More than a thousand files have changed since the March 1995 edition. It is OUR ambassador, acting in many ways to promote Ada83 and Ada95 within and without the Ada community. SIGAda has been using the previous editions in its Ada promotion effort and will continue the effort with this new edition. Of course, copies are also available from Walnut Creek itself and through bookstores in many countries. All of the catalogs you are used to from the previous editions are still there, but added is a complete copy of the PAL Card Catalog in HTML, suitable for browsing using Mosaic and Netscape.
More information follows.
This works, but there can be a lot of trial and error to it. Walk the directory tree using Mosaic, Netscape, or some other World Wide Web client software. Print out and use the PAL Catalog . For each item, you will find information about the author, certification, copyright and release notes, an abstract, the name of the directory containing the item and a listing of the files associated with the item, and other information. The PAL Catalog is almost 2,000 pages long.