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From: 9138827a@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Telecommuters, Remote Workers
Date: 4 Nov 92 21:26:34 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

This item has been cross-posted to comp.lang.c and comp.object
=====================================================================

I am undertaking postgraduate study at the School of Library and
Information Management, University of South Australia, Adelaide, on
the particular information needs of telecommuters - those who perform
job-related work at a site away from an organisation and communicate
electronically rather than commuting physically.
 
I would be very interested in, and would greatly appreciate a response
from those who are telecommuters, to the following questions. If you
are not a telecommuter but know of others who are it would be
appreciated if you could pass this on to them:
 
 
Q1      Does the organisation to which you telecommute provide any
        library and information services which are accessible to you
        online? (eg catalogs, reference assistance, databases, literature
        searches, document delivery services, organisation information
        such as daily bulletins and administrative gazettes.)
 
        If yes:
 
        (a) What services are provided?
        (b) How useful are these services to you?
 
Q2      (a)     What is the nature of the organisation to which you
                telecommute?
 
        (b)     If you sometimes commute physically to your organisation,
                how frequently do you do this?
 
Q3      What are the particular information needs that you have as a
        telecommuter?
 
Q4      What basic information services do you consider should be
        provided by an organisation for its telecommuters? (see Q5 for
        additional and desirable services)
 
Q5      What additional information services would you perceive as being
        highly desirable for an organisation to provide for its
        telecommuters?
 
Q6      Are there any further comments you wish to make regarding the
        information needs of telecommuters?
 
Q7      Would you like a summary of the results of this survey E-mailed
        to you?
 
Respondents can be assured that individuals and organisations will not
be identified in any report or summary of this survey.
 
Please E-mail your response to my Internet address:
 
9138827a@ntx.city.unisa.edu.au
 
Thank you for your cooperation
 
Bronwen Strong   

#! rnews 2565
From: 9138827a@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: alt.bbs.internet
Subject: Telecommuters, Remote Workers
Date: 4 Nov 92 21:32:50 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

This item has been cross-posted to comp.org.fidonet and comp.groupware
======================================================================

I am undertaking postgraduate study at the School of Library and
Information Management, University of South Australia, Adelaide, on
the particular information needs of telecommuters - those who perform
job-related work at a site away from an organisation and communicate
electronically rather than commuting physically.
 
I would be very interested in, and would greatly appreciate a response
from those who are telecommuters, to the following questions. If you
are not a telecommuter but know of others who are it would be
appreciated if you could pass this on to them:
 
 
Q1      Does the organisation to which you telecommute provide any
        library and information services which are accessible to you
        online? (eg catalogs, reference assistance, databases, literature
        searches, document delivery services, organisation information
        such as daily bulletins and administrative gazettes.)
 
        If yes:
 
        (a) What services are provided?
        (b) How useful are these services to you?
 
Q2      (a)     What is the nature of the organisation to which you
                telecommute?
 
        (b)     If you sometimes commute physically to your organisation,
                how frequently do you do this?
 
Q3      What are the particular information needs that you have as a
        telecommuter?
 
Q4      What basic information services do you consider should be
        provided by an organisation for its telecommuters? (see Q5 for
        additional and desirable services)
 
Q5      What additional information services would you perceive as being
        highly desirable for an organisation to provide for its
        telecommuters?
 
Q6      Are there any further comments you wish to make regarding the
        information needs of telecommuters?
 
Q7      Would you like a summary of the results of this survey E-mailed
        to you?
 
Respondents can be assured that individuals and organisations will not
be identified in any report or summary of this survey.
 
Please E-mail your response to my Internet address:
 
9138827a@ntx.city.unisa.edu.au
 
Thank you for your cooperation
 
Bronwen Strong   

#! rnews 1053
From: Rollo.Ross@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: aus.aarnet
Subject: Re: Sending E-mail to an address on "bitnet" - possible ?
Date: 4 Nov 92 21:37:45 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

In article <19174.2af7d307@levels.unisa.edu.au>, gsrfy@levels.unisa.edu.au
writes:

> I have found an interesting electronic discussion list on "bitnet"; is it
> possible to send mail to such an address from "aarnet" ? 
	Yes. At this site, you simply address your message to 
person@place.bitnet, where "place" is the BITNET node name (a 
single word).
	By the way, you get better-focussed answers to questions 
like this by asking support people at your own organisation first. 
-- 
                                    Rollo Ross, Network Manager (CLW campuses)

Computer Centre,  University of South Australia, The Levels, SA 5095, Australia
Ph +61 8 302 3158 Fax 302 3385 DTE 505282622004  Rollo.Ross@Levels.UniSA.Edu.Au
#! rnews 2543
From: 9138827a@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: comp.groupware
Subject: Telecommuters, Remote Workers
Date: 4 Nov 92 21:37:34 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

This item has been cross-posted to alt.bbs.internet
=====================================================================

I am undertaking postgraduate study at the School of Library and
Information Management, University of South Australia, Adelaide, on
the particular information needs of telecommuters - those who perform
job-related work at a site away from an organisation and communicate
electronically rather than commuting physically.
 
I would be very interested in, and would greatly appreciate a response
from those who are telecommuters, to the following questions. If you
are not a telecommuter but know of others who are it would be
appreciated if you could pass this on to them:
 
 
Q1      Does the organisation to which you telecommute provide any
        library and information services which are accessible to you
        online? (eg catalogs, reference assistance, databases, literature
        searches, document delivery services, organisation information
        such as daily bulletins and administrative gazettes.)
 
        If yes:
 
        (a) What services are provided?
        (b) How useful are these services to you?
 
Q2      (a)     What is the nature of the organisation to which you
                telecommute?
 
        (b)     If you sometimes commute physically to your organisation,
                how frequently do you do this?
 
Q3      What are the particular information needs that you have as a
        telecommuter?
 
Q4      What basic information services do you consider should be
        provided by an organisation for its telecommuters? (see Q5 for
        additional and desirable services)
 
Q5      What additional information services would you perceive as being
        highly desirable for an organisation to provide for its
        telecommuters?
 
Q6      Are there any further comments you wish to make regarding the
        information needs of telecommuters?
 
Q7      Would you like a summary of the results of this survey E-mailed
        to you?
 
Respondents can be assured that individuals and organisations will not
be identified in any report or summary of this survey.
 
Please E-mail your response to my Internet address:
 
9138827a@ntx.city.unisa.edu.au
 
Thank you for your cooperation
 
Bronwen Strong   

#! rnews 2422
From: 9138827a@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Telecommuters, Remote Workers
Date: 4 Nov 92 21:41:03 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

I am undertaking postgraduate study at the School of Library and
Information Management, University of South Australia, Adelaide, on
the particular information needs of telecommuters - those who perform
job-related work at a site away from an organisation and communicate
electronically rather than commuting physically.
 
I would be very interested in, and would greatly appreciate a response
from those who are telecommuters, to the following questions. If you
are not a telecommuter but know of others who are it would be
appreciated if you could pass this on to them:
 
 
Q1      Does the organisation to which you telecommute provide any
        library and information services which are accessible to you
        online? (eg catalogs, reference assistance, databases, literature
        searches, document delivery services, organisation information
        such as daily bulletins and administrative gazettes.)
 
        If yes:
 
        (a) What services are provided?
        (b) How useful are these services to you?
 
Q2      (a)     What is the nature of the organisation to which you
                telecommute?
 
        (b)     If you sometimes commute physically to your organisation,
                how frequently do you do this?
 
Q3      What are the particular information needs that you have as a
        telecommuter?
 
Q4      What basic information services do you consider should be
        provided by an organisation for its telecommuters? (see Q5 for
        additional and desirable services)
 
Q5      What additional information services would you perceive as being
        highly desirable for an organisation to provide for its
        telecommuters?
 
Q6      Are there any further comments you wish to make regarding the
        information needs of telecommuters?
 
Q7      Would you like a summary of the results of this survey E-mailed
        to you?
 
Respondents can be assured that individuals and organisations will not
be identified in any report or summary of this survey.
 
Please E-mail your response to my Internet address:
 
9138827a@ntx.city.unisa.edu.au
 
Thank you for your cooperation
 
Bronwen Strong   

#! rnews 4325
From: yawcl@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: comp.binaries.ibm.pc.archives
Subject: Wanted : c64 emulator
Date: 5 Nov 92 10:34:41 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

Does anybody out there know if there is a c64 emulator ( that works!! ) for an IBM compatible?

Thanks....

paul....

email address : yawcl@ntx.city.unisa.edu.au
#! rnews 708
From: 9207987h@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks
Subject: FWWM - Will it get to Australia??
Date: 5 Nov 92 12:30:51 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia


Do any of the Australian Twin Peaks fans have any more/extra information
on when/if the movie (FWWM) is coming to Australia?

I posted awhile ago that a newspaper here in South Australia reported
the movie as opening on November 12th, but as I haven't heard anything
or read anything more on this in the papers, I'm starting to have some
doubts, even more so now that somebody just posted the release date for the
movie on video!

--
Daniel.

#! rnews 293
From: 9127847h@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: alt.party
Subject: Load of Shit.....
Date: 5 Nov 92 14:15:03 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

This group should be scrapped.........

.......Kostas
#! rnews 617
From: 9127847h@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: alt.drugs
Subject: Info needed on Spanish Fly !!!!!
Date: 5 Nov 92 14:40:43 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia


Hello to all......

A friend of mine spiked his next door neighbours drink with
Spanish Fly.... and a few minutes later she was rubbing herself
and then she tore his clothes off and made passionate love to him...

I was just wondering if Spanish fly really is that good.....and where
can you purchase this aphrodisiac ?????? 

thanx........

....Kostas......


#! rnews 3112
From: 9051467f@levels.unisa.edu.au (The Eidolon)
Newsgroups: alt.atheism,talk.abortion
Subject: Re: What REALLY pisses me off about the Pro-Abortionists
Date: 5 Nov 92 15:51:34 +1030
Organization: That damn kid is still here!

In article <1992Oct31.035413.3374@ncsu.edu>, dsh@eceyv.ncsu.edu
(Doug Holtsinger) writes:
> In article <1cste7INNlqr@hpsdde.sdd.hp.com> 
> regard@hpsdde.sdd.hp.com (Adrienne Regard) writes:

>> Now, ask yourself:  Would you be in college today if your parents had two
>> MORE younger children at home right now?
> 
> Why should anyone be killed so that another person can go to 
> college?  That is the one of the most selfish statements 
> that I've ever read on talk.abortion. 

You don't give a damn about quality of life, you just want to sooth
your pro-life conscience.

It is your kind of argument that keeps some poor people poor, those
who were forced to raise children because of some mythical right to
any life regardless of quality.

>> Better yet, would you be in college today if your parents had had that
>> *earlier* child that they couldn't have aborted?  No, you probably wouldn't
>> even exist.
> 
> Yeah, so what?  If I didn't exist, then I couldn't care 
> about the situation.   Take a reality check, Ms. Regard. 

If you didn't exist you wouldn't have to worry about where
your next meal is coming from where you are going to sleep
for the night or how you are going to get out of debt because
you have a shitty job thanks to the fact that your parents
couldn't put you through college.

> I think it's far more tragic that people like yourself will
> gladly stomp all over the rights of other individuals to
> get material things like a college education.  

OK, lets see you give up all the nice material things you wouldn't
have if your parents couldn't afford to give you a decent start:
a decent childhood, a roof over your head, enough food to eat,
or a half-decent education - not every one whose parents couldn't
pay can be good enough to pay themselves, me for example.

Yeah some people don't have these things at all, but I don't
see you hopping on the next plane to Mogadishu.
OK, not only starving Africans, what of America's homeless. Do
you open your doors on a rainy night and let every single
homeless kid who can fit sleep in your place? I didn't think so.

A quote I read: You don't see an angry mob rushing across town to
do a badly needed kindness.
-- 
John J McVey, Whyalla, Uni S. Australia    9051467f@levels.unisa.edu.au
Electronic Engineering student & Terror Tekkie!
Any email can be posted unless I state explicitly otherwise.
+-----------------------------------------------------+    ________
|  Obligatory disclaimer: UniSA hates my opinions...  |  \/Darwin o\
+-----------------------------------------------------+  /\________/
An idea is not responsible for the people who believe in it. Marquis
#! rnews 8860
From: mabht@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: unisa.cis.dslss
Subject: Chapter 8 answers
Date: 5 Nov 92 17:25:54 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

Chapter 8 answers

3)
	Base Case: One base case occurs when the value is found on the call
and the function is exited without any further calls to itself.  A second
base case occurs when the end of the list is reached without the values
having been found and the function is exited without any further recursive
calls.

	Yes

	Smaller Caller: The recursive call in the general case increments the
value of StartIndex, makeing the part of the list left to be searched smaller.

	Yes

	General Case:  Let's assume that the recursive call in the general
case correctly tells us wherther the value is found in the second through
last elements in the list.  Then Base Case 1 gives us the correct 
answer of True if the value is found in the first element in the list,
and Base Case 2 gives us the correct answer of False if the value is not in the
first element and the first element is the only element in the list.  The
only other possible case is that the value exists somewhere in the rest of
the list.  Assuming that the General Case works correctly, the whole function 
works. 

	Yes

9)

	a)  In order to satisfy Questions 1 and 2, NumType can only be <= 0.

		Type
			NumType = -MaxInt .. 0;

	b) No
	c) Yes 0 will be returned
	d) Yes -15 will be returned
	e) No


13)

	a)  Recursive solution

Function Fib ( N : Interger ) : Integer;

begin
if N <= 1 then
	Fib := N
else
	Fib := Fib ( N - 2 ) + Fib ( N - 1 )
end

	b) The recursive solution is inefficent because some of the
	intermediate values are calulated more than once.

	c) Iterative solution

Function Fib ( N : Interger ) : Integer;

Var
	lo, hi, count, temp : Integer;

begin
if N <= 1 then
	Fib := 1;
else    begin
	lo := 0;
	hi := 1;
	for count := 2 to N do
		begin
		temp := lo;
		lo := hi;
		hi := temp + lo;
		end;
	fib := temp
	else;
end;



23)
	Base Case:  Current position has been tried or is exit or free from
			maze

	General Case: Every other case.
	
#! rnews 2603
From: mabht@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: unisa.cis.dslss
Subject: Chapter 9 answers
Date: 5 Nov 92 17:26:44 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

Chapter 9 Answers


7)
	a) The nodes contained Q, K, and M
	b) The nodes containing B, D, J, M, P, and N
	c) 8
	d) 16
	e) 63

8)


changes in ( ) 's
a)

                              Q

               K                              T

      D                M               R              Y      

   B       J      nil      P      nil     nil     W       nil

nil  C  nil nil          N  nil                 nil nil        


b)

                              Q

               K                              T

      D                M               R              Y      

   B       J      nil      P      nil     nil     W       (Z)

nil nil nil nil          N  nil                 nil nil        


c)

                              Q

               K                              T

      D                M               R              Y      

   B       J      nil      P      nil     nil     W       nil

nil nil nil nil          N  nil                 nil (X)        



d)

                              Q

               K                              T

      D               (P)              R              Y      

   B       J      nil     (N)     nil     nil     W       nil

nil nil nil nil                                 nil nil        

e)

                             (P)

               K                              T

      D                M               R              Y      

   B       J      nil     (N)     nil     nil     W       nil

nil nil nil nil         nil nil                 nil nil        

f)

                              Q

               K                              T

      D                M              (nil)           Y      

   B       J      nil      P                      W       nil

nil nil nil nil          N  nil                 nil nil        


9)

	a) inorder  B D J K M N P Q R T W Y
	b) postorder B J D N P M K R W Y T Q
	c) preorder Q K D B J M P N T R Y W


10)
                                                  50

                               26                             72

              12                         nil           51            96

       11              25                            nil  nil    94       107

   9      nil      nil    16                                   nil 95   nil  nil

nil nil                 nil 17  


28)

	Solve it in your practical.
#! rnews 1429
From: mabht@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: unisa.cis.dslss
Subject: Chapter 10 answers
Date: 5 Nov 92 17:27:32 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

Chapter 10 answers

1)

	a) none
	b) full and complete
	c) none
	d) heap and complete
	e) full and complete
	f) none

2)

	a) dummy <= -1

	b)
1	26.0
2	14.0
3	38.0
4	1.0
5	-1.0
6	33.0
7	50.0
8	-1.0
9	7.0
10	-1.0
11	-1.0
12	-1.0
13	35.0
14	44.0
15	60.0
16	?

10)

a)  56 28 42 26 27 3 19 25 24 5 15
b)  56 28 42 26 27 3 19 25 24 5 15 2
c)  56 28 42 26 27 40 19 25 24 5 15 3 2
d)  42 28 40 26 27 3 19 25 24 5 15 2
e)  40 28 19 26 27 3 2 25 24 5 15
f)  28 27 19 26 15 3 2 25 24 5

b)  X= 56,  Y= 42,  Z= 40


27)
	V = { Oregon, Alaska, Texas, Hawaii, Vermont, New York, California}
	E = { (Alaska, Oregon), (Hawaii, Alaska), (Hawaii, Texas),
	      (Texas, Hawaii), (Hawaii, California), (Hawaii,  New York),
	      (Texas, Vermont), (Vermont, California), (Vermont, Alaska)}

	NOTE: Order is not important

28)   
	a) no
	b) yes
	c) Texas

29)
	.Vertices 
	.NumVertices 7
	.VertexList
	[1] Alaska
	[2] California
	[3] Hawaii
	[4] New York
	[5] Oregon
	[6] Texas
	[7] Vermont

			1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	[1] Alaska	f	f	f	f	T	f	f	
	[2] California	T	T	f	T	f	T	f	
	[3] Hawaii	f	f	f	f	f	f	f	
	[4] New York	f	f	f	f	f	f	f	
	[5] Oregon	f	f	f	f	f	f	f	
	[6] Texas	f	f	T	f	f	f	T	
	[7] Vermont	T	T	f	T	f	f	f	


#! rnews 1820
From: 8942227g@levels.unisa.edu.au
Newsgroups: unisa.system
Subject: Re: MUD restricted (was "to concerned net users")
Date: 5 Nov 92 19:46:18 +1030
Organization: University of South Australia

In article <19012.2ae6dee2@levels.unisa.edu.au>, Rollo.Ross@levels.unisa.edu.au writes:
> In article <19008.2ae5c298@levels.unisa.edu.au>, Rollo.Ross@levels.unisa.edu.au
> writes:
>> To "concerned net users (anonymous)": 
>> 	I have received your message and I am waiting to get in touch with the 
>> person you suggest.
>> 
> 	The previous message was an acknowledgement to some students who left 
> me an anonymous note saying they were experienced MUDders who were concerned at
> the excessive amount of MUD activity over the last few weeks. According to the
> note, they feared that this would provoke stronger restrictions, presumably
> ones which would inconvenience them. They said they have arranged for the 
> popular Australian MUD site (ASYLUM at the Northern Territory University) to
> prevent access from University of South Australia machines. 
> 	The administrator of ASYLUM (who is a student with no official 
> standing at their University) confirms that he is blocking access from 
> UniSA. 
> 	This has resulted in a downturn in the MUD activity here. However, I 
> notice that some users are now using overseas MUD sites, a much more serious 
> matter in view of the load it puts on the expensive international data link.
> We are currently investigating ways of controlling this sort of activity, and 
> other misuse of AARNet which is causing concern. 
> 
>                                     Rollo Ross, Network Manager (CLW campuses)
#! rnews 1820