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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 21:03:32 CDT
From:         "Matthew Lyle" <matt@RA.OC.COM>
Subject:      Re: Need a working RS/6000 sendmail.cf
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              92 09:18:26 pm

You'd probably be better off junking IBM's sendmail and getting
the current IDA version.  You can FTP it (anonymous) from
uxc.cso.uiuc.edu.

In a recent message, Cromer, Dan said:
|
| For some reason I can't get my RS/6000 sendmail.cf file to work
| correctly, though it works O.K. if I use a DI record to route
| to another name server.  If you have a working RS/6000 (AIX 3.1.6)
| sendmail.cf please send a copy to danc@dynix.sbac.edu or otherwise
| contact me so I can get a copy.  Any assistance would be greatly
| appreciated!
| Dan
| --
| Daniel H. Cromer, Jr.  Manager, Systems & Programming
| School Board of Alachua County, Gainesville, Florida
|


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Matthew Lyle                                           matt@oc.com
Technical Support Specialist                           matt@utdallas.bitnet
West/SW/SE/Mid Atlantic Region (*Phew*)
OpenConnect System, Dallas, Texas                      (214) 490-4090
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Date:         Wed, 12 Aug 1992 09:14:02 EDT
From:         "Michael S. Holtzman" <HOLTZMAN@SJUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      NNTP / Port usage problem ?

Greetings. I just installed NetNews on VM (NetNews from PSUVM, NNTPRCVR
from QUCDN, and NNTPXMIT from BLEKUL11 -- thanx one and all).  NNTPRCVR
and NNTPXMT both run on port 119.  If both reserve port 119 in PROFILE TCPIP
will it cause problems??  One of these service machines (NNTPXMIT) keeps
getting FORCEd and then AUTOLOGged by TCP/IP -- sometimes it claims "Fatal
comm error VMCF rc 5" and sometimes "No passive open on 119".

I could use some helpful hints if you are running this set up.

BTW, I am running FAL 2.2 under VM/SP 6.  Thanx in advance for any clues.

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Michael S. Holtzman      St. John's University    HOLTZMAN@SJUVM
(718) 990-1637           Perboyre Hall, Rm B14    MIKE000@SJUMUSIC
                         Jamaica, NY 11439
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 14:10:10 EDT
Reply-To:     Doug Nelson <NELSON@msu.edu>
From:         Doug Nelson <08071TCP@MSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Fullscreen FTP
X-To:         Ray Mrohs <IRMIS971%SIVM.BitNet@pucc.PRINCETON.EDU>,
              IBMTCP-L <IBMTCP-L@pucc.PRINCETON.EDU>
              14 Aug 1992 14:45:20 EDT from
              <IRMIS971%SIVM.BitNet@pucc.PRINCETON.EDU>

>From: Ray Mrohs
>      Systems Programmer
>      Smithsonian Institution
>
>What's the best (easiest) way to invoke fullscreen CMS while in an FTP
>session?  The command CMS SET FULLSCREEN ON works, but the command is
>too wordy for general users.  It must also be invoked after the remote
>login procedure is completed, when FTP expects command input.

I was starting to ask why you need to wait until FTP is started, but then
I tried it....

CMS' action for the password prompt is somewhat annoying (presenting a
blank screen with only "VM READ" on it), when already in FULLSCREEN mode.
I wonder if an improvement could be made to CMS to resolve this.  Surely
FTP isn't the only program that runs into the problem...

I tried a short exec that prompted for the host name and user id, and
then queued the id and the "CMS SET FULLSCREEN ON" commands, and started
the FTP.  This works, since the password request doesn't go to the stack.
It may not give ideal response in some error conditions, though (e.g.
invalid host name or id, or unresponsive host).

Doug Nelson                     nelson@msu.edu
Michigan State University
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Date:         Wed, 12 Aug 1992 10:50:43 CDT
From:         Rick Troth <TROTH@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Control characters under telnet (was: help:telnet IBM ==>
              Vax)
              10 Aug 1992 14:20:00 GMT from <SEB1525@MVS.DRAPER.COM>

>You're gonna hate this, but ESC = ctl-left-bracket = 0x1b is common
>knowledge in the Unix/ASCII world.  The backquote-2 business is unique
>to FAL (I didn't know about it either) and SHOULD be better documented.

Steve, et al,

        It's true that  <ESC> ==  Ctrl-[  is common knowlegde.
It's also true that  Ctrl-A  is  x01,  and that  Ctrl-B  is  x02,  ...
are common knowledge.   But many users don't know this,  and don't care
to know it,  and  (arguably)  shouldn't be required to know it to use
their favourite applications.

        But really,  ASCII  x01  isn't  Ctrl-A  at all.   It's  SOH
(Start Of Header),  a protocol signal that is only related to letter "A"
because of someone's arbitrary assignment of bit patterns.   THEREFORE
ASCII  x1B  is similarly related to  close-bracket  only by circumstance.

>I hate to say this, but I think you have a PFK mindset.

        And that's  not  a bad mindset to have.

>All ASCII keys transmit characters except for the BREAK key.

        And that is part of the problem with 99% of ASCII applications:
they have to interpret each and every byte to decide if it's a character
signal or an action signal.   ANSI X3.64  (of which VT100 is a subset)
hints at distinction between the two,  so protocol interpretation can
be broken out from the application.   This modularity was enforced by
our beloved 3270's twenty+ years ago.   (two problems w/ 3270 protocol:
magic cookies and half duplex;  otherwise they were ahead of their time)

        So here I go taking on the world again.   ASCII application
programmers won't change.   Who asked the original question?   I'm sorry
you've gotten all this noise blasted at you.   ;-)

        Interestingly,  EMACS,  the most  I-will-interpret-every-byte
insistent of ASCII applications could actually be configured to handle
a 3270.   You could have it talk to one directly  (but neither AIX,
nor FAL/HAL give you that interface)  or you could teach it X3.64 and
have AIX or FAL/HAL talk better X3.64.   But noooo ... that's too much
to ask for,   "you've got source"  (from an IBMer).     At it's heart,
EMACS doesn't care if you press  Ctrl-X Ctrl-C  or  PF3,  so just bind
PF3  to  "quit"  and you're done  (with that one,  then you get to do
the rest of them;  but they're similar;  and when you're done,  call me).

Rick Troth <TROTH@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU>, Rice University, I/S VM Systems Support
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Date:         Fri, 21 Aug 1992 13:36:11 EST
From:         "C. D. Stravers" <POSTMAN@INDYMED.BITNET>
Subject:      Escape characters

Has any one run into a situation like this or have an idea what to do?
We are running TN3270 to connect our users and are using version 2.2D.
On the PROFS (2.3.2) calander screen (W01) when the user presses PF9
to get into help, the PC tries to go into Techtronics graphics mode,
... arg ... the garbage fills the screen and we can get out of it by
hitting enter twice. Does any one know if version 2.2E fixes this problem?
Or any other thoughts would be appreciated. We tried this on our neighbors
ESA 1.1 system with office vision and this will not happen.
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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 11:10:10 EST
From:         Ray Lauff <ray@PICASSO.OCIS.TEMPLE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Banner Pages with LPSERV (followup)
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Many thanks to all who offered helpful suggestions on getting the banner pages
 on
our xerox 4050 to work even when routing jobs through LPSERVE from a Unix
 system.

The solution we went with was an IBM hack to the job name arguement (J element
in the control file) which specifies the distribution code and user name.
So, to route output to bin 0380 from my Unix workstation via the 3084Q to 4050
connection, I can type

	lpr -Pvm -J"for=ray,dist=0380" myfile.to.print

and it seems to work beautifully.  Of course, the user name is already in the
file and it would be nice if the LPSERVE just picked it up automagically, but
I am quite happy that this works!  Thanks Gary Ciampa and Bill Rubin of IBM!
--
    Our policy when there is no policy is to do the right thing.
	Ray Lauff - Ray.Lauff@picasso.ocis.temple.edu - Temple University -
 (215)787-5555
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 09:36:23 CST
From:         "Stephen P. Cohen, m.s., m.b.a." <STEVEC@MCES.MSSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Phoenix on-line
X-To:         MBA-L%MARIST.BitNet@pucc.PRINCETON.EDU

to Mark Sullivan:
He who moves not forward, goes backward --- Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
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Stephen P. Cohen, m.s., m.b.a.            |SteveC@MCES.MsState.Edu
Manager, Systems & Networks               |Post Office Box 5446
Agricultural Administrative Computing     |Mississippi State, MS 39762
Mississippi State University              |601-325-3227
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Date:         Wed, 12 Aug 1992 19:10:00 EST
From:         ERIC <MECHRIST@EMUBUS.BITNET>
Subject:      The War Ate My Homework

From:   EMUBUS::MECHRIST     "ERIC" 12-AUG-1992 19:01:26.17
To:     WINS%"MBA-L@MARIST"
CC:     MECHRIST
Subj:   The War Ate My Homework

From Parade Magazine -- 8/9/92

"The War Ate My Homework"

   Next Saturday, the first class will graduate from the nation's first
interactive, computer-network MBA program.  The professors and 40 students
in the on-line University of Phoenix program -- who are scattered across the
country -- will meet face to face for the first time at the ceremonies to be
held in San Francisco.
   One student will be missing.  Randy Brown, a networking specialist in
the Army, was called to fight in Desert Storm while "attending" the course.
He kept up his homework for a while, logging on from Europe.  After battling
the temperamental Mideast phone lines, however, he gave up.  Now retired from
the Army, Brown is back in the program, in the Class of 1994.
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From:         SHA0001@HUECO.UNI-WIEN.AC.AT

SUBSCRIBE Gabor Kisfaludi
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Date:         Fri, 21 Aug 1992 20:19:43 EDT
From:         Curious <OBNJ@CORNELLA.BITNET>
Subject:      Wake Forest U.

   Is there anyone on this list who's currently enrolled in the MBA program at
Wake Forest?  Or who has been in the past?  - Or, is there anyone on this list
who knows anything about the MBA program at WFU?  (How about anyone from the
state of North Carolina?...)

   Please reply to me personally, not the list (unless you want to), at
OBNJ@CornellA.  Thanks.  -- C.
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 07:57:17 CST
From:         "Stephen P. Cohen, m.s., m.b.a." <STEVEC@MCES.MSSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      Phoenix on-line studies
X-To:         MECHRIST@EMUBUS.BITNET, MBA-L@MARIST.BITNET

Any word on post-MBA on-line schooling?  Can one study for the DBA in
this manner?  How can one get more information?

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Stephen P. Cohen, m.s., m.b.a.            |SteveC@MCES.MsState.Edu
Manager, Systems & Networks               |Post Office Box 5446
Agricultural Administrative Computing     |Mississippi State, MS 39762
Mississippi State University              |601-325-3227
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From: eldar@lomi.spb.su (Eldar A. Musaev)
Subject: Info on a book "Taxation in Russia"
Reply-To: eldar@lomi.spb.su
Organization: St.Petersburg Branch Steklov's Mathematical Institute
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 15:52:32 +0300


                An unique information in an unique book
                ---------------------------------------
                |         Taxation in Russia          |
                ---------------------------------------
               by.Mrs.Galina Musaeva and Dr.Eldar Musaev

The complete and reliable guide to the system of taxes in Russia, which
had stabilized only in June 1992, reflected in tables, schemata, formulae
and English text comppressed into 30 pages. The book covers all taxes,
import/export and foreign investments policy. Future possible changes
are supposed to be published in subsequent issues of "Taxation in
Russia".

Mrs.Galina Musaeva (M.Sc.) and Mr.Eldar Musaev (Ph.D.) are specialized
in lecturing, teaching, managing of teaching and consulting in areas of
accounting, business, economical laws and privatization in Russia and
CIS. The list of their clients includes Petersburg Commodities &
Securities Exchange, different companies and institutions of
St.Petersburg. Mr.Galina Musaeva is the author of "The handbook of a tax
inspector" which contains most complete and comprehensive information on
taxes in Russia including full texts of all relevant laws and official
instructions of the State Taxing Service.

== Cut here -> ======================================== <- Cut here ==

			   Taxation in Russia
			by Galina & Eldar Musaev

        If you wish to receive the book "Taxation in Russia", please,
send this completed order form along with $23.-- per copy in cheque or
money order drawn on USA bank to

		Prof.R.Baker Kearfott
		Department of Mathematics
		University of Southwestern Louisiana
		U.S.L. Box 4-1010
		Lafayette, LA 70504-1010
		USA
		E-mail: rbk@usl.edu

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			THE ORDER FORM

Name ____________________________________________________________

Company _________________________________________________________

Address _________________________________________________________

Zip __________________ State, Country ___________________________

Phone ________________ (optional) Fax _________________ (optional)

# of copies _______ x $23.-- = $ _________ in checque/money order

Date _______________________  Signature _________________________


-------- Please, show this information in your library ! --------


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From:         Mark Sullivan <ALI00MHS@UNCCVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Phoenix on-line studies
              13 Aug 1992 07:57:17 CST from <STEVEC@MCES.MSSTATE.EDU>

On Thu, 13 Aug 1992 07:57:17 CST Stephen P. Cohen, m.s., m.b.a. said:
>Any word on post-MBA on-line schooling?  Can one study for the DBA in
>this manner?  How can one get more information?
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------------
>Stephen P. Cohen, m.s., m.b.a.            |SteveC@MCES.MsState.Edu
>Manager, Systems & Networks               |Post Office Box 5446
>Agricultural Administrative Computing     |Mississippi State, MS 39762
>Mississippi State University              |601-325-3227

Stephen: aren't you the guy who had the end-of-MBA freakout?  I can't
believe you're seriously looking to get back on the treadmill so soon.
Take a break, man!


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## Mark Sullivan                 ##                                    ##
## Business Reference Librarian  ## Voice: (704) 547-2382              ##
## Atkins Library                ## Fax: (704) 547-3050                ##
## University of North Carolina  ## Bitnet: ali00mhs@unccvm            ##
##   at Charlotte                ## Internet: ali00mhs@unccvm.uncc.edu ##
## Charlotte, NC 28223           ##                                    ##
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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 08:21:00 EDT
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From:         "Faye.Backie" <20676FCB@MSU.BITNET>
Subject:      new journal

Good news!  We have an ally among editors in the fight against inflated
journal pricing!  I have just learned from Dr. S Tamer Cavusgil that he will
no longer be affiliated with the INTERNATIONAL MARKETING REVIEW currently
published by MCB University Press.  Dr. Cavusgil was associated with the
INTERNATIONAL MARKETING REVIEW since its inception in 1983.  He and the entire
editorial board of the INTERNATIONAL MARKETING REVIEW have left it to begin a
new quarterly journal entitled the JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING.  It is
published here at Michigan State University Press for $100 per year (in
contrast to the INTERNATIONAL MARKETING REVIEW, which is priced at $1,309.10
for the 1992 year).

For more information about the new journal, contact:

             S. Tamer Cavusgil, Editor-in-Chief
             JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
             Michigan State University
             6 Kellogg Center
             East Lansing, MI  48823-1022

As far as we know, the INTERNATIONAL MARKETING REVIEW will continue
publication with a different editorial staff.
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From:         JOURN003@OUACCVMB.BITNET

buslib-l info
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From:         SELENE <GSHCEB3@PANAM.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: Business Names

Dun's Account Indentification service on microfiche is one of the
most inclusive listings of company names.  There is an international
version as well.
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 16:47:58 EDT
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From:         wiehn@EVAX.GDC.COM
X-To:         BUSLIB-L@idbsu.idbsu.edu

I have a user of my library who needs to get a list of New England Breweries
that were operating prior to prohibition (pre 1918).. Can someone give us
a lead on this.  Can someone suggest a book or organization that may have this
information????????????

John Wiehn
Corporate Librarian
General DataComm, Inc.
Middlebury, CT 06762

EMAIL: WIEHN@EVAX.GDC.COM

THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!
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From:         "Leslie M. Haas" <LHAAS@KENTVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Business Names

A colleague wants to know if there is one source listing business names
being used in the U.S.?  He (and I)  have looked through our sources here, but
only come up with partial listings.  Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Leslie Haas
Business Reference Librarian
Kent State University
lhaas@kentvm
(216)672-3045
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From:         Wendy Diamond <wdiamond@LIBRARY.BERKELEY.EDU>
Subject:      Request for donations for a Czech library
X-To:         BUSLIB-L@idbsu.idbsu.edu

We were visted today by a librarian from a very new business school in
Czechoslovakia --- founded after the Velvet Revolution.  The school is
currently providing a 3-year course equivalent to a Bachelor's degree in
business designed to train managers for medium and small businesses.  They
will eventually offer an advanced program equivalent to an MBA.

The library is starting out with almost no resources and they are greatly
in need of textbooks and other sorts of business books and materials to
begin a core collection.  If anyone has any books that they can donate, it
would be greatly appreciated and gratefully accepted.

If you can help, please contact:
 Lydie Kotajna'
 Silesian University
 Faculty of Business and Management
 Univerzitni namesti 76
 733 40 Karvina'
 Czechoslovakia
(I've had to leave off all the diacritical marks but I think that this
address will work anyway.)

Wendy Diamond
UC Berkeley
Business & Economics Library
the diacritical marke r libraar
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From:         Carl Braun <LIBCFB@SUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      exchange rates

I have a patron looking for the exchange rate between the German Mark and
the U.S. dollar in the period before World War 1.  I am at a loss for any
convenient source covering the Teens.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Carl Braun
Syracuse University Library
Syracuse, New York
LIBCFB@SUVM
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From:         DONS@CRNLGSM.BITNET
Subject:      Standard Rate and Data Service, backfiles

____________________

I would like to identify institutions that have holdings to a couple of
SRDS titles from 1943 to present for a faculty research project.  The
titles are:
           Spot radio rates and data
           Canadian advertising rates and data
This project involves data collection from the January and July issues.
Most of the data has been collected.  At this point we have some gaps
that we are trying to fill.  If you have holdings, please contact me and
I will let you know which particular issues we need.  Thanks
   Dons@crnlgsm    or
   Dons@JGSM2.GSM.CORNELL.EDU
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From:         "SYSTEMS COORDINATOR ... 855-1958" <JMARME@UCS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Business Names

Is your colleague looking for an authoritative source of names of businesses
(past and present) to ward off an infringement suit?  I would be surprised
if such a source exists in either print or electronic form.  I have heard
anecdotally that patent lawyers search the Electronic Yellow Pages on
Dialog and patent databases in such cases but they do not consider negative
evidence conclusive.

Jay Marme'
Indiana University-Bloomington
Business/SPEA Library
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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 04:01:05 -0700
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From:         Gerolf Starke <starke@RHRK.UNI-KL.DE>
Subject:      Data about Insolvencies needed

Dear Subscribers.

I am looking for *statistical* material (and only stistical
material) about insolvencies (bankruptcy) in different
countries (except for germany). If anyone knows of some
-literature, books, articles
-addresses of organisations
-databases
-or any other reference
which deals with *statistic data* about insolvencies, please let me know.
I will give a brief summary about all hints I will receive.

Thanks for your help in advance.
Gerolf Starke
--
Gerolf Starke                                 phone: +49/631/205-2128
                                              internet: starke@rhrk.uni-kl.de
University of Kaiserslautern, 6750            compuserve: 100010,3451
Germany                                       fax: +49/631/205-3055
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