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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 15:02:22 CST
From:         "Margaret S. Walker" <WALKER%FAUVAX@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: NESE

----------------------------Original message----------------------------

     Now that we are receiving the NESE CD (SL 92-0033-E), one might
     want to note to keep the prototype and explore new issues as
     they arrive. For example, while updating my helpsheets, I discovered that o
   n
     the new NESE has Health United States: 1991 and the prototype
     has Health United States: 1990.  There's probably other examples
     too.  By the by, for those spreadsheets, do any depositories
     have wide carriage printers in the public area attached to their
     computer workstations to print out these spreadsheets? I've
     requested one (that doesn't mean I'm going to get it).

     Peggy Walker


 Margaret S. Walker              INTERNET: Walker@Acc.Fau.Edu
 Documents Dept.-Library         BITNET: Walker@FAUVAX
 P.O. Box 3092                   Ph.  (407)367-3788
 Florida Atlantic University
 Boca Raton, Fl.   33431
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 10:28:33 CST
From:         Lori Smith <SLIB1532@vega.selu.edu>
Subject:      Cards and Labels Vendors?

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Dear Colleagues,

We currently receive pre-printed shelflist cards and labels from Bernan.
They recently informed us of some fairly hefty price increases which will
take effect in January.  This has prompted me to begin exploring other
options for obtaining this service.  The only other vendor I am aware of
is Marcive, and even with the price increase, I believe Bernan may still
be slightly cheaper for us.  Does anyone know of other vendors offering
this service?  If so, could you please send me the name and address of
the company?

Thanks!

Lori Smith            e-mail:  SLIB1532@SELU.EDU
Southeastern Louisiana University
Sims Memorial Library
P.O. Drawer 896, SLU
Hammond, LA  70402

(504) 549-3966
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From:         "Sushila Selness,
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Subject:      OFFERS

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
All the CD ROM census discs offered on yesterday's mailing have been shipped
to the first institution that requested them.

Sushila Selness
Documents/Microforms Librarian
Legal Research Center        Bitnet:    Selness@ACUSD
University of San Diego      Internet:  Selness@USDCSV.ACUSD.EDU
Alcala Park                  Tel.       (619)260-6813
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 17:29:34 CST
From:         ROMANSLM%VUCTRVAX@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
Subject:      Re: Marcive profiling

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
There is an absolutely brilliant article about profiling and
Marcive in the latest (Dec. 1992) issue of Documents to the
People (DttP):

Romans, Larry.  "Profiling the GPO Tapes for Loaing Into the
Local Library [Catalog?]."  Documents to the People 20 (Dec.
1992): 219-228.

The article by Julia Wallace on "Post-Load Cleanup," which follows
the superb Romans article, is also quite useful.




Larry Romans, Head, Govt. Info. Dept., Central Library,
Vanderbilt Univ., Nashville, TN  37240-0007
Phone: (615) 322-2838; FAX: 615/343-7276
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Subject:      Re: GPO positions
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Plum book: United States Government Policy and Supporting Positions:
Y 4.G 74/9:S.prt.102-509....Shipping list 92-0631-P.
Errata correcting print no. Y 4.G 74/9:S.prt.102-116...s.l. 92-0644-P

Marilyn Goldshine  <MGOLDSHI%MSACADMN.mtsacnet@IBM.MTSAC.EDU>
Mt. San Antonio College Library, Document Section
1100 North Grand Avenue
Walnut, CA 91789   909-594-5611 ext. 4287  FAX 909-594-8060
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 17:30:55 CST
From:         Janice Burrows <jburrows@library.Berkeley.EDU>
Subject:      Psting at UCB

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Earth Sciences Librarian.  The Earth
Sciences Library of the University of
California, Berkeley serves the
research and information needs of the
faculty, researchers and students
Geology and Geophysics, Geography and
integrative biology, the Seismographic
Station and the museum of
paleontology.  The librarians duties
include: planning, management and
evaluation of services; development
and management of the collection;
reference and instructional services;
hiring, training supervision and
evaluation; branch library management.
Requirements: MLS or equiv., academics
or experience in appropriate
discipline; at least 2 years
supervisory experience.  Apply in
writing by Feb. 20 and include with
letter and resume the names, addresses
and phone numbers of three
knowledgeable references.  Send to:
Janice H. Burrows, Director for
Library Human Resources, 447 The
Library, University of California,
Berkeley, CA  94720.  FAX: (510) 642-
8675.  EEO/AA
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Subject:      s.l. 92-0033-E

----------------------------Original message----------------------------

Subject: SL92-0033-e

Sorry  Folks, We didn't get the GOODIES that go
with the above shipping list, just 24 copies of the
list and figured 24 of you would be minus that.

Elfriede McLean
Reese Library, Augusta College
Augusta, Ga. 30910

Internet:  libehm@acvax.ac.edu
Bitnet:    Elfriede H. McLean@USCN.UGA.EDU
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From:         stwold@ualr.edu
Subject:      Office of Technology Assessment Reports

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Someone on the list wanted to know how to get an OTA report that is
no longer available at GPO.  I don't know if OTA still does this, but
several years ago they would send one free copy of a report to anyone
who asked.
Shelley Wold
Ottenheimer Library
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
bitnet: stwold@ualr
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 13:19:47 CST
From:         dan barkley <barkley@lib.wfunet.wfu.edu>
Subject:      We have a winner

----------------------------Original message----------------------------

Thanks to all who have responded to my plea for help regarding the organ
transplant study.  I've gotten enough information to be able to satisfy the
patron.  If anyone is interested in this information I will post to the net.

The guy at the North Pole has been notified and to those who have responded
looking for something extra next Friday.
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 09:55:12 CST
From:         Kandace Rogers <GOVPUB@UKCC.uky.edu>
Subject:      CQ and LEGISLATE

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Our department is trying to compare the services provided by Legislate and
 the Congressional Quarterly Washington Alert for subscription renewal.  If
 there is anyone out there that is using either or both of the services I
 would appreciate hearing from you - negative or postive, and since our
 proposal is due on Dec. 18th, the sooner the better.  Please respond to me
 and I will try to summarize for the entire list.  THANKS!!!

____________________________________
 Kandace Rogers - ksroge00@ukcc.uky.edu
 University of Kentucky, Lexington
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From:         "Sushila Selness,
              USD Legal Research Center" <SELNESS%ACUSD@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject: OFFERS: CD-ROM

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
We have received the following CD-ROMs on various shipping lists.  We do not
select these items.  Please contact me at the following address (E-mail)
if you would like to have these.

        1990 Census of Population and Housing Block stats
                East South Central Division (Alabama, Kentucky, Miss., Tenn)

        1990 Census of Pop. and Housing STF 3A
                Arkansas
                Georgia
                Mass. and N. Hampshire


Postage reimbursement will be appreciated.

Sushila Selness
Documents/Microforms Librarian
Legal Research Center        Bitnet:    Selness@ACUSD
University of San Diego      Internet:  Selness@USDCSV.ACUSD.EDU
Alcala Park                  Tel.       (619)260-6813
San Diego, CA 92110          Fax.       (619)260-4616
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 16:07:23 CST
From:         dan barkley <barkley@lib.wfunet.wfu.edu>
Subject:      Holiday Stumper

----------------------------Original message----------------------------

Several individuals have requested the answer to the stumper.  Again, I
do appreciate everyone who responded.  Everyone was very helpful.

The report:  "1991 Report of Center-Specific Graft & Patient Survival Rates"
  HE 20.9202: C33/liver,kidney,heart,exec.sum,user,pancreaes (each a
seperate volumne).
Item 486-A-03
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 11:24:11 CST
From:         Jo Ann Calzonetti <U517A%WVNVM@PSUVM.PSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Reaction to GPO cuts

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Like everyone else I was unhappy and concerned about the GPO cuts and the
way in which they were presented to the depository library community at
large.  Many important issues have been raised about the structure of
the depository program and access to governement information.  I think
that the depository community must take responsibility for recognizing
and adapting to the reality of scarce resources.  The suggestion from Peters
in Wisconsin and others is a good one.  I agree that one person's
"junk" is another person's "jewel" but the reality is right now many
important documents are not in the program and many rarely used items
are being widely distributed at great cost to both GPO and participating
libraries and budgets are shrinking.  Some practical choices and
some long range planning are in order.  The depository library community
needs to forge some consensus on these issues and be a responsible
participant in the decision making.
                                       Jo Ann Calzonetti, U517a@WVNVM
                                       West Virginia University
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 09:53:11 CST
From:         Andrea Sevetson <asevetso@library.Berkeley.EDU>
Subject: Re: EUROSTAT letter - addresses

----------------------------Original message----------------------------

For those of you writing a letter about the Eurostat situation, It needs to
go to two people - the woman from University Information who wrote the
letter:
     Jacqueline Lastenouse
     University Information
     Directorate-General Audiovisual, Information, Communication, Culture
     Commission of the EC
     Rue de la Loi 200
     B-1049 Brussels, Belgium

and  Francois De Geuser
     Ba^timent Jean Monet
     Rue Alcide De Gasperi
     L-2920 Luxembourg


Be sure to copy Barbara Sloan in the Washington Office and... I would also
like a copy of the letter which I can share with "my" EC fellow - he can
also fax to people he knows at the Parliament etc. to be sure our cries are
not lost on some desk....

Thanks!
Andrea Sevetson
Rm 350 Library
University of California
Berkeley, CA  94720
email: asevetso@library.berkeley.edu
fax:  510/643-7891
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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 10:32:04 EST
From:         CDICKERS <cdickers@IUS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: How do I start Windows 3.1 ?

Hi all,

I seem to have a problem |
I don't know how to start Windows 3.1 |
I have tried everything :
    win3.1
    win3
    windows3.1
    windows3
    windows.*

I mean everything |||

Somebody, please help me |


     Surely you're kidding? EVERYONE knows that the boot file is WIN.COM and
you type .... yes ... WIN to start Windows 1.1, 2.1, 3.1, etc.

     To start Windows NT, put your left forefinger on your nose, stand
facing the east, push .......

*====================================================================*
  Chris Dickerson                      | "Mr. Reagan, Iran, Hostages,
  Indiana University Computer Services |  taxes, what's next?"
           -  *  -   *  -              |           -*-
  cdickers@iusmail.ius.indiana.edu     | "Obscurity."
*====================================================================*
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 21:31:00 EST
From:         Vince Scarafino <Scarafino@MULTICS-A.PMS.FORD.COM>
Subject:      Re: Object Orientated

Object Oriented systems allow you to hide the details of the
implementation and concentrate on the interfaces with the outside world.
Each interface is an agreement (or contract) of what the invokation of
that entry point produces.  *What* results are obtained is part of the
agreement, *how* they are arrived at is not part of the agreement.

This approach has been around for a long time--before the name "object
oriented" was applied to it.  It provides a paradigm of thought that
allows an easier explanation of some approaches that help to make
systems more maintainable, more robust, and more flexible to changing
needs.

The C++ language helps people to produce object oriented systems by
providing classes that allow for the manipulation of objects with
support for the control of those objects that is required.  Specific
implementation of how the objects are manipulated can be hidden from
users, although the requirement of users to use supplied include files
to support this somewhat reduces its effectiveness.

The support of late binding in general aids in the production of object
oriented systems.  Delaying the bind until the last possible instance
helps to have as much information as possible known at bind time,
increasing the accuracy of the information and allowing for greater
flexibility.  One example of this that I have always found interesting
was the bind requirements of MVS, especially related to the terminals it
supports.  In early IBM 360 days, the bind (that is information on each
and every terminal that was connected to the system--what kind of
terminal it was, and which physical channel it was connected to) was
extremely early.  It had to be known at IPL (Initial Program Load--the
time when the operating system is being booted) time!  Later with the
invention of VTAM (Virtual Terminal Access Method) IBM had figured out
how to avoid needing that information until the time came to connect a
terminal to the system.  A much more reasonable requirement, in my
opinion.  Think about the implications that this has on flexibility!

Vince
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 18:06:05 -0500
From:         Joe Morris <IS480P02@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: HIMEM.SYS and A20 line control

Date: 14 Dec 1992 08:50:14 -0600
From: Sergio Araos <saraos%AXON.BIO.PUC.CL@ncsuvm.cc.ncsu.edu>

*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X* Original message *X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*

        When upgrade my operating system from DOS 3.3 to DOS 5.0,
I couldn't install HIMEM.SYS because HIMEM.SYS couldn't control the A20 line.
        Then I had to include the /machine:at1 parameter, and it work, but after
 to
 execute
windows and run other application the driver HIMEM.SYS don't Work !!, because an
 error in application xxxxxx.exe in gdi.exe or ega.sys or knl386.exe in module
 xxxx:xxxx.
        The Computer is a 386sx, 4 MB RAM, AMI BIOS (1988), a 80 MB SCSI hard di
sk,
DOS 5.0 and Windows 3.1.

Please Help me !!!

Sergio Araos

*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X* End of orginal message *X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*X*

Sergio,

Is WINA20.386 present in your root directory?  Not sure if this is the
problem.  Also, as someone else said before, are you using the HIMEM.SYS
that came with Win3.1?  This might be the problem to.  Post your
CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files.

When all else fails, reinstall Win3.1--this cures most Win problems.
______________________________________________________________________________
Joe Morris at Western Carolina University; Cullowhee, NC    Practice safe hex,
Internet:  IS480P02@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU (preferable)       Just say NO to viruses,
BITNET:    IS480P02@WCUVAX1.BITNET        And always wear a write-protect tab.
ALL-IN-1 mail users:  IS480P02@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU@IN
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 08:22:18 EST
From:         "Harry Yeatts" <HYEATTS@VTVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Kermit and Windows

My, my. I guess I'm not the only one having trouble with file transfers
from a mainframe using Kermit. Some comfort knowing it's not just me.

I've tried four Windows communications programs...Dynacomm Async, Relay
Gold, Winqvt, and WinKermit...and only one handles file transfers
properly: WinKermit (and it's freeware!).

Our mainframe only handles Yterm and Kermit protocols (they may consider
zmodem some time in the future).

--Winqvt's Kermit will download, but S-L-O-W-L-Y (10 to 20 times
slower than the DOS Kermit.
--Dynacomm's Kermit will upload beautifully but won't download (it's Yterm will
upload but won't download...yes, it really does have Yterm!). It's a very
nice program, though. Nice button bars, hefty scripting language, etc. If
they ever straighten out the transfer problem, I think it'll be my program
of choice.
--Relay Gold felt like I was feeding a dinosaur.
--WinKermit 100 worked EXACTLY like the DOS version for file transfers. Quick
and reliable. Also could upload batches with point-and-click choices. No
scripting language, though.

I messed with WinKermit until everything worked the way I wanted (the
software version of hunt-and-peck). In WinKermit there are dialogs for
communication setup (baud, parity, etc.) AND one for emulation bits
(7 or 8). I set mine for 7..and everything worked VERY smoothly. I've
never seen another program offer that particular option. Also, you can
choose not only whether you want xon/xoff enabled, but you can choose
the point: 64, 128, etc. I don't know enough to say WHY these extra
choices made a different, but they seemed to.

So, right now, I use DynaComm for my everyday stuff...it really does have
some nice features...WinKermit for transfers to and from the mainframe, and
QVT for it's zmodem transfers from other sources (Dynacomm has problems
connecting up with the university's modem pool).

I shall continue on my journey in search of the perfect Windows comm program.
(Doesn't sound like ProComm for Windows from what you all have said, either.)
Fun, isn't it?

Harry Yeatts (HYEATTS)                INTERNET: VTVM1.CC.VT.EDU
Virginia Tech                         BITNET: VTVM1
Blacksburg, Virginia                  PHONE: 703-231-5141
From: STUP092@SAUPM00.BITNET (Zaki)
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Date: 13 Dec 92 15:04:59 GMT
Organization: King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, S.A.
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Hi,
I need to know about this word processer :
   1. Is it powerful than W4W .
   2. Price.
   3. Printing.
   4. Fonts and formats

and any other related information .

Thanx in advance.
Zaki.
stup092@saump00
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 21:54:17 PST
From:         Paulo Gonzalez Otero <pgonzale@CICESE.MX>
Subject: Re: a Silly question !!

If you are sendin mail to compuserve the format from internet is



                        adresss@compuserve.com
        Example:
                        6758.2345@compuserve.com

        remember you must subtitute the comma for a point.


                Paulo Gonzalez Otero
                Internet: pgonzale@cicese.mx
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From:         "Wile E. Coyote" <BBHULSEY@LIFE.UAMS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: QEMM and Windows 3.1

Greetings!

Jason D. Bernstein writes:

>PLEASE HELP!!!  I have installed QEMM and now nothing will run right. I
>assume that it is because Windows wants a memory address that QEMM uses. If
>someone could please send me a copy of their config.sys that has QEMM
>successfully working, I'd GREATLY appreciate it. I am on a Clone 386/sx with
>8MB of RAM, SuperStored D: drive (partitioned).

Optimizing QEMM is a very complicated subject.  While I use QEMM, and Windows
3.1, my configuration (as far as device drivers, etc. that I install on
boot-up) is very different from yours and my config.sys probably will not help
you.  If you have a licensed copy of QEMM, I encourage you to talk to their
tech support people.  They are very knowledgeable about their product and
should be able to help.  They faxed me a very helpful few pages about
eliminating conflicts with QEMM's stealth mode.

At the very least you should re-run QEMM's optimize or re-install QEMM
altogether.  If you are running in stealth mode, bypass the stealth
installation steps so as to avoid using the stealth parameter, and see if this
helps.

.......
:  o/ : Bruce Hulsey
: <|  : Univ. of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
: / > : internet: bbhulsey@life.uams.edu
:.....: bitnet:   bbhulsey@uams
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