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Date:         Fri, 14 Aug 1992 12:01:43 -0400
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From:         Bonneau@UQAH.UQUEBEC.CA
Subject:      CD-ROMs catalogue

  At the University of Quebec at Hull we have a directory of current CDROMs

from Meckler (editor).

    Desmarais, Norman      *CD-ROMs in print
    Westport, Conn. : Meckler, 1987-
     La p. de t. porte en outre: An international guide. - Annuel
     published each year.

Other directory from the same editor are also available.

                                    Salutation.      Eric Bonneau
                                                 University of Quebec at Hull
                                                 Bonneau@UQAH.UQUEBEC.CA
From: KURSAT@TRMETU.BITNET (Kursat CAGILTAY)
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Subject: Accessing Library CDs for Citation indexes
Date: 13 Aug 92 16:06:03 GMT
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 Hi,

Our library has a PC and a CD-ROM Drive and CDs for Citation indexes.
And Here, In METU, We have a fiber optic token ring backbone and the
departmental LANS are tied to this Backbone. These LANS are either
BANYAN-Vines, NOVELL-Netware or Unix workstations. And TCP/IP is
available  on all  of them.
Now What our Library want is letting this CDs available all over the
network (they will buy lots of CDS).

Any Suggestions, or information would be appreciated.

Thanks
 Kursat CAGILTAY
 METU CC
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 11:29:41 EDT
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From:         Steven Kriby <kirby@ATHENA.CS.UGA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Accessing Library CDs for Citation indexes
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              Aug 13, 92 11:02 am

Yeah, rob a bank.  Seriously, we got a price quote from ISI last week.  (I
presume those are the indexes you're talking about.)  We wanted to make Arts
& Humanities Citation Index and Social Sciences Citation Index available on our
LAN all over campus.  It would only cost us about $54,000 to do that.  We
decided to pass on the chance.  But if they ever find oil on campus, this is
where I want the money to go.  :-)  or is it :-( ?

--Steve


Steven Kirby
University of Georgia
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decided to pass on the chance.  But if oil is ever found on campus, this is
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>  Hi,
>
> Our library has a PC and a CD-ROM Drive and CDs for Citation indexes.
> And Here, In METU, We have a fiber optic token ring backbone and the
> departmental LANS are tied to this Backbone. These LANS are either
> BANYAN-Vines, NOVELL-Netware or Unix workstations. And TCP/IP is
> available  on all  of them.
> Now What our Library want is letting this CDs available all over the
> network (they will buy lots of CDS).
>
> Any Suggestions, or information would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>  Kursat CAGILTAY
>  METU CC
>
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 08:53:00 EDT
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From:         KRYSTYNA <RYKOWSKI@RIDER.BITNET>
Subject:      cabling

First I want to thank all members who sent me so many informations and
descriptions on network cables.  That was very helpful !
Now I know we will go with 10baseT configuration.  It seems much more reliable
then others.  But now my another question is how do I connect my 2 servers
(file@optical) and my 4 CD-ROM towers in this configuration.
I understand that I will use unshielded twisted pair cable with RJ45 connectors.
   Every workstation will be connected - cable from the network card to the hub.
How do I connect the hub with my servers and towers.
If anyone can give me some hints how I would do that that would be great.
Krystyna
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 14:14:14 EDT
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From:         "Clyde W. Grotophorst" <WALLYG%fen1.gmu.edu@GMUVAX2.GMU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Possible RAM Savings
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On a related note: if you use DR DOS 6.0 on 286's with the NEAT
chipset, you'll have a good deal more than 600K free RAM after
loading your netdrivers and so on. Since QEMM works only on a 386,
the DRDOS alternative might help keep some 286 machines doing
productive work...

While on the subject of DR DOS....not long ago I wanted to put
Comptuer Select up on our Optinet LAN...but limit it to one
simultaneous user (since we don't have a net license for the thing).
Couldn't make it work.  Worked fine up in my office but not down
in the reference room.  Growing frustrated, I took my DRDOS diskettes
down to reference and installed it over the MS-DOS 5.0 that
the workstation was using. Bingo! Immediately, Computer Select
ran fine.  Turns out, Computer Select has a block on their single
user version of the CD that causes it to fail if the disk is being
accessed across a network.  The block works great with MS-DOS but has
no effect when running a DR DOS workstation.

One more item on my evergrowing list of why I prefer DR DOS 6.0 to
any of Microsoft's offerings (since 3.31).  Incidentally, to
hardware, DRDOS looks like MS-DOS 3.31 so maybe that explains it.


+===================================================================+
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| George Mason Univ       4400 University Drive   Fairfax, VA 22030 |
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 08:20:42 CDT
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From:         David Ives <ELDJIVES@MIZZOU1.BITNET>
Subject:      Possible RAM Savings

The following may be useful for those of us who are faced with an
increasingly RAM-hungry TSR/CD-ROM software situation.  We were faced
with having to run SilverPlatter databases on old XT/AT-class computers.
But, with the various TSR programs we had loaded, we were unable to load
SilverPlatter's latest software version.  Our fix (and it may be the
solution for others) was to purchase a CompuAdd 386SX/25 computer to
replace an old XT.

This computer has the Chips & Technologies chip set.  We are using both
DOS 5 and QEMM 386 6.0.  Using QEMM with this computer gives us 704k
of conventional/base RAM (the high memory block is remapped).

In Config.sys, files=5 and buffers=1; QEMM loads the following        gh
memory: QEMM.SYS, SETVER.EXE, BURNDEV.SYS, ANSI.SYS, and HITACHIA.SYS.
The last line is DOS=HIGH.

In Autoexec.bat, 25 files are added and 34 buffers are added with QEMM's
LOADHI; LOADHI also loads DOSKEY and MSCDEX.EXE.  Additionally, MacAfee's
VSHIELD program is loaded high with the /LH option.

The end result is that after loading all of this, we still have 682+k of
conventional/base RAM to use (the above eats up less than 22k).  I don't
think that SilverPlatter or Wilson or anyone else ever is going to
require that much RAM to run.

Hope this is of some help to those with RAM cram!
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Date:         Sat, 22 Aug 1992 16:13:00 -0500
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From:         Theodore.Morris@UC.EDU
Subject:      Create MS-DOS Hypertext CD-ROM?
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(Cross posted to IR-L, LIBRES, MEDLIB-L, PACS-L, and alt.hypertext as
well--usual apologies if you see this more than once!)

Need help re: currently popular/respected MS-DOS based hypertext
development products.

We are trying to work up a project plan in a SHORT "window of
opportunity" for funding--something other University folks can
appreciate, I'm sure--for what will turn out to be a sort of a hypertext
book on CD-ROM.

A professor here is already a successful print publisher, but wants to
take the text of his last work and update it in electronic form this
time rather than just in print form.  This means the text, figures,
and tables, and a way to get to each.  For example, when the text
says, "in Figure 12 you can see the results of..." you have a command,
button, or function-key to press which will "pop up" or otherwise
activate "Figure 12". I'm not defining whether "Figure 12" will be a
scanned image or redrawn artwork, or whether it will be .PIC, .PCX,
.TIF, .EPS, or whatever--I suspect I'll be more limited by the
products which can show this and text, than by how I can deliver the
Figures.

It is a reference work, so the "chapters" follow a regular format.  I
can see the opportunity to cross "data base" and "hypertext/linking"
lines here, since the text content organization is so regular.

I've been hanging around the edges since Hypertext '89 in Pittsburgh,
but this will be my first real -funded- project (we hope!). Otherwise,
I haven't worked much with anything but HyperCard (and a -little- look
at Owl Guide).  This project is defined as being MS-DOS based.  I'm
inclined to try to stay away from Windows, from a market standpoint as
well as for complexity's sake, but that's by no means a given.

So, what are currently popular MS-DOS based products that would lend
themselves to creation of an MS-DOS CD-ROM like this?  Will something
like MaxThink be able to handle the text links (like to tables or other
articles which are related) and the "figures"?  Will I have to use
Windows-based products, or are there non-Windows products which can fill
the bill?

Thanks!

Theodore Allan (Ted) Morris, University of Cincinnati, Medical Center
Information and Communications, Information Retrieval and Development,
231 Bethesda Ave., ML#574, Cincinnati, OH  45267-0574
513-558-0177V, 558-0758F, MORRISTA@UC.EDU, MORRIS@UCUNIX.SAN.UC.EDU,
NTS WB8VNV.  Call me up and I'll talk data to ya!
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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 16:34:47 EDT
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From:         Normand Laniel <NLANIEL@ACADVM1.UOTTAWA.CA>
Subject:      Re: Bridging Novell LAN to IBM mainframe
              20 Aug 1992 13:25:13 EDT from <kirby@ATHENA.CS.UGA.EDU>

We use Novell 3270 gateway to talk to our mainframe IBM computer...
Novell has a catalog of their product and what it connects to...
A PC that emulates a terminal and talks to 3270 is common enough...
Am I perceiving your problem correctly?

=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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 University of Ottawa / Universite d'Ottawa, 65 University priv.
 Ottawa, Ontario, CDN. K1N 6N5  (613) 564-9917 FAX (613) 564-5871
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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 07:16:29 EDT
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From:         "Ray Charbonneau | The fifth dentist makes all the money."
              <rcharbon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: single user vs. standalone
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              17 Aug 92 08:30:03 -0900. <9208171635.AA01942@Athena.MIT.EDU>

Now suppose a remote user is using something like DESQview/X to access a CD-ROM
running as a client on a local machine.  If the license says the program must be
run on a local area network, is this OK?  The program runs locally, it just
displays remotely.
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 16:12:54 CDT
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From:         "Gerald A. Smith" <gsmith@GUNTER-EMH.AF.MIL>
Subject:      Re: Stuck CD-ROM
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              "BRITTON_CONNIE/OMGATE_OA@gate.us.ohio-state.edu" at Aug 13,
              92 2:48 pm

 I am not sure about the Sony drive, but on the Toshiba, there is a little
 emergency screw, which allows a forced ejection of a disk.  You may want to
 look in your user's manual to see if Sony's CD-ROM drive came with such a
 device.   Otherwise, I wo
uld call the manufacturer and ask them.  There usually is a back door built into
 these things.
Gary Smith
gsmith@ssblan.ssc.af.mil
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 13:35:49 CDT
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From:         zhengt@UWWVAX.UWW.EDU
Subject:      Re: cabling
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You are right. Optinet is a redirect CDROM network package.
You could connect your CD_ROM Tower to any machine on the network.
=========================
Ting Zheng, L&LR
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
(414) 472-5519
zhengt@uwwvax.uww.edu
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 16:51:00 EST
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From:         "D.E. 'Dave' Bloomberg" <BLOOMBER@FAUVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Stuck CD-ROM

    hiya,

    a) with drive off, push and hold the eject button as you turn the
    power back on.

    b) if there is a small hole near the eject button, get a sturdy
    paper clip and insert it into the hole.  It is an emergency eject
    feature.


    All I know unless you open up the unit and start taking it apart
    (which I've had to do a cpouple times.....)


    Dave Bloomberg
    Systems Coordinator
    FAU Libraries
    BLOOMBER@FAUVAX
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From:         "ACAD1A::JFMRH" <JFMRH@ALASKA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: single user vs. standalone

We face a similar situation in Alaska.  We too are "blessed" with
a state-wide system, though the libraries still report to their
respective campus administrations.  Each of the university libraries
has in place CD-ROM based packages networked in the libraries
and two of the networks a positioned to be searched by users
outside the library and beyond the immediate campus locations.
As with our friends in Australia, our users may well be
hundreds of miles away from the libraries themselves

As of yet, we have no answers on the license fee issues nor on
exactly how "user" can be defined to meet the profit needs of the
vendors and the service needs of our libraries.  I echo the question
from Australia, who has made a creative break through in this
arena?

Mike Herbison
Librarian
Univ of Ak Juneau
JFMRH@ALASKA.BITNET
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 20:08:11 PDT
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From:         Lyle Lexier <lexier@SFU.CA>
Subject:      Welcome back Dan
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              13, 92 3:27 am

Hello Dan Wiebe,

Welcome back from your holidays!  I wish I could go to West Edmonton Mall
right now for a few days rest, after my finals exams.

Lyle
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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 00:00:14 EDT
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From:         Anne Pemberton <apembert@VDOE386.VAK12ED.EDU>
Subject:      Perceptions ...
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Lauren,
   RESIST the urge to kill Dan!! :-)  All doubts I had about
   whether Sammy is autistic were probably dashed by reading
   first Dan's post, then yours, and I know how you feel.

   Steve (not Sammy's father) is claustrophic, so we
   always sit near exit doors. And he takes frequent walk-
   around breaks. And leaves me alone (although not in any
   more bars since he had to elbow his way back earlier this
   year.. my fault, I'd smiled at a New Yorker who looked
   lonely).

   Carolyn .. Steve and I waited to marry til Sammy had moved
   out and John was in his last year of HS. If we'd been
   married in a public place it would have been a disaster;
   so we were married in the living room of this house which
   we'd just bought.

          Keep Smiling, Folks,

                  Anne
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Date:         Fri, 14 Aug 1992 12:32:04 -0400
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From:         FARBER_R@SPCVXA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: losing speech

Anne,
   The Reynold's wrap I was referring to is a plastic wrap.I'll
keep you in mind while looking through catalogues for things
I don't have money to buy!!!
Rosanne
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From:         LNCJB@CC.NEWCASTLE.EDU.AU
Subject:      Re: Pixies
X-To:         AUTISM%SJUVM.BITNET@pucc.Princeton.EDU

Anne,

I appreciate what you're saying but I'm worried that the 'flowers' in my
father's 'garden' aren't providing the sustenance he needs.

On a happier note. Dr. Fenelon has finished his testing of Helen for the
time being. He has referred her for a complete audiology and speech
pathology assessment now. I have never seen a professional person get as
excited as he was yesterday - he thinks my daughter is 'remarkable'. He
said he had never seen a child with such high performance abilities....
"it's way, way up" were his exact words. He hasn't analysed the results yet
but he couldn't stop talking about her reading performance. He said that
few adults can read aloud with the amount of expression and understanding that
Helen is capable of. He ordered the further testing because he feels that there
is something 'strange' about her articulation, but he couldn't pinpoint what
the problem is. He also was very impressed with the copies of the list
articles that I gave him to read last time.....he said it is an amazing
document and wants to spend an hour to talk to me about what I had written.
He wasn't any more specific than that....but I'll find out what he was
referring to when I go back to see him in a fortnights time.

One point he made: During the testing he noticed that Helen had difficulty
switching attention between questions. He took his time making sure he always
had her undivided attention before presenting the next question. He said that
he suspects that the people who tested her previously didn't do this and that
was the reason for the low scores that were attributed to her.

From the look on his face when we left, I think Helen made his day. :-)

Carolyn
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Date:         Fri, 14 Aug 1992 10:52:00 +1000
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From:         LNCJB@CC.NEWCASTLE.EDU.AU
Subject:      Re: supportive networks
X-To:         AUTISM%SJUVM.BITNET@pucc.Princeton.EDU

Dan,

I don't believe that any of your posts have been 'a waste of bandwidth'. I
personally have enjoyed them all, including 'haying on a farm'. It gives
me an insight into who this person called 'Dan Wiebe' really is.

Welcome back,

Carolyn
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Date:         Sat, 15 Aug 1992 22:38:00 EST
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From:         Speed Bump <DNWIEBE@OWUCOMCN.BITNET>
Subject:      No time for a long message...

        ...but I know at least two people on this list are interested, so
I'll say it here.  As of Wednesday the 12th, Lauren and I have decided to
get married.  Date is not cast in concrete yet, but somewhere toward the end
of December.  And *yes,* she has a ring.

Shalom,
Dan
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 16:49:26 -0400
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From:         FARBER_R@SPCVXA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: losing speech

  ANNE,
         If the colored cellophane Ray is referring to is too dark,
you might want to try Reynold's wrap.It comes in various pastel
colors now.It might not be as durable but the amount on one roll
should compensate.Also the DLM company which specializes in
learning materials for the special child might have something
that you could use.I don't have a catalogue at home but I'm
sure there will be one waiting for me at school.I will be returning
there in a few short weeks(!!!!! can't believe it!!!!) and can get
that info if you need it.
Rosanne
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Date:         Fri, 21 Aug 1992 15:17:19 PDT
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From:         Craig Cholar <3432P@NAVPGS.BITNET>
Subject:      Software

Hello everyone.
Well, I received no response at all from my inquiry a few days ago about
software for autistic children, so I've gone ahead and ordered some
programs and a touch-screen from Laureate software.  I'll post in a
few weeks how things turn out.  Bye for now.

   Craig Cholar                                3432P@NAVPGS.BITNET
   Defense Manpower Data Center                3432P@CC.NPS.NAVY.MIL
   Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey Calif.
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