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GOVl'A, GOVERAlENT PROPERTY ASSIGNMENTS
(GOVPA) GOVERNENT PROP ERTY ASSIGNMENTS
<UP) E.DITING INSTRUCTiONS
(CO~) COMPUTER AND PERlPHERALS
[ psoJ: :keep p ro perty records, locate durin g inventories And inspections.
[ RAB): assist In locating, schedule maintenance when needed, be responsible ~or upkeep, assign maintenance level
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(CTV) COMPU7ER TELEVISION EQUlP YENT
[pso]: keep property recor d s, locate durin g inventories and inspect ions.
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(DIS) COMPUTER DISPLAY STATIONS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIP MENT
[pso]: keep property records, locate during inVentories and inspections ..
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(GEN) GENERAL EQUIPMENT
[PSO]: keep property records, toca.'te during in v entories a.nd inspections.
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(GTV) GENERAL TELEVISION EQUIPM ENT
[PSOJ: keep property records, locate durin g inventories and inspections.
[RAB]: assist in locatlng, schedule maintenance when needed, be responsible ~or upkeep, assign maintenance level codes.
(PSE) PEOPLE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
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[pso]: keep property records, locate during inventories and inspections.
[RAB): assist In locating , schedule maintenance when needed, be responsible ~or upkeep, assign maintenance level codes.
(SCW) SPECIAL COMPUTE.RS
[PS~]: keep property records, locate during inventorIes and inspections.
[RAB]: assist In locatin g , schedule maintenance when needed, be responsible ~or upkeep, assi g n maintenance level codes.
(SOU J SOUND EQUIPMENT
[PS~]: keep property records, locute during inventories and i nspec t Ions.
[JR]: assist in locatin g , schedule maintenance when needed,
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(J1 6 1 84 ) 26-AP R-7 3 15: 26 ; Title: Au~hor(8): Ha r dy , Mart in E . !MEH; Sub-Co llec~lon8 : SR I-ARC ; Clerk: XFB ; Origin: (DOCUNENTAT I ON)GOVPA . NLS ; 2 , 26-APR-73 15 :11 KFB ;
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Iman) manufacturer, MANUAL B, on-line location, (DOCUMENTATION,manutacturer,)
- MANUFACTURER OATALOG containing: addresses, sales contact, service re presentative, and other ceneral information
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(AMP) AMPEX
(ADR) ACCre •• : 120 Independence Drive Menlo parK, CA 94025 Phone: 367-3861
(SAL) Sale. Contact: Bob TricK
(SER) FielC Service, Earl Coward or Bob Porter 367-3861
(COM) comments I Training Department Lorry QorCley Marina Del Rey 1213) 821-8933
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(BBN) BOLT BERANEK AND NEWMAN INC.
(ADR) Addre ••• 50 Houlton Street Cambridge, Mass. (617) h91-1850
(SAL) Salel Contact. at SBN -- Alex MCKenzie
(REP) Service Rep. BBN Hac HCKinley (617) 491-1850 ext h84
(OOH) comment •• Return bad pager cards to Mac's attention.
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INCO) NETWORK CONTROL CENTER
IADR) Address: SO Moulton Street Cambridge, Massachusetts Phone: 1617) 661-0100
ISAL) sales Contact. Alex McKenzie
IREP) Field Service, Marty Thrope or Joel Levin All repaira of the IMP are arranged through the Network Control Center. aSN also takes care of repair of phone lines tor the IMP and voice line between nOdes. RegUlarly scheduled PM Iby Honeywell) i8 the first Wednesday of every month, in the AM.
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IDP) DATA PRODUCTS
IADR) Addre ... Dat.a Devices Inc. 100 California Street Suite 250 San Francisco, CA 94111 1 ) 989-4191
ISAL) Saleo Contact. H. Ermoian (for line printerl Chuck Kirkpatrick (for printer ribbons, etc.)
IREP) Service Contact: Arlington Glaze or Rich snider 941-3933 or 112) 421-9375 Inights) Mainten l nce covered under PO 855766 to 6-7-73, S394/month.
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(DEC) DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP.
(ADR) Aoore.': 1400 Terra Bell. Mount.ain View, CA Phone: 964-6200
(SAL) Sale. Contact, war"- Davidson 964-6200 X277
(REP) 11e10 Service LuckY Gilbert 964-6200 X262 736-5665 (home)
(COM) comments:
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Regularly scheduled weeklY PM happens on wednesday evenings lat.e t.ill early Thursday AM.
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(HONI HONEYWELL. INC.
(ADRI Aaare •• : 910 Thompson Place Sunnyvale, CA
(SALI Sales Contact
(SERI Fiela service: Glen speer (lSI 732-0120 All calls for IMP repairs must go through BSN's Network Control Center (6171 661-0100.
(COMI Comment.: Mr. Lee Andreanasen is (Field Service) Supervisor. BSN also takes care of repair of Phone lines tor the IMP. Contract thrOUgh BBN. Honeywell does normal PM and corrective maintenance between 6:)0 and 5:00. After hours maintenance is billable to BBN. Service is available S days a week.
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IWJP) WILLIAM J. PURDY CO.
IADR) Addre •• : 770 Airport Boulevard Bur11ngall'le, CA Phone: 114) 374-7701
ISAL) Sales Contact, Herb Martin
ISER) Field Service: Don Townsena X68 Lee Caruso
ICOM) Comments' Return to factory (Paramus, N.J.) for repair paying all Shipping cost. and in.urine against 1088 or damage. Allow 2 weeks minimum for repair and return. customer will be invoiced for return Shipping cost and insurance PlUS repair service including current coat Of parts, labor, and overhead.
Generally, we just call Don Townsend after typing up a purcha.e requisition with an estimate Of repair cost. When the PO is 188ued, Data SerVe should be called and told the number,
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(TASK) TASKER INDUSTRIES
(ADR) Addres.: 20131 sunburst street Chatsworth, CA 91311 Phone: (213) 341-3010
(SAL) Sale. Contact. Dee MCIlroy (213) 341-3010 X397
(SER) Field service: E. L. Hill (213) 341-3010 X322
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IPT) PACIFIC TELEPHONE
IADR) Addre ••
(SAL) Sales contact: John King SRI X4442
ISER) Field Service: Frank Will X3577
I COM) Comments, J. King i. a pacific Telephone co. employee in their marketing Oepartment who i8 an expeQiter a8signeQ to the SRI-ARC account. He has the orawings, blueprints, recoro. of numbers assigneQ and where tney are. When prOblems are reporteQ to Frank Will, in SRI communication. Office, JOhn King i. the person he relay, tne information to.
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(TI) TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
(ADR) ACCre.s. 753 N. Postori. Street sunnyvale, CA 94086 Phone. 732-l840
(SAL) Sale. Contact. Jim Gordon 732-1640
(SER) FielC service, John Stewart. Howa.rc1 Haley 732-1840
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(IMLI IMLAC CORP.
(ADRI Address. 150 A Street New England Indus~r1al Center Needham, Mass. 02l9h Phone. (617) ~~9-4600
(SAL) Sale' Contact. Hiram French Product Marketing Manager
(SER) Field service. Oybernex Bob Simmons 326-8470 (work) 301-9063 (home)
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ICONR) CONRAC CORP.
IADR) A~~re •• : 600 North Rin.~ale Covina. CA 91723 Phone: (213) 966-3511
(SAL) Saleo Contact.
(SER) FielO service:
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leo) COMPUTER DISPLAYS INC.
IADR) A~~re .. : l079 Co~monwealth Avenue Boaton, Massachusetts 02215 Phone: 1617) 783-ll00
ISAL) Sales Con~ac~: K1t Champlin
ISER) Fiel~ service:
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(ICP) INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER PRODUCTS, INC.
(ADR) Addre •• : P.O. Box 34484 Dallas, Tex.. 75234
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IADRI Addre •• : 1000 Elwell court, Suite 134 Palo Alto, California 94303 pnone: 965-1010 101
ISALI sales contact, Marty Tatcn 102
ICOMI Comments: Brian Jonnson lanalystl; also at 965-1010 103
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CONTENTS: IHAN)
IEDIT) edHing see directory manual:
Idocumentation,SRI-ARC-CSO,edit:gw)
ILOC) Locations of off-line copies. lee directory manual:
(oocumentation,SRI-ARC-OSO,loc:gw)
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) Origin: (DOCUMENTATION>MANUFACTURER.NLS;l. 29-HAR-73 8:52 KFB ;
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J-2083 r STORACE ROO" PROPERTY t ass l " ned to PSO t 1IItt.llua 1 D
(PSO ) STORAGE ROOII PROPER TY ASSIGNED TO PSO 1
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(TTY) TELETYPE LJ~ .E TERMINALS, 3 1 ea
(TTY!) Texas Jns"trume n-t s , 17 ea
4 ea , 7 20 , w/o coupler, ( G- TTY ,) 9 ea , 72 0 , .,/0 coupler, ( L-TTY,) 4 ea. 725, b/! coupler, ( G- TTY ,)
(TTV2 ) Execuport, 6 ell
2 ea , 300 , b/! coupler, (G-TTY ,) 4 ea , 310 , b/! coupler, (G-TTY,)
(TTV 3 ) Tel e type, 8 ea
1 ea , 37 , " /0 coupler, ( O-TTY,) 7 ea , 33 , wlo coupler, ( S -TTY,)
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(ACel) Nova"tion , 8 ea , (L-ACC, 'b1
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(VTR) VIDEO TAPE RECOIlDERS
(VTRI ) Sony , 3 ea
(At) Port-a-pak, (S-PSE,) .. , tea, 1 eat
Port-a-pak recorder, AV - 3400, battery pa k, BP-30, battery charger, AC-3400
(A 2 ) 1 8a , editing recorder, AV - 3650 , ( S - PSE, )
(A 3 ) teo., ge neral r ecorder , AV-3600, (S-PSB, )
(A4) r f adapter (S-1'5E ,)
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RF adapter RFU-5 3W , RF unit, RFU- 54W ,
(AS) hand held camera ( 5 -1'5E ,)
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hand held camera, AVC-3400, camero. extension cable, CCJ-I O camera adapter, CMA-l
monitor ( 5 - PSE, )
1111 .. oni to r, CVM-IIDU po rt-a-po.k to monL~or cabte, VMC-IM recorder to monitor cable , VCN-SA
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(SORI) Sony, 4 ea 1£1
1 .. , mono cassette TC120 , {G-PSE, , ." stereo cassette, 124CS, (G-PSE,) 1 .. , stereo casset te, TC126, (G-P5E, ) 1 .. , spoot, 230, (G-PSE,) l:flo.
(SQR2) Nore\co , 8 eo. 1:f.2
2 .. , stereo casset.te player , 4505, (G-PSE, )
3 ." mini cassette, LFHOO 85 , (5-P5£, )
1 .a, mlnl cf:Lssette, player, LHFOO86, (5-PSE, )
1 .. , spoo 1, BL3SS!, (S-PSE, ) .. , stereo cassette, FL3312A, (G-PSE, ) If28
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(STL) STIL L CAMERA EQU i PMENT , 2 eo
( STLl ) aeneral pota riod, 1 ea, (S-PSE,)
1 eo., pak CfLlller8., tOO 1 en, close-up lens attachment, 581 l ea , £lush at~ach~ent, 268
( ST1.2 ) spec iol polarlod, 1 ea, (G-PSE,)
1 eo, special pak camera, CV- S 1 eo., view finder, 25
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( MOV) MOVI E EQUIPMENT
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( B l) Athena , 1 ea , ( S - PSE,)
1 ea, movie p r ojector 1 ea , 2 " P 1.6 t e ns
( MOv2 ) t l @ht poloter , 1 ea
( 82) Zorn, L eo., ( S - PSE ,
1 e a, li a ht pointer
( .Mo v 3 ) camera , lea
( B3 ) Bolex
1 ea , J5 mm movie camera ( S- PSE,)
tea, P . An ge nieux , 35 mm ~ . 95 l e ns, ( S - PSE ,)
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(CTV) computer television equipment (documentation,CTV,)
(DIS) computer display stations and associated equipment
(documentation,DIS,) (GEN) general equipment
(documentation,GEN,) (GTV) general television equipment
(dacumentat1on,GTV,) (PSE) people support equipment
(documentat1on,PS E, ) (SOM) special computers
(documentation,SCM,) (TTY) teletype like terminals.
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(E2) editing goverment list, GOVP Requires editing 3 files, class 8ort, nUmerical list, and directory file,
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pre-assigned number 6. update file 7. a[oto) p[rogram} 'c[et rel tile} 8. TYPE IN: (documentation.psortl.) CA 9. CD
10. a[oto} P[rogram} I{nstitute program} 11. TYPE IN: psortl CA 12. K{as key extractor Ok} CA 13. CD 1 •• Q{oto} S{ort plex} CA 15. TYPE: SPACE 1 CA CA
note: program will now operate on Plex 1 of the file and reorder statements alpha-numerically according to tag number field.
16. when program finished, UPdate file 17. a[oto} p{rogram} R{eset} 18. journalize Plex 1. 19. loadz journal version 20. O{utput} D{evice} p{rinter} 21. replace oft-line copies with new ones
lee (loci 22. repeat for each partitioned list requiring change
(AA2) CLASS SORTS; com, ctv, gtv, dis, etc ••• 1. Obtain; a pre-assigne4 journal numberls) 2. load; latest journal file:
(cla:gw) ]. output to file; (ooeumentatlon,cla,t 4. make desired edits S. In branch 0; change journal number to new
pre-assigned number 6 . UPdate file 7. a{oto) p{rogram} G{et rel file} 8. TYPE IN: (documentation.psortl.) CA 9. CD
10. a{oto} p{rogram} I{nstitute program} 11. TYPE IN: psortl CA
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note: program will now operate on Plex 1 of the file and reorder statements alpha-numericallY according to tag number field.
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repeat 1 thru 21 tor each clasa 80rt file needing change
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(arc-eso:g.,,) out.put. lile; (documentation, ar1-are-eso,)
a8 the first statement in the lin~ branchls): (coml. (ctv). (ltv). etc .. (aecl', (sec2), (aec3), etc ••••
insert; the new link(s): (ie, new journal number(.»)
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(new journal number,) etc IJnUmber, ) (Jnumber,) (documentation,CTV,)
5. up~ate 6. journal1ze 7. loadr JOUrnal version 8. O{utput! D{evice) p{rinter! 9. replace off-line copies with new ones
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IE6) e~iting storage room list. J-208J IBB1) j-208J list, J-208J
requires e~iting 2 £iles: j:208J, and directory file
IJ1) J-208J 1. ob~a1n; a pre-assigned journal number 2. load; latest journal file: Ij-208J.gw) 3. output file; (documentation,j -2083,) ~. make desired edits 5. In branch 0; change journal number to neW
pre-assigned number 6. update 7. journalize plex 1. 8, loadl journal Version 9. O(utput] D(evice] P(rinter] 10. replace off-line copies with new ones
see (loc) IJ2) directory £ile, SRI-ARC-CSO
1. load: latest journalized tile (arc-eso:gw)
2. as the first statement in the linx branch: Ij-208J)
in.sert; the tlpre-assigned number" as a neW link.
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(new pre-assigned number,) etc (jnumber) (jnumber,) (documentation,J-208J,)
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(E?) editing eso hardware maintenance services file: SERVICE
Requires editing 2 files: service tile, and directory file.
(eel) hardware service file: service 1. Obtain pre-assigned journal number 2. load: late at journalized file;
Cser: IW ) 3. make edits 4. in branch 0:
replace journal number with new pre-assigned one S. UPdate 6. journalize plex 1. 7. load journal version
note: if you want to output a comPlete new service manual ignore steps: 8, 9, 10, and 11. instead DO: O(utput} D(evice} p(rinter} then go to 12.
8. jump to a edited branch 9. set view spec's. gwmGf
10. o(utput} Q(uickprint} 11. repeat 6, 9, and 10. lor each edited branch 12. replace all off-line copies with updates
see CloC:gw) (CC2) directory file, SRI-ARC-CSO
1. Obtain; a pre-assigned journal number 2. load; latest journal file:
(arc-cso:gw) 3. output to file; (Oocumentation,er1-arc-cso,) ~. as the first statement 1n the link branch:
Cser) insert; the "pre-assigneo number" as a new link.
(serl (pre-assigneO number,) etc (jnumber,) (jnumber,) (Oocumentation,serv1ce,Ob,)
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(E8) e~iting 050 ~anuf.cturer. file: HANUFAOTURER Requires editing 2 files: service file, ~nd directory file.
(DD1) hardware service tile: service 1. obtain pre-assigned journal number 2. load: latest journalized file;
(man:gw) ). make edit. 4. in branch 0:
replace journal number with new pre-assigned one S. update 6. journalize 7. loa~ journal copy
note: if you want to make a whole new service manual
ignore steps: 6, 9, 10, and 11. in.te.~ DO I olutput} Dlevice} p(rinter} then go to 12.
8. jump to an edite~ branch 9. set view spec's. gwmGf
10. O(utput} Qluiekprint} 11. repeat 6, 9, and 10. tor each edited branch 12. replace all off-line copiea with up dates
see (loc:,w ) (DD2) ~irectory file, SRI-ARC-CSO
1. Obtain; a pre-assigned joUrnal number 2. loadj latest journal file:
(arc-eso:lw) ). output to file; (documentatlon,sr1-arc-cso,) 4. al the first statement 1n the link branch:
(man) insert; the "pre-aSSigned number" as a new link. e.g.
(man) (pre-assigned number,) etc (jnumber,) (jnumoer .) (documentation,manufacturer:db)
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new pre-assigned number 6. update 7. journalize plex 1. 6. load: journal version 9. O{utput] D{evice] p{rinter]
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(DES) CATALOG DESCRIPTIONS (SER) CSO HARDWARE MAINTENANCE SERVICES
A ca~alol containing information about Har4ware oevices. Each device entry has 3 SUb entries,
1. (HAN) manufacturer: Name only, address is maintained 1n Manufacturer catalog B.
2. (REP) service representative: Company name, phone number, field service repairman, their supervisor, and &ny other pertinent information.
J. (CON) service contract I Yes/no, PO number, expiration date, hour and daY coverage, phone number(s), cost of out of contract service.
(MAN) CSO MANUFACTURERS A catalog containing manufacturer address.
(GOVP) GOVERNMENT PROPERTY LISTINGS A catalog containing accountable government property information.
(CLA) CLASS SORTS: property list sorted by ARC BUb-COdes,
SUb-codes are codes assigned by ARC aefining specific classes of property.
(CTV) computer television equipment (DIS) computer aispl&Y stations ana
associatea equipment (GEN) general equipment (GTV) general teleVision equipment (PSE) people support equipmen~ (SCM) special computers (TTY) teletype like ~erminals.
(NUM) NUMERIOAL LISTING Government property aata base sorted numerically by tag number.
(GOVPA) GOVERMENT PROPERTY ASSIGNMENTS A catalOg listing all goverment property groups. the names ot the personnel assigned to them, and their specifio responsibility.
(SRIP) SRI PROPERTY LISTINGS (no~ on-line yet) (SRIPA) SRI PROPERTY ASSIGNMENTS (not on-line yet) (J-208) STORAGE ROOM, PSO
A descriptive list of the property stored in this room. Listing is arranged by device type to ease location. Each entry contains a link pointing to its proper ARC CLASS SORT list.
(LEAP) LEASED EQUIPMENT (not on-line yet)
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WEH l7-MAY-73 15:12 Wodems, possible bi g h speed coo£i~ur~tlon for Don Andrews
[JWW): Dick; There are several ~lternatives to your request 10r a hlgh speed connection to Don Andrews: We could instatl: (A1) a 1200 baud full duplex lHAL-UP syslelll Ilr: (A2) a greater t han 1200 baud tutl duplex PUl VAIOE-1.tNI:. systelll. , and we could lease or purchase either.
Ceneral Discussions and Recomlllendations
Though 2400 baud ie thB I ip limi t Don tee ls 1200 baud wouLd be adequate ~or him .
The 1200 baud LEAS~ option 'A1) seems to be the best way to go
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One addvanta ~ e of the dial -u p con1igurutioll is that it does not have to be rcs~rlcted ~o one party.
e . g : We could instalL uAA's (connector boxes Lor CGnnectln g ~o the phone lines) at selec"ted ~elephones (other peoples homes?) and buy a 1200 baud modem or two, (they are JU9t l.i.ke au acoustic cou p1.er excep"t require Ii
hard.ire connection to tbe phone line). We would then have a privilu~ed user 1200 baud party-line dial -up
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(AI) DIAL-UP (up to l~OO baud f ull duplex)
LEASEn: A Tel.ephone co .. pany ..t.02 system leases lor approximately $lIO / ~o, p lus Installatioll (i1 2S ). Leases are month to month and iu~tallion would take p lace within 30 days from receipt ol order.
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lea; DIAL-UP net tu ANDREWS = $12/mo
PURCHASED: A I'elephone JIl2 cowp,atlble system (lQanufactured by Vadic) costs <4r.tproKimately 101500/2unlts plus $30/.0 tor phone line cunnections. instalt..Ltiuu tIme would be about the same as the LEASED system. Vadic lila intenance would be on a call basis
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(A 2, PRIVATE-LIKE (uv tu 2400 bau~ lull duplex)
LEASED: A Telel:Jhone cOlllpll.ny 201 sys"tem leases 1'or approximately $375 /mo, plus ~n installation charge oj 5 150 . The lease would be nlonth to mon"th dnd installation would be wltllin 30 days 1rom receipt o~ order.
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PURCHASED: 1 didn t t expLore thi s in much depth except to deterlnlne batt park costs, whIch look like approxima"tely $2500 /.lunits plus approxillli'Ltely $250/1110 -tor the Leased lines and connections CO,;its .
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16189 Distribution DonaLd C . (Smokey) WutL . .lce, lil:iebard W .. . atson, Don I. Andrews,
Judy D. Cooke , N~rcili. Lynn ~eeney , Carot B . Guilbault , Susan R . Lee, Elizabeth ~ . Wlchae l, Charles F. Dornbugh, ELizabe th J . (Jake) Pelnter, Au~muntll.tlon Research Handb o ok , Kirk E. Kelley , N. Dean Meye r, a':ay F . Byrd , Ra Lpn Prathe r, .la_as E . (Jim) Wb ite, Jacques F. Vall ee , Dian e S . ~dye , Paul W~ch , Michael D. Kudllck, Ferg R. FerHuson , L ln.tu. L . Laue , ...... riLyn F . Auerbach, Walt Bass , Douglas C . Engelbll.rt , Bea uresard A. Ha ru e~ lI.n, Wa rtin B. Hardy, J. D. Hopper , Cbarles H. !rby, Wll E . Jerni",o.I.ll , Harvey G . Lehtman, Jeanne B . North, James C . Norton, il tl.la. H. P dxton, Je1~rcy C. Peters , Jake Ra tll~f, Edwin K. Van D~ Rie t, Dirl( H. Van Nouhuys, kenneth B . (.Ken) Victor
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MER 29-NAy-73 11:25 Tasker, Our La.test Up~rade and th~ Future
Our Latest Upgrade
As you know, we have been workin ~ on tasker (7-12) lor the past week (5/19 -25 ). We have been performing maintenance and upg r ading as outlined in (13592,1 ..
We expect our efforts to i_jlrovc the shape oL the tasker characters, their alil(nlJlent , and. the malntainabilJty of the device. (The ch~rdcter9 you see should took like the characters they repres e nt, the mouse should point correc tly, and we should b e able to Zix and adjust tasker easier.)
We did not get to all the up~radln g we wished , but we are very sat l sried with what we did , und th e results. Hope you are too.
Ed, Rod , Jake, and Nar~in
P.S. it will be nece3s~ry for us to make some Line tunIng adJustmenl. ~s peopl e start u.sin g 1 t again . (This is because tasker is an anatol1ue device somewhat dependent un user load.) Please let u.s know iL you d.etect any discrepancies , and we wilt correct the. iL possibLe .
The Future
We w1tl be replacing so~e weak picture tubes in the taskerB around the end 0"1 this week ( 5 /31). This should g ive clearer dnd brighter text on the TV monitors . (rou should then be able to easily see the go od quality tasker (7-12) characters. We p lanned to change these during upgrade time, but the tubes we received were bad and had to be returned.)
In the near future it looks like we can i_prove our bad ed ge ~ocus .. We are illvestl~atill g lens r1th improved ~lat LJeld re spontie , see (13592 ,).
By cOlRpairing o:f some used ones we have made a first p ass selection. When new ones arrive fro~ th e Lactory (nex t week or so) we wltl Lurther tesl and .akO 4 selection JL one really p roves better . [t·8 the n Jus t ... ~attl;!lr ot' money.
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) Judy D. Cooke, Marc ia Lynn Ke~ney, Carot B. Guilbault, Susan R. Lee, Elizabeth K. Yichae l, Charles F. Dornbush, E lizabe th J. (Jake) Fe inter, Augmentation Research Handbook, Kirk E . Ke lley, N. Dean Meyer, &:o.y F. Byrd, Ju. .... es E . (Jim) WhIte , Diane S . Kaye , Paul Rech, Wlchael D. Kudllck, Ferg R . Ferguson, LInda L. Lane, Mar ilyn F. Auerbach, Walt Bass, Doug ltl.s C . Engelbart, Beaurega rd A . Hardeman, Martin E. Hardy, J. D. Iio()per, Cb.arles H . Irby, Mil E. Jernigan, Harvey G. Lehtman, Jeanne B. North, James C. Norton, Wi lliam H. Paxton, Jeffrey C. Peters, Jake Ra tlIff, Ed • .!" K. Van De Rlet , Oirk H. Van Nouhuys, Ke nneth E. ( ~a n) Victor, Donald C. (Smokey) Wal lace
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DCE 30-WAY-73 15:31 16191 Letter to Dr. E . Foxley
Dr. E. Foxley Director 01 ComputinM Cripps Computing Centre Univ~rslty o£ Nottlnaham University Park NOTTINGHAM
Dear Or. Foxley:
Stan~ord Research institute Augrnenta~ion 2esearch Center 333 Ravenswood AVenue Yenlo Park, California 94025
You are ~ost welcome to visit our Center . The second week 01 July is perhaps best, but ~ot 81Knl~icaDtly so -- select a date that suits you best (ra.embering that July 4 is a holiday).
Any o£ six or seven o~ our 36-person sta~t can probably g ive you most of the relevant l.niorlllation you seek -- we can't guarantee exactly who witt be around on which date , but once we know your schedule we can take stops to ensure adequate coverage of your needs .
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Professor Brian Ra nde ll Computing Laboratory The University Newcastle Upon Tyne N8t 7aU
Dear Protessor ~andeL 1:
Stantord Research Institute Aug_entation 2esearch Center 333 Ravenswood Avenue Wenlo Park, California 94025
I always arrive and perlt»rll 1)0 sc hedule, even though .y
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Your propoiled schedule is quite 9atis~actory (as enclosed with your 13 April letter). I will plan to leave Newcastle either Thursday evenin~ or Friday mornLng. 2
You requested a title and enclosure (16 192 ,), at~o. our paper In the June '7J
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liThe Au.a:.ented I:nowled&B Workshop", by D. C. W. Watson, and J. C. ~orton. (our reterence 1 am enclo8in~ a copy.
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Letter to DVN trom E. 6n~le
Data DisseMination Systeas Inc. 11101 .est PleD Boulevard LOB An g eles, C~titornla 90064
Mr. Dirk van Nouhuys Stantord Wesearch [nstit~tQ
P oo o. Box 2203 Menlo Park, CA 94015
Dear Mr .. vall {IIouhuys:
Pursuant to our Most recant telephone conversation, Data Dissemination Systems inc. Is pLeased to extend authorization to all ARPA network tor the use 0" our current price 8 chedule.
AS we discussed, customer billina In~ormation ~UBt be included with each individual Job .
Please direct all information , questions, etc. to Hill Phillips or Myself. Bill will now be responsible for all of your production requireMentse
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E r nest E. Ena l e Data DisseMination SysTe~9 Inc.
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Pleaso turn of~ work9~ations atter lo a out (swl~ch locat~d on the ri g ht B Lde 0 .£ keyboard WuodclI.Bin~ 1.
Wben turned off it applies reduced pow e r to Tasker CRT, camera tube, a nd fV s et, thUH extendin g .heir lile by a factor of 2 to 4 times.
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Met R i ggs ~~ the c&feterla . He was wIth Tom Marshall. Got to talking some about our ne. thrua t Into supporting cl ients that want to exprimellt wIth AKW, about our HLS Utility, about the AKW Utili ty that we plan to develop, a bit about special emphasis on communities and AK W architects, etc. lie invi'ted us to approach hi. and other people in Econ ~or help in findin g potential- client contacts. He Is Wanager o~ CLIent Re lations (for LRPS at least -- bl~ger part oZ Eco07? ).
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Visit to ARC, on 25 Apr 73, by:
Robert C. WIlson President and Ch le~ Executive Of£icer Collins Wad i o
Dupuy Bateman, Jr. MeMber of the Board Collins Radio
Lu.rry Herron Wanag er o~ Western Operations Collins Radio
Y.r. BAteman also is closely tied (.B..:»ard Member?) wIth Rockwell International ( Stemming out oL the old No rth American Rockwell aerospace company). ApparentLy Rockwel l owns controlling interest in Collins Radio.
They had arran ae d a visit with Yr. Anderson, to g et acquainted _lth SRI, and they were brought to ARC by Ste v e Mi ller 10 1' the last half hour of their day, to see D bi t ot a p roJect area havin a a mix o~ co~municmtion and compu~er te c hniques. ( Co llins chie~ly was in th e radio communicati o ns business, moved into d1 a: ital communications s ystems, and now produces its own line of small computers).
Time too s hort to Show much: a quick tour of th e phySical layout, and about ten minutes in my o~~ice Lo r iI. DNLS demo. Doubt it they went away with a residual percepTion ot our operation that I s more than a thin s lic e , viewed edaewlse. No explicit follow - up action planned. Tried to drop a few terms, concepts , and experiene ~raM .. ents t o set the Btase ~o r III later approac h about Knwledae Workshop, an or~anlza ti on wa ntina: to Bet up its own architectural stalt , inevita b ility 01 widesp r ead ftutomationot the knowledge workshop, etc.
No explicit ~ollow-up action contemplated. Someday Collins Radio should be considered for AKW ComNunity participation.
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JIm, these are my thouMhts on changes that should be made to ami's!
~ bel~eve the use 01 a local (originating system) directory of fI les it (the local. system) has sent to ucsb is extremenl l y important. Probably, £o .r eeuse 01 impllmentatlon , it should reside In the u~er's directory. It should be accessed by smts for 11 1 ename completion and to provide sim.ilar inforllla~lon as the DI~ECTORY command In Tenex.
SMFS should not 1'111 in in1or mation ( e . g ., extension o r version number) unless r equested to do BO , by an escape. Since t he stored n aNe is an arbitrary st r ing , the dots, sem i-coLons , a n d fo rmat 01 Tenex s hould not be imposed. In othe r words, if I hit <cr> after typing a str ing, the string typed should be the COMPLETE name. rt 1 hit <esc> it should use de~ault In10.
( No t a change to SWFS p p m , hu t BILL and r think important! VCSB should back the dr ive up every week . J don 't know that they are n ot doing this, but just wanted to verbalize the concern)
SYPS commandB are current ly hard to abort. tx or somesuch should kill a command.
I have occasIonally (noticeahle frequency) :found ami's to g et hung up and respond with 'Error O' to anything 1 entered. I have to get o ut, r eset and res t art I n order to recover .
Sm:fs should respond to '7 a t more than the top level (i.e., while in the midd le 01 a copy command ). This is only a mino r sup:gestion.
SUre wo u ld be nice 11 UCSB provided some organizing ~acillty , BO that DIRECTORY type In10 could he interac t Ively obatined frOM them; a n d dato management could be done .
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DLS 26-A PR- 7 3 l 5 :41 Text Edito r Comparisons--Request £o r Help
This took me about 1 hour fLnd 40 ".tnu t eH from creation or the ~ile to submission to the journal , with side trips to the candy machine, others d irectory aDd the Journal i den t system . it wo u l d have ta ken me a co upl e o£ days mi nl mu~ to ge t: out the same note u sing the secretary and MTSTs . How .ucb of a cost s8vinMs is this????
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Read your Journ~l item ( WJOU RN AL, 160 1'. 1:.) with a reat interest and think you .l~ht be able to help me i~ you would.
REQUEST FOR HELP
Can you aiv e me lJnks to the vari ous components of the "test kit l! used In your economic analySiS 0"1 t ext ed iting 1unctions7 As lar as r can determine they include:
the three source documents,
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Any thing else that you could tell me about tbe conduct/adm.1nstra1:ion ot' the experiment that .ould a ssure some validity in comparina our result s with yours would be appreciated.
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1 wos overjoyed to run across you text editinM compa risons. We have been pushed here tor some tIme to make a H i . ili a r study, but have n e ver seemed to l In d th e ma npower or tl _e . I feel that with a little help 1 rom you, we can apply your method and tes t directly to our own comparison s tudy.
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1 recently sa w an Air Force plan which assumed a .. inintum o~ two edit in g changes and an average oL four . In the case 01 four it was assumed thut a docu~ent would be r eviewed and cha.nged at least by the next two mGna~ers In the chain o~ comMand. This makes ~ ore importan t ~unction in the Air Force than be In the ARC wbere (1 assume) the author has
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Aren't you really saying that an NTST is no better than a typewriter to r editing changes as complex as til e ones speci11ed in your tests? 11 the typi sts had known ahead 01 time what was expected ot them , they miaht have organized their MTST files 1n a manner s\Jch that they couid have used more ot the 1st dra1t in prepration 01 the tinal docuNent . 1 know our sec retary ~enerally asks us a couple of questions about the nature o~ the document and how may revisions are likely, be10re she decides whether or not to u se the WTST .
SInce the input costs are such u. e Ubstantial part at the total cost, regardLess 01 the Inachine used, any tl.lnount of variAtion in typi n it ability could a:fLect the overaLL costs in an unknown manner. This variable might be accounted for be g Ivin g each typist u. standard typina test, usin g the keyboard she is used to, but In an ofl lIne manner. The bosic di~~erences in typing speeds and e rror rates mJght then be nor ma lized. We'lL probably do this here with some document which is not part of the teat set Jus t to see I:f this makes any difference .
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KW. 1 think this will be neceesary sooner or lateor, since the auamented knowledge workshop is there primarily to augment the ICY aod only incidently to augment the typist (who Is only a part o£ the lara er augmentation system) . 1c5
I feel that it is useful to include the author's composition and first rou&h dra:tt time in any co_parieon. r lind that 1 can type as t~st as 1 can write . This i8 especially true when I'm compoSina online , where my overall speed is limited by thinking tIme rather than by typing speed . 1 lInd that t also tend to edit every couple ot statements, while I'm thinking of what to say next. This might tend ~o increase the connect time, but by the same token 1 have composed the first dra~t, keyboarded it into the machine, proof read and corrected the typos, in some cases made major changes in the structure and content, and produced a finished product In one session.
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1 think you should ask steve crocker about addin a people to the r esources notebook distribution list. AS far as the r e visions of docu_ents In the resources notebook, the work is being done by various people. but mostly by alex mcke nzie and nancy nal g us at bbn; the updatlna Is pro~reBslna well . 1 wltl let you know when thinKS staballze , discuss with you the at that tim e the ac tual contents 01 the notebook .
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Dav_- I n SlIFS , us in TENEX, all fllenanlea have directory, name, extension, and version fields. Tile extension can be set to null, the v e rsion can 1 t be (best you can do is set It to one ). Try 'DHCBOOK.;l'. --Ji M
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Dave-- There are a coupLe of ways to in:plement a DJIilECTOj(Y command in SMFS:
The SYFS subsystem could maIntain 8 111e in your TEHEX directory and update it when you do a COPY , MOVE, DELETE, etc. Ma.i n problel1l is "tha"t It "forces you to run SNPS .tro .. the same host" und directory LI you're to keep track ot things.
The SMPS subsys~em could main"tain 8 ~11e a"t UCSB (like .tor "the NEWS command , :for example ). Main p r oblem here updatin{( that :tile would be v ery ine1:.liclent ("fetchIng UCSB , return in" 1t , etc .. ).
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reque s t to Nark Krjlanovich at DCSB [ spec-ed It in (13855,) (I think
1 don 't think that OCSB views continued development o~ SVFS to be a very hi g h-priority Item , and I never expeCTed ~hem to i.ptement my request.. [~you Think it's important enouMh, 1 recommend that you maxe a request to Ron Stoughton ( RWS) and llCK. l'lt code my end .
1 dis coura"e .furt her t houa ht abou tat te rno. t i yes one and TWO,
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Peter-- JEW, JDR, RWW, a.nd DSK comprise a design teanl looking at the problem o£ a MHJS ( umo n @ other things ); NDK , CMT , and JCN comprise the revIew team.
Wo've be g un by each attemptin g a hi~h-level description o£ what .0 want e d to Bee . The document you saw on the printer I s (16106,), which you're welcome -to read; Diane Kaye wrote another piece: (16026, l.
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Bob- I did speak to YAP on the phone one day, and he outlined hie problem and concerns to me. The one compelling probLem wl~h respect to the Multlcs impLementation he described was the need to know that mail wa.s 801n& to be sent- (i.e., that the user wanted to do something without supplyin@ accountina in~ormation)
be10re the maiL command itBel~ was presented to the server, who bad to dispatch a procedure to handle mail and couldn't pass the MAlL command parameters to It .
rim de~lnlnM tt set 01 mail commands that Lorm a sort 01 Bub-command space within FTP , entered with a cOlamand like 'NAIL (CR)' and exited with one Like 'QUIT (CR)' . In that scheme, the solution to Kike's problem Just naturally falls out, since 'MAIL' has no arguments to be disposed of. However, I still believe that a command lIke ' FREE' within FTP prope r, substJtutina for OSER and PASS commands when the user intends to supply no account In a parameters, should be Included In the Protocol. --Jim
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To whoever Is neSBing around with ' P riny Journa\' Yhe S0 day s (is it Chuc.k?), Dave Crocker s u gges t: s In (1 5477 ,) thoY the sepa rator he r educed -trom three to one tine. Makes sense .
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JEW 26 - AP R-73 13:53 SMatler Separator in Print Journal
Dav e -- live r eluyed your S U8&eat about Prin t Journal (1 547' ,' via th e J ou rnal to Ident=NP ( NeedS a n d Possibi.lities), -the repository those days ~o r software 8 u g @es ti onS a --Jim
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JEW 2b-APR-?3 14:15 Bumpln& (UCLA-NNC)'s Disk Alloca~lon
Arl-- Re your SNDMSQ oL 13-APR-73 about directory disk space allocation. [don't know whether Mike or Dirk has responded to you or not, but rim u.skins Smokey to hump your' allocation to 250
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I would appreciate it if you would UBe this increased allocation 'l e ni entLy' , however, and continue to keep your actual disk uBage as low as possIble, because our glObal disk shortage probLem Is a real one.
Couple o~ Bug~eBtjons. [notice that at the moment, there are six 'JWORK ••• ' ~ile8 1n (UCLA-NWC) that can be deleted and expunged. AlBO, i recommend to you ~he S~FS subsystem [s ee RFC 409 , (12401,) tor u se r documenta.tion)]. 1 regularly use this thing to archive in.frequently used 1:11es to UCS8. they ' re readily retrievable there (much mor~ so, or course , than lr you let (or ~orced) TE~EX to archive Liles on tape).
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JEW 26- APR-73 14:1 5 Bumping <UCLA- NNC)'s Disk Allocation
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JEW 26-APR-73 14: 3 3 Mall Protocol Pro ~ ress and Ident Conversion
Xen-- Mai l protocol i s p rog ressI ng . tile i~ you care to pe rus e it.
<WAITE)NTP . NLS is a workin g
II .. trying to include not only provi,sion 101' the most cOlamo n "form of mail interchan g e, but also tor Journul Bubmi ss ion and deLivery, and ~or interaction be tw ee n components o£ a distributed JournaL Bysteal.
The server proces s to do (a.ong other thin~s ) conversions between NIC idents and Ma ilboxee hasn ' t been i,,_p Lemented yet. Hope that .. ILL ge t parceLLed out .ithln ARC w ithIn 0. week o r two (I muy do it). We lre takin g b hl~h-level l ook ut multI-eite journul B tu~£
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(J1 62 13) 26-APR-7314:33; Tit le: Author ( s ): Whi te , James E . (J im) IJ EW; Distr ibut Ion: / KP; Sub- Co ll ec t ions! SR[-A ~C ; Clerk: JEW; Origin: <~H ITE>KPNSG . NLS ; 2 , 26- APR-73 14: 3 1 JEW;
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JEW 26-APR-73 14:44 User Needs
Jean-- About your intent to attack 'the issues surroundin g user needs', [1m very much interested (al~hou8h 11m not really sure whut you mean -- s p ecifIcally), per s onally and because of my associl:ltlon with tbe N[C. Would be more -than hap p y to h e lp .1 f I can. Findina ti _ e may be a problem for me . We'll see . --Jim
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KEV 25-AP R-73 20:27 prote c tion 01 partIal copIes
partial copies auaht ~o be crea~ed wlth the same protec~jon as the ~lle to which they beton g
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RWW 26-AP R-73 08:1&
Dave , I t you are not doing so be sure to send your INLAC sUKjI;estions to KEY and CHi .. P l ease do sec ondary distribution nf pas t suggestions It needed Thank s DIck
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