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Date:         Sat, 26 Dec 1992 11:56:00 GMT
From:         "Vietnam Publications" <0004741206@MCIMAIL.COM>
Subject:      VN Price Weekly No. 34 (1992)

VN Price Weekly, No. 34 (1992)
Copyright (c) 1992 by Vietnam Publications (email: vinexco@mcimail.com)


              *  S E A S O N ' S   G R E E T I N G S  *
              * H A P P Y   N E W   Y E A R   1 9 9 3 *


Prices in Hanoi, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, Can Tho as of December 26, 1992

         Notes: "0", "+", "-", "unchanged", difference since
                previous VN Price Weekly report, in parentheses.
         All suggestions for improvement are welcome.

*** US dollar continued to fall, European currencies fell sharply
*** Gold fell, except for Danang
*** All prices in Hanoi and Danang (starred) are from 12/25/92.

1. US Dollar:
   ForEx HCM: buy 10,690 dong/US (-60) since 12/23/92.

   Vietcombank (buy/sell):
           HANOI        DANANG      HCM         CANTHO
   ----------------------------------------------------------
   12/26 10560/10675* 10500/10690* 10580/10700  10560/10730
          (-80/-35)    (-30/-50)      (0/-20)      (0/0)

   Market (buy/sell):
           HANOI        DANANG      HCM         CANTHO
   ----------------------------------------------------------
   12/26 10600/10620* 10580/10600* 10570/10590  10560/10580
          (-80/-80)    (-30/-30)    (-50/-50)    (-50/-50)

   Vinexco NY exchange rate (dong/US dollar):
           HANOI   DANANG   NHATRANG   HCM     CANTHO
   ----------------------------------------------------
    12/26  10550   10580    10550      10615   10620
           (-70)    (0)     (-50)      (-55)   (-30)

2. Other currencies at Vietcombank (buy/sell):

          Swiss Franc   French Franc   Deutsch Mark
   --------------------------------------------------
    12/26  7205/7483     1913/1987      6524/6776
          (-222/-216)    (-37/-34)     (-142/-134)

3. Gold:
   State (Gold 99% Au, retailed buy/sell in thousand dongs per 1/10th tael):
            HANOI     DANANG    HCM      CANTHO
   -----------------------------------------------
    12/26  442/456*  438/448*  433/438   424/432
           (-1/0)    (+6/+6)   (-1/-6)   (+1/-3)

   Market (Gold 99% Au, buy/sell in thousand dongs per 1/10th tael):
            HANOI     DANANG    HCM      CANTHO
   -----------------------------------------------
    12/26  437/443*  431/439*  433/438   424/432
           (-1/-1)   (+5/+5)   (-6/-6)   (-5/-4)

4. Other prices in HCM City (unchanged except for urea)

   Average rice            d 2,200 / kg [ga.o te? thu*o*!ng]
   Pork [ham]              d20,500 / kg
   Sugar [Grade 1 white]   d 3,900 / kg [crystalized, produced locally]
   Fish sauce (15%)        d 2,000 / liter
   Gas [A72-A76]           d 2,300 / liter
   Fertilizer [urea-type]  d 1,850 / kg (-120)
   Cement                  d41,000 / 50 kg bag.
From: tran@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM (Nhan Tran)
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Subject: NEWS/VN: VN to reveal info
Date: 21 Dec 92 21:33:01 GMT
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USA TODAY Update
Dec. 21, 1992

VIETNAM TO REVEAL INFORMATION:
   For the first time, Vietnam has agreed to reveal information it
has about U.S. soldiers captured in Laos during the Vietnam War,
Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., chairman of the Senate Select Committee
on POW:MIA Affairs, said Saturday after returning from a two-day
visit to Vietnam. Previously, Vietnam said only Laotian officials
could give out information about incidents in their country.
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Date:         Thu, 31 Dec 1992 12:54:29 EST
From:         Jim Conklin <CONKLIN@BITNIC.BITNET>
Subject:      New LISTSERV files about BITNET nodes worldwide
Comments: cc: crenbdst@BITNIC.BITNET

    Two new files are now available from LISTSERV@BITNIC for those seeking
information about BITNET nodes, the countries in which they are located,
and the BITNET Cooperating Networks which serve them:

    NODES INFO3 lists all NJE nodes worldwide, sorted by country,
state/province code if present, and node name.  It includes:
*  the name of the node
*  the first 20 characters of the node's :ref tag as a pointer for those
    seeking information about the organization to which the node belongs
*  the first 94 characters of the node description (where present)
Note that this is a large file, containing about 560,000 Bytes, with
almost 3,500 records of 130 bytes each.

    COOP_NET COUNTRY lists the names of the countries with BITNET nodes,
sorted by the name of the BITNET Cooperating Network which serves the
country.

    (For the list of related files, get NETINFO INDEX or NETINFO FILELIST
from LISTSERV@BITNIC.  For instructions, get BITNET INTRO from LISTSERV@BITNIC
by sending mail to LISTSERV@BITNIC with
             SEND BITNET INTRO
as the one line of message text.  Use any subject; it's ignored.)
                                                                  Jim
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From: GAMEL@rzmain.rz.uni-ulm.de (GAMEL ANTON)
Subject: Registered Trademark
Organization: University of Ulm, Germany
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 16:05:16 GMT
X-News-Reader: VMS NEWS 1.24

Hi All!

I am looking for a composition or special that results in
a encircled and superscripted T or R. My own combinations
with h-vspace scriptsize/tiny and bigcirc where NOT satis-
fieing.

Many thanks

    Anton J. Gamel

If possible please reply directly to <GAMEL@DULRUU51.bitnet>
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Date:         Wed, 30 Dec 1992 11:37:00 EDT
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From:         Bob Lang <LANG@ISIS.MIT.EDU>
Subject:      PAKs and Alphas

Hi,

Has anyone on this list got the CSLG license VMS PAKS to work under OpenVMS AXP
version 1.0. We have several sites here are MIT that are having problems getting
these PAKS to work, and Colorado has no experience with CSLG and OpenVMS AXP
1.0.

Any help would be appreciated.

rml

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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 09:31:59 -0500
Reply-To:     Mark.I.Berman@williams.edu
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From:         Mark.I.Berman@WILLIAMS.EDU
Subject:      Re: Info needed on CSLG and other TEI changes

I would like to add one thing to Newton's comment on the recent bitching on
this list about DEC's lack of understanding of education:

---Newton says:
...
>  The complaints I am seeing seem to deal with the local sales person not
>having a clue. With DEC getting rid of people by the thousands, this is not
>going to get better, in fact you will be lucky if you can even find a local
>office person. Traditionally, the official DEC directive to contact your local
>sales rep has invoked laughter. Dave Cothrun, president of Taft College, has
...
>  Fortunately we seemed to have done better than average on this score in
>Rochester, but I do a fair amount of "educating" my sales rep on what we need
>to know when I return home from DECUS or read about in Digital Review, etc.
>The key to success in the case of our rep is that if she does not know, she
>turns to the DEC education group for answers. If your local rep contacts Ellen
>Minter and her group there is no way they can be getting bad information
>because that is the group that sets education marketing policy. If you get
>confusing or conflicting answers, send your rep back to get things clarified.
>  If you can't find your local sales rep or they prove themselves to be truly
>worthless, you can contact the TEI Hotline by E-mail.

I don't mean to sound cruel, but if we as customers want to support DEC through
this hard time, we need to let them know when they are not doing a good job. If
you are finding that your sales rep doesn't have a clue, talk to his/her
manager as well as pursuing an answer through TEI channels. Digital *is* laying
off thousands of people. If we don't let them know about incompentency and your
clueless sales rep keeps his job, someone else got laid off instead. Vice
versa, if you have a good sales rep, or get particularly good support from
someone at CSC (or in the TEI group!), let DEC know so they don't lay off the
wrong people.

Just my two cents,

 - Mark

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Williamstown, MA. USA 01267                      (413) 597-2092
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Date:         Tue, 29 Dec 1992 09:23:39 -0600
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From:         Jill Colquhoun <jill@WUGATE.WUSTL.EDU>
Subject:      OSF/1 Licenses

I've received the following message while attempting to run dbx to
debug a program being ported to OSF/1:

  Valid license for the following required when not using dbx on kernel.
  Product OSF-DEV (OSF Developer's Kit): No license found.

According to the August CSLG list DCE Application Develop Kit DEC
OSF/1 is in the CSLG and is not LMF compliant.  Is DCE Application
Develop Kit DEC OSF/1 and OSF Developer's Kit the same thing, and
if so how do I get the PAK?

Sincerely,
Jill Colquhoun
Manager, The Software Library
Washington University
(314) 935-7388
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From: osyjm@cs.montana.edu (Jaye Mathisen)
Subject: Re: PAKs and Alphas
Organization: CS
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 19:11:25 GMT

In article <01GSXBS7VVB48WX50Q@ISIS.MIT.EDU> Bob Lang <LANG@ISIS.MIT.EDU> writes:
>Hi,
>
>Has anyone on this list got the CSLG license VMS PAKS to work under OpenVMS AXP
>version 1.0. We have several sites here are MIT that are having problems getting
>these PAKS to work, and Colorado has no experience with CSLG and OpenVMS AXP
>1.0.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.

Waaaay back when we had an alpha for a few days before they were announced,
the supplied fortran pak would not work, the option 'ALPHA' was unrecognized
by that version of LMF.  We tried a CSLG PAK, and it worked fine.

Now we bought an alpha, but somewhere the paks got lost along the way, so
we tried a CSLG pak for VMS, and it doesn't work, although it will register
fine, so I suspect DEC has fixed LMF.

For what that's worth.
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 410 Roberts Hall,Dept. of Computer Science
 Montana State University,Bozeman MT 59717	osyjm@cs.montana.edu
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Date:         Wed, 30 Dec 1992 11:32:00 PST
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From:         Mary Wright <CSMIMAW@UCLAMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      Missing PAKs

  I have a system manager who needs a PAK for INFOSERVER-DISK and INFOSERVER-
TAPE. These products are listed on our CSLG but we did not receive PAKS and
our local office knows absolutely nothing about PAKS.  He is also looking for
a PAK for UCX (in addition to 4 we received) this is a PAK for version 2.0
with SMTP. Any help will be appreciated!
   Mary Wright
   UCLA Site License Software Coordinator
   wright@mic.ucla.edu
   310-206-4780
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Date:         Tue, 22 Dec 1992 08:51:00 -0500
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From:         Jonathan_Welch <JHWELCH@UMAECS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: DEC to charge CSLG educational institutional members for
              software?

In article <1g86etINNldk@athena.sdsu.edu>, mccurdy@bestsd.sdsu.edu writes:
> Has anyone heard of a DEC proposal to begin charging educational
> institutional members of the CSLG for software beginning next summer?
>

The new program was discussed in detail at the Las Vegas DECUS
about a week ago.

Here are some extracts from my notes:

The new prices will be announced the 2nd week in Jan.

Currently there are 1,500 schools in the CSLG program using
$850 million in software and granted over $2,300 million in software.

CSLG issues included
  Profitability
  Contract negotiations and renewals - simplify
  customer resources - no more semi-annual report, replaced by annual survey.

Goals for new program:
  Charge for value - cover costs & return profit to DEC.


ESL and CSLG combined into one program.
Seperate portfolios for the different operating systems.  (VMS, Osf/Ultrix, NT)
Must purchase at least 1/year.  They will be updated 4 times/year.
A nominal fee will get you an update.  Portfolio only good for a year.

Your DEC sales rep. will now get sales credit - hopefully this will
improve their performance. :-)

SchoolWide software program for K-12 and
CampusWide software program for colleges & universities.
New category for statewide schools instead of being on the 101+ category.

For calculating system counts 10 PCs will count as 1 system.

2 levels of support: 1) OS, System Integrated, Network & User Integrated
products (like today's SSS) and 2) Layered Products

Annual membership fees  (TBA)
1-25
26-100
101+
State- or system-wide

1 annual membership fee
Seperate portfolio fee.

VMS portfolio includes Alpha products.

1st set of 8 or 9 Alpha products will be grandfathered into today's CSLG.

Estimated price cost of 1-25 plus 1 portfolio < today's ESL prices.

Currently no partner licenses (royalty products) for:
C++  Motif  Pathworks (<100 units)

Jonathan Welch  VAX Systems Manager  Umass/Amherst  JHWELCH@ecs.umass.edu
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Date:         Thu, 31 Dec 1992 08:07:09 EST
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From:         Kent C Brodie <brodie@FPS.MCW.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Missing PAKs

> From: Mary Wright <CSMIMAW%UCLAMVS.BITNET@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu>
> Subject: Missing PAKs
>
>   I have a system manager who needs a PAK for INFOSERVER-DISK and INFOSERVER-
> TAPE. These products are listed on our CSLG but we did not receive PAKS and
> our local office knows absolutely nothing about PAKS.

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but......

The INFOSERVER is a device that is NOT LMF-compliant.  I.e., Even though
you are in CSLG, you won't get a 'PAK' for the Infoserver stuff, because
the Infoserver has no license registration facility.

The Infoserver does, however, require that you get a "Function CD"
to ENABLE either DISK or TAPE access.   I don't know the cost,
but I'm pretty sure it's less than $100.

>  He is also looking for
> a PAK for UCX (in addition to 4 we received) this is a PAK for version 2.0
> with SMTP.

Can't help you here...  do you HAVE the cslg tape?   You said something
about only having 4 licenses ??

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From: "richard rodriguez" <richard.rodriguez@execnet.com>
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Subject: re: <trouble with u7
Date: 28 Dec 92 03:31:21 EST
Reply-To: "richard rodriguez" <richard.rodriguez@execnet.com>
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Organization: Executive Networks Information

 -=> Quoting H77cc to All <=-

 H7> As I step through the black gate, ready to kick the Guardian's 21
 H7> megabyte butt back into his box (and off of my crowded HD), the game
 H7> freezes. Although I can appreciate spartian game design, I doubt that
 H7> this is what ORIGIN had in mind. The HD light goes on (and stays on --
 H7> though no data is being read), and that's it. I have to hard boot as
 H7> the keyboard interrupt is masked out. Further, I tried to load the game
 H7> again, and the problem persists after selecting Continue Quest or
 H7> Journey Forward or whatever the menu says. Anyhow, anyone else have
 H7> this problem... better yet, anyone know a solution. I am running the

Why are you walking through the Black Gate?  That's not what you are
supposed to do at the end....


 
... The last thing I saw was this Big Blue Wave!
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Date:         Mon, 28 Dec 1992 16:30:48 NFT
Reply-To:     Turgut Kalfaoglu <TURGUT@FRORS12.BITNET>
From:         Turgut Kalfaoglu <TURGUT@FRORS12.BITNET>
Subject:      Simcity 2 ?

Hi. Is there an update on the original SIMCITY ?

I love the game, and recently I saw something called 'Simcity Deluxe' which
comes with the terrain editor. I was wondering if it was the same software
as several years' ago - the one that goes "up to" EGA resolution, and does
not recognise OS/2 DOS mouse emulator.

I just wish they would add more detail, more options and possibilities to
choose from.. that's why I am looking for the version 2..

thanks, -turgut
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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 14:57:49 EST
Reply-To:     You Sick Little Monkey! <INFOSY11@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU>
From:         You Sick Little Monkey! <INFOSY11@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU>
Subject:      Re: The Incredible Machine
              21 Dec 1992 13:05:43 EST from <RPG118@URIACC.URI.EDU>

On Mon, 21 Dec 1992 13:05:43 EST Sean Dunstan said:
>Where can I get this game?  Is there an anonymous ftp site?  Please mail
>or post.  Also, is there an ftp site for mac and/or apple //e games?

As far as I know, The Incredible Machine is at the moment only available for
IBM/MS-DOS compatible machines.  It is commercial, and put out by Sierra.

I don't know what the going price is for it around chain stores, but I got
a hold of it for $37 + tax.  Not a bad deal.  I recommend it highly to all
people who liked lemmings and games like it.

>  "Thou hast besquirted me, O leotarded one!"
>                          - The Evil Sheriff of Dodge City

Nice quote.  But you forgot:

   "The maid is thine!"  *THUD*

-Mikus

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From:         You Sick Little Monkey! <INFOSY11@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU>
Subject:      The Incredible Machine, level 26 (SPOILERS!!!!!)

Hey all,

Someone posted to the list requesting help on level 26 of The Incredible
Machine, level 26.  I didn't reply right away, because: 1) I wasn't sure
which level it was, and 2) I couldn't remember how I solved it.  So, I
went back and played it again, and now I remember.  Here it is
(after a form feed, that is)

















Ahh, here we are.  Here's what you do:

1) Attach a string to the lower part of the teeter totter below the
bowling ball.  Thread it through a pulley placed on the bottom center of the
screen to a light bulb, which will be placed with a magnifying glass to the
right of the cannon.

2) Place an incline, with the lower end facing left, in between and slightly
above the two buckets.

3) Place a pistol facing right under the teeter totter at left, lined
up with the bowling ball you wish to knock into the hole.  It should
be just above the platforms along the left.

4) Place a teeter totter underneath the left bucket, with the up side to
the right and directly under the bucket.  Attach a string to the up side
of the teeter totter and thread it through a pulley on the left edge of the
screen and slightly below the platforms.  Finally, attach the end of the string
to the gun.

Run the machine.  This is what will happen:

The bowling ball will roll down and hit the teeter totter, which will pull
the light switch via the pulley.  The light through the magnifying glass
will ignite the cannon, sending a cannon ball towards the left.  The ball will
hit the wall, bounce off of the incline and roll into the left bucket (you
may have to experiment to get this right).  The left bucket will come down
on the teeter totter, which will pull the string and fire the pistol.  The
bullet from the gun will fire across the center (now that the buckets are
out of the way) and strike the bowling ball, causing it to drop into the
hole.  Voila!

If you need any more help, let me know.  Personally, *I* could use some
help on level 48, the one where you have to use the trampolines and
other things to get the cannon balls to set off a rocket, which will
cause the monkey to start riding, or something.  Suffice it to say that the
level is pretty tough.

hope this helps,
-Mike

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From: exuclh@exu.ericsson.se (Calvin L. Hall, x 6521, s034)
Subject: Game review please: Cyber Empire
Reply-To: exuclh@exu.ericsson.se
Organization: Ericsson Network Systems, Inc.
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 14:10:51 GMT
X-Disclaimer: This article was posted by a user at Ericsson.
              Any opinions expressed are strictly those of the
              user and not necessarily those of Ericsson.

I need a review on Cyber Empire. I am buying it for
 my 16 year old son. 

thanks,

Calvin


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Date:         Tue, 22 Dec 1992 12:31:31 EDT
Reply-To:     ICEMAN@BRUFPB2.BITNET
From:         ICEMAN@BRUFPB2.BITNET
Subject:      FUTURE WARS

Hi to all....
  I'm stuck in this game in the monastery.  I got the remote control and given
also the wine to the monk.  But after that I don't know what to do|Does anyone
have the answer for this????If so, answer to my bitnet address which is ICEMAN@
BRUFPB2.
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