SImple Polygon Processor
        wuarchive.wustl.edu:/graphics/graphics/packages/sipp/sipp-3.0.tar.Z
        isy.lie.se:/src/sipp-3.0.tar.Z (note: this site is in Sweden)

   o Tcl 6.4 - The Tcl command language
        sprite.bekerley.edu:/pub/tcl/tcl6.4.tar.Z

   o TclX6.4c - Extended Tcl, an add on package for Tcl.
        sprite.bekerley.edu:/pub/tcl/tclX6.4c.tar.Z
        barkley.bekerley.edu:/tcl/extensions/tclX6.4c.tar.Z

   o Utah Raster Toolkit (optional) - This tool kit is great, check it out.
        cs.utah.edu:/pub/urt/urt-3.0.tar.Z
        cs.utah.edu:/pub/urt/urt-3.0.patch1
        cs.utah.edu:/pub/urt/urt-3.0.patch2.Z
From: timg@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Tim Gallivan)
Newsgroups: comp.archives
Subject: [comp.sys.atari.st] Ghostscript 2.52 beta available.
Followup-To: comp.sys.atari.st
Date: 8 Nov 1992 08:24:05 GMT
Organization: University of Texas Center for Relativity
Distribution: world
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Archive-name: auto/comp.sys.atari.st/Ghostscript-2-52-beta-available

I know that this has taken a while, but I finally got a beta version of
Ghostscript 2.52 ready. It can be obtained via anon ftp from
lifshitz.ph.utexas.edu (pub/atari/ghostscript/beta/gs252b.zoo).  Please
do not upload this code to any other archives. When it seems that there
are no major bugs, I will upload it to atari.archive.

I am particularly interested in whether the 8-bit color code in the
screen driver works (in TT low-res I guess, or perhaps some graphics
card). The driver does not yet set its own palette, but it searches the
available palette for the nearest color, so the colors should be
something close to correct (unlike previous versions).  Of course,
reports of any other bugs are welcome also.

For the majority of users, GS 2.52 is not significantly different from
2.41, except that a few command line options have been added (select
paper size and band-printing buffer size) and the color screen driver is
hopefully a bit better.

-Tim Gallivan
timg@landau.ph.utexas.edu