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   A moderated list for Intel 80386 topics, including hardware and software
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   ADA-SW-ARCHIV.TXT.  The archives are stored in directory:
      PD2:<ARCHIVES.ADA-SW>
   Archive files are available via ANONYMOUS FTP from WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL
   for those with TCP/IP access to the Internet.

   The Ada Repository is divided into several subdirectories.  These
   directories are organized by topic, and their names and a brief overview of
   their topics are contained in file PD:<ADA.GENERAL>DIRLIST.DOC.

   FILE                           CONTENTS

   PD2:<ADA>*.*                    The top-level directory.  The names of the
                subdirectories (ADA.directory) can be seen here.  The listing
                of all files in all subdirectories (PD2:<ADA>ADA.CRCLST) is
                stored here.  Also, file <ADA>FILEUSE.DOC, which contains a
                listing of all files in the repository, ordered by frequency
                of use (popularity), is contained here.

   PD2:<ADA.GENERAL>AAREAD.ME      Overview of Repository
                    ADAREPOS.DOC   More Overview
                    FTP.DOC        How to Use FTP and Other Info
                    MLIST.DOC      About the ADA-SW Mailing List
                    DIRLIST.DOC    Summary of ADA Directories
                    TAPEDIST.DOC   Acquiring Magtape of Repository

   PD2:<ADA.AI>*.*                 Artificial Intelligence programs
   PD2:<ADA.ANSI-LRM>*.*           ANSI Ada Language Reference Manual (LRM)
   PD2:<ADA.BENCHMARKS>*.*         Ada compiler benchmarks
   PD2:<ADA.CM-Data>*.*            Files used in maintenance of Ada Repository
   PD2:<ADA.COMPILATION-ORDER>*.*  Software for analysis of groups of programs
                                   to determine proper compilation order
   PD2:<ADA.COMPONENTS>*.*         Software components subdirectory
   PD2:<ADA.CROSS-REFERENCE>*.*    Tools to generate program XREF listings
   PD2:<ADA.DDN>*.*                Components related to Defense Data Network
   PD2:<ADA.EDITORS>*.*            Source code and doc'n on text editors
   PD2:<ADA.EDUCATION>*.*          Education subdirectory
   PD2:<ADA.EXTERNAL-TOOLS>*.*     Miscellaneous tools helpful in developing
                                   Ada code but not written in Ada or
                                   pertaining to specific environments
   PD2:<ADA.FORMGEN>*.*            Tools for generation of forms
   PD2:<ADA.GKS>*.*                Graphical Kernel System routines
   PD2:<ADA.MANAGEMENT-TOOLS>*.*   Software development project management
   tools
   PD2:<ADA.MATH>*.*               Packages of Ada math routines
   PD2:<ADA.MENU>*.*               Software used in the generation of menus

   PD2:<ADA.MESSAGE-HANDLING>*.*   Tools for message handling and transfer
   PD2:<ADA.METRICS>*.*            Tools for metrics analysis of Ada software
   PD2:<ADA.TOOLS>*.*              Sources to various tools which do not fit
                                   into categories of the other subdirectories
   PD2:<ADA.NOSC-TOOLS>*.*         Information about software tools submitted
                                   by the Naval Oceans Systems Center (NOSC)
   PD2:<ADA.ONLINE-DOC>*.*         Supporting online documentation files
   PD2:<ADA.PAGER>*.*              Tools to create and manipulated paged files
   PD2:<ADA.POINTERS>*.*           Other sources of software and information
   PD2:<ADA.PRETTY-PRINTERS>*.*    Pretty printers for Ada source programs
   PD2:<ADA.STUBBER>*.*            Ada program body stubber tools
   PD2:<ADA.SIMULATION>*.*         Simulation programs and tools
   PD2:<ADA.SPELLER>*.*            Spelling checkers written in Ada
   PD2:<ADA.STARTER-KIT>*.*        Tools for accessing repository software
   PD2:<ADA.STYLE>*.*              Ada style checking tools
   PD2:<ADA.VIRTERM>*.*            Tools for a virtual terminal package
   PD2:<ADA.WIS-ADA-TOOLS>*.*      Information about the software tools paid
                                  for by WIS (WWMCCS Information Systems) and
                                  submitted by the Naval Oceans Systems Center

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   USA. Ralph Records is a San Francisco label, and includes/has included the
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   Unmoderated mailing list intended for discussion among students who work
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   The AIDSNews Forum is used for the discussion of any issue relating to
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   Mailing list is dedicated to the discussion of all forms of music, in all
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   expansion of musical ideas, techniques, and understanding.  Therefore, all
   topics having to do with music are welcome, including but not limited to:
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   A mailing list to be used simply for demonstrations of the Andrew system
   software.  You should not subscribe to it unless you expect to be reading
   it with the Andrew Message System, as messages will come to the list in
   full multi-media format.  Indeed, we encourage people to post lots of neat
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   For more information about Andrew, see the list-of-lists entry for the
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   We expect to maintain an archive of this list in the future and make it
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   To be added to the list, send mail to [e-mail].
   To submit new items to the list, just send them to
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   Coordinator: Nathaniel Borenstein <[e-mail]>

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   An unmoderated list for the discussion of Animal Rights.  Peter Singer's
   book "Animal Liberation" proposes a "New Ethics for our Treatment of
   Animals" and many activist groups, such as PETA (People for the Ethical
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   The purpose of this list is to provide students, researchers, and
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      Animal Rights                   Animal Liberation
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      Hunting/Trapping/Fishing        Animals in Entertainment
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      Christian Perspectives          Other Perspecitives

   Currently, no resources are available for archiving this list.

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   Coordinator: Chip Roberson <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discussion of simulated annealing techniques and analysis, as well as other
   related issues (stochastic optimization, Boltzmann machines, metricity of
   NP-complete move spaces, etc).  Membership is restricted to those doing
   active research in simulated annealing or related areas.  Current
   membership is international, and about half of the members are published
   authors. The list itself is unmoderated.

   Requests to be added to or deleted from the list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Daniel R. Greening <[e-mail]>

ANSAXNET <[e-mail]>

   ANSAXNET is a SIG (Special Interest Group) for scholars of the culture and
   history of England before 1100 C.E.   Scholars interested in the later
   English Middle Ages and those interested in the early Medieval period
   throughout Europe are also encouraged to join the list.  Members receive a
   directory of all our members in order to facilitate telecommunications, and
   a monthly electronic report to which they are encouraged to contribute
   announcements and information.  This report often provides members with new
   information about the use of computers in some aspect of their disciplines,
   as well as news of more conventional developments in the field.  We also
   have projects underway to encode databases which members may use in their
   own work.  To this end, we are now working on the details of distributing
   to the membership a database of all manuscripts written or owned in England
   before 1100.  We would be glad to add your name to our directory and thus
   to make you a member of ANSAXNET.  Membership is free to everyone with
   access to a BITNET node.

   Anyone who wants to be a member of ANSAXNET should send e-mail to the
   Coordinator, including a conventional mailing address and some information
   about your particular interests in early medieval cultural studies.

   Coordinator: Patrick W. Conner <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This list deals with discussions of various techniques and fields of
   research in Anthropology.  Some suggested topics of discussion are:

      - Computation in anthropology
      - Graphics in archaeology
      - What programs anthropologists are using at various places
      - Where centers of computer interests are in anthropolgy
      - Anglo-Saxon cemeteries
      - Palaeodemography
      - What individuals are doing, e.g. research, publication, computer info.

      - Some spirited words on political economy
      - Using anthropological assistance to describe the legal practices of
        American culture
      - The development of Anglo-Saxon cemeteries
      - The Northumberland landscape
      - Use of Remote Sensing (resistivity and magnetometer) to locate and
        analyse village sites
      - The population of Anglo-Saxon England

   To add yourself to the list, send the command
      SUBSCRIBE ANTHRO-L Your_Full_Name
   via mail to [e-mail] or [e-mail]
   (Internet) where Your_Full_Name is your real name (not your userid).  To
   remove yourself from the list, send the command
      UNSUBSCRIBE ANTHRO-L

   List Owner:  Ezra Zubrow <[e-mail]>
                             [e-mail]  (BitNet)
   Coordinator: Patrick G. Salsbury <[e-mail]>
                                     [e-mail]
                                     [e-mail]  (BitNet)

[e-mail]
ANU-NEWS@NDSUVM1

   Discussion for administrators and users of the ANU-NEWS software for
   VAX/VMS systems.  ANU-NEWS is a software system that allows VMS systems to
   act as Usenet nodes.  Topics include bugs, fixes, integrating lists from
   other networks, and discussion of new features. Although the list is
   primarily for communication among ANU-NEWS administrators, users are also
   welcome.

   To subscribe to this list BITNET/EARN/NetNorth Users may be able to send an
   interactive message to LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 (via SEND or TELL).  For example:
      SEND LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 SUB ANU-NEWS Jane Doe  (your first/last name)
   Or, you may send MAIL to [e-mail] or LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 with
   the first line of the TEXT or BODY of mail being:
      SUB ANU-NEWS firstname lastname   (e.g. SUB ANU-NEWS John Doe ).

   Coordinator: Tim Russell <[e-mail]>
                             russell@UNOMA1
                             uunet!zeus.unl.edu!russell

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for any discussions about or related to the music group The
   Art of Noise.  The list is set up as a mail relay.  The number of
   subscribers to the list is limited, so only those who feel they will have
   something to say should join.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Cliff Tuel <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussion of the APL language, its implementation,
   application and use.  Contributions on teaching APL are particularly
   welcome.

   To subscribe to this LISTSERV list send an E-mail message to your local
   LISTSERV (on BITNET/NetNorth/EARN) or to [e-mail] containing the
   single line:
      SUBscribe  APL-L  your_full_name
   Non-BitNet users can send a message to [e-mail] with
   the SUB command as the only line in the message body.

   Coordinator: David G. Macneil <[e-mail]>
                                 <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for the study of critical and strategic information
   management.  The objective is to identify information of long-term value to
   an organization and to develop realistic methodologies and policies of
   management (data bases, ethics policy, education, supervisory systems...).

   In APOGEES, we share the creation of business information supervising
   systems.  We discuss methodologies suitable to the management and
   development of technological information through supervisory divisions.

   People from all fields of sciences, management, information technology,
   computer science, and so on, are welcome including managers who are
   concerned with several critical items when making their business decisions.

   BitNet users can subscribe by sending an application note to
   BAUMARD@FRAIX11 or by sending mail to LISTSERV@FRMOP11 with the body/text
   of the message:
      SUB APOGEES your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Internet users can subscribe by sending a message to
   [e-mail] with the cody/text of the message
   containing the above command.

   Coordinator: Philippe Baumard <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
{uunet,rutgers}!umix!apollo  (UUCP)

   Users of Apollo computers who are interested in sharing their experiences
   about Apollos.  At least initially, the list will not be moderated or
   digested; if the volume is sufficient, this may change.

   Mail to the list will be archived in some public place that will be
   announced at a later date.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] (or UUCP
   {uunet,rutgers}!umix!apollo-request).

   Coordinator: Paul Killey <[e-mail]>
                            {uunet,rutgers}!umix!paul

[e-mail]

   The purpose of this list is to provide an avenue for Apollo computer users
   to share comments, ideas, and problems (and possibly utilities), associated
   with the use of Apollo computers.

   BitNet users can subscribe to the list by sending e-mail or a message to
   LISTSERV@UMRVMB with the body/text of the message containing the command:
      SUB APOLLO-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your real name, not your loginid. Non-BitNet
   users can subscribe by sending the above command in the body of a message
   to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Karl Lutzen <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   In addition to REXXLIST, the VM/SP REXX discussion list, 3 other lists
   exist to discuss the REXX programming language.  They are AREXX-L (for
   Amiga REXX users), TSO-REXX (for TSO), and PC-REXX (for Personal REXX)
   users.

   To join the AREXX-L list, send the following command to LISTSERV at UCF1VM:
      SUB AREXX-L firstname lastname
   for example,
      SUB AREXX-L Fred Programmer
   The command may be sent in the TEXT or BODY of mail to LISTSERV@UCF1VM or
   via an interactive TELL or SEND command (on CMS or VMS).  Non-BitNet users
   can subscribe by sending the command in the text body of a message to
   [e-mail].

   Requests to be added, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to the
   Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Lois Buwalda <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   The ARMS-D digest is for various and sundry comments and questions on
   policy issues related to peace, war, national security, weapons, the arms
   race, and the like.

   Recent archives live in the file XX:<ARMS-D>ARCHIVE.CURRENT.  MIT-XX
   supports the ANONYMOUS FTP login protocol: Connect to XX, login as
   ANONYMOUS, use the password GUEST, and transfer the file.

   All administrative requests (e.g., additions to the list) should go to
   [e-mail]; complaints, praise and suggestions can be
   directed to either ARMS-D or ARMS-D-REQUEST.

   BitNet subscribers can subscribe by sending a message to LISTSERV@BUACCA
   (***not ARMS-L@BOSTONU***) with the text:
      SUB ARMS-L first last
   where you replace "first" and "last" by your first and last name.
   All contributions to the digest should go to [e-mail],
   ***not*** to the BitNet addresses.

   Moderator: [e-mail]

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   Redistribution address for all known BBoards on the ARPANET.  The
   guidelines for postings are somewhat loose.  The ostensible purpose of the
   list is to distribute: (a) emergency notices ("Southern California just
   slid into the Pacific, machines at ISI and UCSD will be down for a few
   days"), and (b) notices of "academic interest", such as seminar and
   symposium announcements.  Advertisements and for-profit notices are not
   appropriate (the DoD would get upset, among other considerations).  A
   touchy borderline case is job offerings.  The practice has been to accept
   postings from universities (the research community) and the research
   oriented military installations (the people paying for our hardware) but to
   refuse postings from private companies.  The (shaky) rationale behind this
   is that university and military job offerings are "research opportunities"
   as opposed to for-profit advertisements (ie, joining the army or a
   university is not the way to get rich).

   Anyone is welcome to redistribute Arpanet-BBoards; it takes some of the
   (considerable) load off of MC's mailer.  But please don't do it without
   sending a message to the -Request address first.

   There are Archive copies of every message ever sent to the list but no
   guarantee is made that they will be online or available at any particular
   time.  The current archive file, such as it is, can be found as
   "COMAIL;BBOARD ARCHIV" on MC.LCS.MIT.EDU.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to the Coordinators.  Bitnet users may subscribe to
   the list by doing:
      TELL LISTSERV at RUTVM1 SUBSCRIBE ARPABBS Your_Full_Name
   where Your_Full_Name is your real name (not your userid).  From a VMS
   BITNET site use the SEND/REMOTE command.

   Coordinator:        [e-mail]
   BitNet Coordinator: Michael Smith <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   A discussion forum open to anyone interested in the visual arts. Topics
   will reflect the diversity of art critical discourse: ostmodernism, marxist
   and feminist theories, curatorial practices, funding and any issue which
   affects artists, critics and art viewers.

   Subscribers are encouraged to contribute reviews to be distributed
   bi-weekly to the list in journal format. Reveiws should be sent to the
   Editor, Michele Macal GL253001@YUORION.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@YORKVM1 via interactive message or e-mail:
      SUB ARTCRIT your full name
   where "your full name" is your name, not your login Id; For example: SUB
   ARTCRIT John Doe.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Michele Macaluso <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discussion of programming in IBM System/370 Assembly Language.  This is
   primarily a working group designed to answer questions and help distribute
   programs; however, any theoretical (are there such things?) discussions are
   welcome too.

   All back-issue requests will be managed by:
      Network News <[e-mail]>

   Coordinator: LISTSERV Editor <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for issues related to the PC Assembly languages (Intel
   8086/88/286/386/...).  There is an initial programming goal that the
   managers of this list wish to accomplish:

      We are inviting all users to assist in the coding of projects.  For
      instance, our first task will be a Resident Program Manager.  We will
      use Turbo Assembler or MacroAssembler to develop the applications.

      A second project will be an AV package to viruses, we already have
      programs for Jerusalem and Brain, these could be help for it.

   The users of this list will receive mail with code contributions and
   discussions, and eventually the program source listing finished with the
   help of the participants.  Then, the list will propose a new project to
   work on.  Any and all code contributions, ideas, and anything else that
   will help in achieving this opening goal will be appreciated, discussed,
   reported and acknowledged for the list.

   BitNet users can subscribe non-interactively by sending a message or mail
   to [e-mail] with the text/body of the message being:
      SUB ASSMPC-L your_full_name
   For example:
      SUB ASSMPC-L Jan Doe
   Non-BitNet users can subscribe by sending the above command in the
   text/body of a message to [e-mail].
   IBM BitNet users can subscribe interactively by doing:
      TELL LISTSERV AT USACHVM1  SUB ASSMPC-L your_full_name
   Or by:
      NOTE TO LISTSERV AT USACHVM1, with the following line:
         SUB ASSMPC-L your_full_name
   Please note that the link to Chile is connected at 18:00 hrs EDT; before
   that time interactive commands won't work.

   All problems, questions, etc., should be sent to the Coordinators.

   Coordinators: Luis Valdivia P.   <[e-mail]>
                                    <[e-mail]>
                 Pedro Sepulveda J. <[e-mail]>

Astronomy Events <[e-mail]>

   A mailing list for astronomical events and meeting announcements (mostly in
   the Boston area).  Items to be sent to the list are sent to [e-mail]
   for forwarding.  An attempt is being made to keep it from becoming full of
   trivial messages, but new readers and valid input are welcome.

   Coordinator: Dick Koolish <[e-mail]>

ATHENE <[e-mail]>

   Athene is a free network "magazine" devoted to amateur fiction written by
   the members of the online community.  Athene does not limit itself to any
   specific genre, but will publish quality short stories dealing with just
   about any interesting topic, including:

      science fiction            fantasy
      religion                   mystery
      computers                  humor
      psychology                 sports
      politics                   business

   If all goes well, a new issue will come out every month or so.  This will
   of course depend on how often people submit their stories.

   To subscribe or contribute, send messages to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Jim McCabe <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   Mailing list to handle problems with Remote Autolog commands.  To date, the
   list has been used for problems from users that have accounts at the
   Technion and work remotely through the Remote Server (VMAUTOLG) located at
   the Technion.  The software for this Remote Server is be changed so as to
   be included as a local command for LISTSERV/LISTEARN sites that may want to
   use it.  The list is not limited to the discussion of only this one
   package. Any other packages or software may be discussed.  Please do not
   use this list for the discussion of any problems with using the GONE
   routine.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@TECHNION via interactive message or e-mail:
      SUBSCRIBE AUTO-L your full name
   where "your full name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to
   [e-mail] or [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Robert (Al) Hartshorn <[e-mail]>
                                      <[e-mail]>
                                      <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Aviation discusses topics of interest to pilots, including training
   systems, laws affecting availability or usability  of airports, planes, and
   procedures, characteristics of aircraft and avionic products, comments on
   commercial aviation, such as safety and convenience issues, occasional
   advertisements for fly-ins or similar private pilot activities, historical
   notes, whatever else the readership wants.  Aviation serves as an Internet
   gateway for the rec.aviation discussion on usenet.  It is distributed in
   the form of a daily digest.

   Due to disk space limitations, archives are only maintained for the
   previous few weeks of digests.  They are maintained on the host
   MC.LCS.MIT.EDU in files named:
      AVIATN;DIGEST <number>
   Where <number> is the issue number of the digest.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Christopher Maeda <[e-mail]>


[e-mail]
[e-mail]  (USENET)

   Mailing list dedicated to the more theoretical side of aerospace
   engineering.  The intent is to conduct discussions on aerospace technology;
   also calls for papers, anouncements for seminars, etc., can be sent to the
   list.  Although the list has its origin in the AVIATION digest, subjects
   related to aviation theory, like spaceflight technology, may be discussed
   as well.  Topics open for discussion are:

      Calls for papers         Aerodynamics            Aircraft structures
      Seminar anouncements     Flight mechanics        Aircraft materials
      Books to be published    Stability and Control   and others...

   A mailing list for INTERNET and BITNET has been created already and we are
   looking for someone who would like to create the USENET group, so we can
   create digests from those messages.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Moderator: Rob A. Vingerhoeds <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]
BStreets@VIRGINIA  (BitNet)
...!uunet!virginia!backstreets-heads (uucp)

   Mailing list for fans of the music of Bruce Springsteen.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or
   [e-mail] (Internet), BS-Req@VIRGINIA
   (BitNet), or ...!uunet!virginia!backstreets-request (uucp).

   Coordinator: Marc Rouleau <[e-mail]>


[e-mail]
BALT-L on [e-mail]

        Baltic Republics news and development list

   BALT-L is an online forum devoted to communications to, and about,
   the Baltic Republics of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. It aims to
   further networking with those countries, in two senses of that word:
   the technical one of establishing the basic links to permit electronic
   communications; and the softer definition of a network of people
   building up people-to-people contacts and working together on matters
   of common interest. A core aim of this list is to foster practical
   projects.

   Subscription to this list is welcomed from anyone with skills or interests
   relevant to the Baltics, or who just wants to know whats going on.

    We hope in particular to bring together

   Participants living in the Baltic Republics.
   People around the world with origins in the Baltic Republics,
   or who have connections with those countries.  Anyone with
   technical skills in electronic networking who may want to contribute
   to developing electronic links to the Baltic Republics.  Anyone
   needing to research on developments in the Baltics.  Anyone around
   the world with a need to contact, visit and/or work with College staff
   or students living and working in Lithuania, Latvia or Estonia.

   Although English is likely to be the lingua franca, ALL languages of
   communication are WELCOME: but especially in Lithuanian, Latvian or
   Estonian.


   To subscribe, send the following command to
   [e-mail] via mail or interactive message:

           SUB BALT-L your full name

    where "your full name" is your name. (NOT your network userID ).
    For example

           SUB BALT-L Joan Doe



   Archives of messages already sent through BALT-L can be obtained by
   interactive LDBASE or by sending an "INDEX BALT-L" command to
   [e-mail] These files can then be retrieved by
   means of a "GET BALT-L filetype" command.

   Owner (UKACRL):          Edis Bevan   <[e-mail]>
   Owner (UBVM):            Jean-Michel Thizy  <[e-mail]>
                                            <[e-mail]>



[e-mail]
BANYAN-L on LISTSERV@AKRONVM

   BANYAN-L is a new Listserv discussion list about any aspect of Banyan
   networks (marketed by Banyan Systems, Inc.).

   To subscribe, send an interactive message or mail to LISTSERV@AKRONVM
   as follows:

   SUBscribe BANYAN-L Your Name

   Of particular interest is Banyan's VINES network.

[e-mail]

   Discussion of college and university budget and planning issues including,
   but not limited to: economic and enrollment forecasting, relationships with
   state governments, innovative approaches to integrating planning and
   budgeting, strategies for increasing participation, cost center analysis,
   use of financial databases for modelling and reporting, endowment spending
   policies, tuition pricing, resource reallocation, financial reporting to
   boards and legislators, etc.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@UVMVM via interactive message or e-mail:
      SUBSCRIBE BDGTPLAN  your full name
   where "your full name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Dayna Flath <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   BEE-L is for the discussion of research and information concerning the
   biology of bees.  This includes honey bees and other bees (and maybe even
   wasps).  We communicate about sociobiology, behavior, ecology,
   adaptation/evolution, genetics, taxonomy, physiology, pollination, and
   flower nectar and pollen production of bees.

   To subscribe, send the following command to LISTSERV@ALBNYVM1 via mail or
   interactive message:
      SUB BEE-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your name.  For example:  SUB BEE-L Joan Doe
   Non-BitNet users can subscribe by sending the text:
      SUB BEE-L your_full_name
   in the body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator:  Mary Jo Orzech <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   BELIEF-L is designed to be a forum where personal ideologies can be
   discussed, examined, and analyzed.  Topics for the list can range from
   "what is good" to "what happens after death" to "is there a god". The list
   is designed to be open to members of ALL religious and political faiths or
   non-faiths; we do not discriminate based on religion, race, sex, or sexual
   preference.  The list is open for all discussion pertaining to ideological,
   religious, moral, and ethical topics.  There are only two general rules:

      (1) Treat everyone's faith as if it were as sacred as your own.  In
      fact, to be safe, treat their faiths BETTER than your own.

      (2) Excessively rude, obnoxious, or abusive posting will not be
      tolerated.

   To subscribe to this list, send the command:
      SUBSCRIBE BELIEF-L your_name
   to LISTSERV@BROWNVM, where "your_name" is your full name (not your login
   Id).
   Non-BitNet users can subscribe by sending the above command in the
   text/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: David B. O'Donnell <[e-mail]>


[e-mail]
BI-L on LISTSERV@BINGVMB
       Bibliographic Instruction

     BI-L is a computer conference dedicated to discussing ways
   of assisting library users in effectively and efficiently
   exploiting the resources available in and through the libraries
   of the 1990s.

     Contributors to the forum deal with the practical,
   theoretical, and technical aspects of what has been called
   Bibliographic Instruction, Library Use Instruction, Library
   Orientation, and several other names.  We examine, explore,
   critique, appraise, and evaluate strategies, programs, and
   equipment that we have found to be valuable (or not) in working
   toward the goal of the self-sufficient library user.

    To join BI-L, send the following e-mail message to
     LISTSERV@BINGVMB: SUBSCRIBE BI-L Your Name.  (Put your first
     and last name where it says "Your Name.")

    To contribute to BI-L, send your e-mail message to
     BI-L@BINGVMB.  ****NOTE that you send your message to the
                        *list*, not to the list server.

   For more information about BI-L contact

   Martin Raish
   Coordinator of Bibliographic Instruction
   State University of New York at Binghamton
   Box 6012
   Binghamton, New York   13902-6012
   [phone] or MRAISH@BINGVMA ([e-mail])


[e-mail]

   Mailing list for topics relating to bicycles including:

      Racing - How do I get started?  What do I need for equiment?  Why do
      they shave their legs anyway?  Are there any big races coming to this
      area?

      Touring - Where are some great places to ride?  Stories of some of your
      bike trips. What are some of the things I should take for an overnight
      trip?

      Commuting - What is the best way to get by major traffic roads?

      Plus - Equipment, Repairs, Good places to buy a bike, Cars vs Bicycles,
      Human Powered Vehicles, Fitness, Bike path construction, or anything
      else you might want to ask or talk about.

   To be added to the list:     [e-mail]

   Coordinator: Craig MacFarlane <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
BIG-LAN@SUVM  (BitNet)

   Mailing list for discussion of issues in designing and operating
   Campus-Size Local Area Networks, especially complex ones utilizing multiple
   technologies and supporting multiple protocols.  Topics include repeaters,
   bridges, routers and gateways; how to incorporate smaller Personal-Computer
   type LANs into the campus-wide LAN; how to unify the mail systems, etc.
   This is an ideal list in which to debate the relative merits of bridges vs.
   routers.

   Archives are available through revised LISTSERV.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or
   BIG-REQ@SUVM (BitNet).
   Those familiar with revised LISTSERV can subscribe thru
   [e-mail] or LISTSERV@SUVM (BitNet).

   Coordinator: John Wobus <[e-mail]>
                           JMWOBUS@SUVM  (BitNet)

[e-mail]

   LISTSERV distribution list for the topic of billing and chargeback of
   (computer) resources.  This list is not dedicated to any one product or
   supplier, but discusses general issues as well as details pertaining to MVS
   and VM systems only.  Also see the MICS-L list.

   A monthly notebook will be provided for logging the discussion; this
   notebook can be obtained without being subscribed to the list.  BILLING
   LOG8901 contains a summary of net mail during the last year on this
   subject.

   You can subscribe to this list by sending a request to LISTSERV at HDETUD1:
      TELL LISTSERV AT HDETUD1 SUB BILLING your_full_name
   or by sending mail to [e-mail] containing
   the line:
      SUB BILLING your_full_name

   Coordinator: Rob van Hoboken <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
BIO-NAUT on [e-mail]

   A mailing list for BIONAUTS has been established at IRLEARN
   The main purpose of the list is to facilitate communications
   between life scientists. This list will have three main functions.

   1) It can be used to ask questions about networking addresses
      of scientists in the biological life sciences.
      e.g. I need to get in contact with some one at EMBL
           who should I send mail to.

       **** SOMEONE OUT THERE KNOWS THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION ***

   2) If you have small databases of E-mail addresses related to your
      particular field of interest they can be uploaded onto BIO-NAUT
      for the benefit of others. Special interst groups welcome.
      e.g. Numerical taxonomists, Culture Collections, etc.

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   To subscribe to the BIOSCI Bionauts distribution service
   at IRLEARN, send the following command as one line in the body
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   Those of you who are directly on EARN or BITNET can also subscribe
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    Remember

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     ([e-mail] for Internet users)
     Your mail messages for others to see go to [e-mail]
     ([e-mail] for Internet users)
    Moderator: Rob Harper   <[e-mail]>


[e-mail]
[e-mail]    Ireland     EARN/BitNet
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   The BIO-SOFTWARE newsgroup replaces three previous newsgroups on BIOSCI:

      OLD BBOARD NAME              BITNET/EARN Name    USENET Newsgroup Name
      ---------------              ----------------    ---------------------
      CONTRIBUTED-SOFTWARE         SOFT-CON            bionet.software.contrib
      PC-COMMUNICATIONS            SOFT-COM            bionet.software.pc.comm
      PC-SOFTWARE                  SOFT-PC             bionet.software.pc

      NEW BBOARD NAME              BITNET/EARN Name    USENET Newsgroup Name
      ---------------              ----------------    ---------------------
      BIO-SOFTWARE                 BIO-SOFT            bionet.software

   The BIO-SOFTWARE newsgroup is not moderated.  Questions, answers, and
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   (or even about problems with other software that scientists might use in
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   contact the applicable BIOSCI address below:

      Subscription Addresses         Location    Network
      ----------------------         --------    -------
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   Users on the BIONET DEC 2065 computer may subscribe (i.e., be shown all new
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[e-mail]

   Mailing list for members of the International, European, American, Canadian
   and other Societies of Biomechanics, and for others with an interest in the
   general field of biomechanics and human or animal movement science.  For
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   Coordinators: Anton J. van den Bogert
                 <[e-mail]>
                 Herman J. Woltring
                 <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussion on the topic of Biomedical Ethics.  Since the
   field of medicine and medical technology are rapidly changing and the field
   is so broad, it is difficult to have clearly delineated rules as to what
   should and should not be discussed, but possible topics might include:
      Paternalism             Fetal Cell Transplant
      The Right to Die        AIDS
      Suicide                 Patient Autonomy
      Abortion                Drug Legalization
      Euthanasia              Respirator Withdrawal
      Transplants             Allocation of scarce resources
   and many others too numerous to list here.  The discussions may be ethical,
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   flames are most certainly *not*.

   To subscribe to BIOMED-L send the following command to LISTSERV@NDSUVM1:
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   can subscribe by sending the above command in the text/body of a message to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Bill Sklar <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This list replaces the now defunct list OZONE@ICNUCEVM.  The new name
   reflects better the topics discussed.  Anything relating to the biosphere,
   pollution, CO-2 effect, ecology, habitats, climate, etc., can be discussed.
    Basically anything that exerts an influence of some kind or another on the
   BioSphere.

   New archives will be stored in a monthly notebook.  Archives from the old
   Ozone List will eventually be transferred to the BIOSPH-L site.  Even
   though there is no longer a connection to the owners of the old list, the
   idea is to continue on from the topics that were being discussed up to when
   it went dead.

   To subscribe send the following command to [e-mail]:
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   Non-BitNet users can [un]subscribe by sending the commands in the body text
   of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Dave Phillips <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   The Biotechnology mailing list is open for:
      Software/hardware issues
      Announcements
      Submission of bulletins
      Exchange of ideas and data

   Previous bulletins are archived on BIOSERVE server disk.  The server
   accepts commands from the Subject: line of a message.  The request for
   information and previous bulletins can be sent to
   [e-mail] or [e-mail].

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Deba Patnaik <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussion of issues of bisexuality.  Cordial and
   civilized exchange of relevant ideas, opinions and experiences between
   members of all orientations is encouraged - we do not discriminate on the
   basis of orientation, religion, gender, race, etc.

   This list is not intended in the spirit of separatism from any other lists
   devoted to lesbian, gay and bisexual issues but as an additional resource
   for discussion of bisexual concerns in particular;  by the same token, the
   existence of Bisexu-L should not imply in any way that other discussion
   lists are no longer appropriate forums for discussion of bisexuality.

   The list of subscribers is confidential for purposes of personal privacy;
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   BitNet users can subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@BROWVM:
      SUBSCRIBE BISEXU-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Internet users can subscribe by sending the above command in the text/body
   of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Bill Sklar <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
BIRD_RBA on LISTSERV@ARIZVM1

    National Birding Hotline Cooperative

     We are pleased to announce BIRD_RBA, the National Birding Hotline
   Cooperative list  on LISTSERV@ARIZVM1.   The list provides a clearing-
   house for  transcribed  birding  hotlines  from  around  the  country.
   Subscribers will  receive these transcripts as they are made available
   to the  list.   Subscribers are  further invited to submit transcripts
   From their  area of  the country  if it is not already represented.  A
   current list of hotlines available from BIRD_RBA is appended.

     Contributions to  the list  are always welcome and should be sent
   in MAIL  format to the addresses above.   Please note  that this  is not
   intended to  be a  general chat  list.  Contributions should either be
   transcripts of  birding hotlines  or, if  a local hotline recording is
   not available  to you,  concise statements  of species  seen  and  the
   location of  the sighting, along with any relevant information such as
   'out of range,' 'out of normal time frame,' etc.

     You may subscribe to BIRD_RBA by sending an interactive SUBSCRIBE
   command or by including a SUBSCRIBE command as the ONLY line of a MAIL
   message to the addresses listed above.

   To  cancel   your  subscription,   issue  the   SIGNOFF   command   to
   LISTSERV@ARIZVM1:

          SIGNOFF BIRD_RBA

   Do NOT send SIGNOFF or other LISTSERV commands to BIRD_RBA.


     The following  birding hotlines  are currently  being transcribed
   and shared via the list:

     ARIZONA:       Phoenix Birding Hotline [phone]
                         Transcription by Chuck Williamson

                    Tucson Birding Hotline [phone]
                         Transcription by Chuck Williamson


     CALIFORNIA:    N. California (San Francisco) [phone]
                         Transcription by Joe Morlan

                    Los Angeles [phone]
                         Transcription by Chuck Williamson

                    San Diego [phone]
                         Transcription by Chuck Williamson


     COLORADO:      Denver Audubon Hotline [phone]
                         Transcription by Chuck Williamson


     FLORIDA:       Florida Keys Hotline [phone]
                         Transcription by Norm Saunders


     MARYLAND:      The Voice of the Naturalist [phone]
                         Transcription by Norm Saunders

                    The Harford Co. Birding Hotline [phone]
                         Transcription by Les Eastman


     MICHIGAN:      Detroit Birding Hotline[phone]
                         Transcription by Jeff Price


     NEW JERSEY:    The Cape May Bird Observatory [phone]
                         Transcription by Ed Maccubbin


     NEW MEXICO:    Statewide Birding Hotline [phone]
                         Transcription by Pat Snider


     PENNSYLVANIA:  The Philadelphia BirdLine [phone]
                         Transcription by Norm Saunders

     VIRGINIA:      The Virginia BirdLine [phone]
                         Transcription by Norm Saunders



     If you have any questions, problems , or suggestions please send
   a note to us at one of the addresses listed below:

   Charles B. Williamson (Chuck)
   Bitnet address   : CHUCKW@EVAX2
   Internet address : [e-mail]

   Norman C. Saunders (Norm)
   Bitnet address   : NYS@NIHCU
   Internet address : [e-mail]


[e-mail]

   BITNEWS is the official medium of the BitNet Network Information Center for
   distributing BitNet news and administrative developements.

   BITNEWS archives are stored on LISTSERV at BITNIC and are created monthly,
   and are named in the format BITNEWS LOGyymm.  To obtain a list of currently
   available files, the command is:
      INDEX BITNEWS
   The command to obtain a specific file is:
      GET BITNEWS file_name
   for example,
      GET BITNEWS LOG8710

   To subscribe to the list, from a VM site on BitNet issue:
      TELL LISTSERV AT BITNIC SUBSCRIBE BITNEWS Your_Full_Name
   where Your_Full_Name is your real name (not your userid); from a VMS BITNET
   site use the SEND/REMOTE command.  If you are at a site not on BitNet or
   where you cannot send interactive messages, you can send a message to
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   Please note that there is no BITNEWS-REQUEST address.  Questions, problems,
   etc., should be referred to the Editors.

   Editors: Judith Molka   <[e-mail]>
            Patricia Noeth <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discussion group for users of BMDP software.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to one of the Coordinators.

   Coordinators: Michael Walsh <[e-mail]>
                                [e-mail]  (BitNet)
                 Sander Wasser <[e-mail]>
                                [e-mail]  (BitNet)

BNFNET <[e-mail]>

   Discussion Group for Biological Nitrogen Fixation.

   To join the list, send your full name, postal address, and a short
   description of your work/interest in BNF to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Eng-leong Foo <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
...!uunet!wucs1!dinorah!brass

   Mailing list for small ensemble brass musicians and related interested
   parties

   This is a general discussion group, intended mainly for musicians
   performing in small brass ensembles, but with other interested parties
   welcome (i.e., wind bands, orchestras, woodwind or percussion players,
   composers, etc.).  Currently the group has around 20 members, and postings
   are infrequent.  More members and more postings would make us all happy,
   though.

   Requests to be added to or deleted from the list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or
   ...!uunet!wucs1!dinorah!brass-request.

   List Coordinator:  Art Smith <[e-mail]>
                                ...!uunet!wucs1!dinorah!art

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussion of BRS/Search; a full-text retrieval system
   which runs on platforms including MS-DOS, XENIX, BSD 4.3 and AT&T System V
   UNIX, IBM VM/CMS and MVS/CICS, and Data General MV series machines. Most of
   the subscribers use BRS/Search for library applications but a substantial
   number of people have interest in litigation support and
   scientific/technical work.

   Subscription requests, problems, or questions about BRS-L can be sent
   directly to the Coordinator or to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Karl P. Geiger <[e-mail]>

BtL
    "Between the Lines" or "BtL" is a mail group devoted entirely to
    Long Island's Debbie Gibson.  The BtL moderators organize a
    "periodic" (usually monthly) newsletter issue that is sent out
    by e-mail to all BtL members.  As well, the moderators attempt to
    keep BtL members informed of upcoming "events" such as concert
    appearances/shows, televised interviews, etc.

    If people are interested in joining BtL and/or have questions
     concerning BtL, please send e-mail to the following address :

              [e-mail]

    We will give people further information upon receipt of e-mail.



[e-mail]

   See INFO-1100@SUMEX-AIM.


[e-mail]

    Bogazici University Alumni Group List

  Now, there is a non-LISTSERV list available here at TRBOUN. We invite
  all BOUNers (old/new/graduated). Its name is BURC coming from:
  Bogazici University - Robert College.

   Since this is NOT an automatic subscription server, all the subscription
   requests should be sent to me including your:
   fullname, e-mail adres, year(s) of graduation from BU or RC and dept to
   [e-mail]


   List Owner:  Ferhat Djavidan <[e-mail]>


C-TREE <oha![e-mail]>
       <alberta!oha![e-mail]>

   The C-Tree mailing list provides a forum for the discussion of FairCom's
   C-Tree, R-Tree, and D-Tree products.  The list is not associated with
   FairCom.  There are various subscribers using:

      Hardware    IBM PC, RT, some 68K, HP, VAX, PS/2, Altos
      OS          DOS, QNX, Microport, SCO Xenix, Unix, HPUX, VMS, AIX, V.3
      Applic'ns   Accounting, educational, network server, real-time

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, questions, comments,
   etc. should be sent to oha![e-mail] or
   alberta!oha![e-mail].

   Coordinator: Tony Olekshy <[e-mail]>
                             <oha![e-mail]>
                             <alberta!oha![e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for 18th-century discussion.  It is open, unmoderated, and
   archived on a monthly basis.  We hope to attract free-ranging discussion of
   topics of interest to students and scholars of the 18th century everywhere.
   What the list becomes is up to the contributors, of course, but we hope to
   see a wide range of functions - including calls for papers, notes &
   queries, arguments, friendly backchat, and so forth.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command via interactive
   command or e-mail to LISTSERV@PSUVM:
      SUBSCRIBE C18-L Your full name
   where "Your full name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Kevin Berland <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
C370-L@NCSUVM  (BitNet)

   Mailing list for  discussion of the C programming language on
   370-architecture machines.  Products covered are IBM's new C/370 compiler
   (5688-040), the IBM C Program Offering (5713-AAH), Waterloo C, SAS/C, or
   any other such implementations.

   To subscribe, send the following command to LISTSERV@NCSUVM (BitNet users)
   or [e-mail] (Internet users):
      SUBSCRIBE C370-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your real name, not your login Id.

   Coordinator: Chuck Kesler <[e-mail]>
                             <CHUCK%NCSUVM.BITNET>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   A forum for the discussion of Candle products.  Topics could include
   installation, performance monitoring, or any other subject related to the
   use of Candle products on VM or MVS.  These products include OMEGAMON,
   EPILOG, AF/REMOTE, CL/CONFERENCE 1000, CL/GATEWAY, CL/MENU, CL/SUPERSESSION
   and any other future products.

   Archives of CANDLE-L can be listed by sending the command INDEX CANDLE-L to
   LISTSERV@UA1VM.

   To subscribe to CANDLE-L, send the following command to LISTSERV@UA1VM via
   mail text or interactive message:
      SUBSCRIBE CANDLE-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your name.  For example:
      SUBSCRIBE CANDLE-L Joe User
   Non-BitNet users should send the command in the text/body of a message to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Darren Evans-Young <[e-mail]>
                                   <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discussion of use of computer techniques in the systems development life
   cycle.  Includes use of computers to aid in system analysis and design
   description (including graphical representation of functions), coding, and
   documentation.  Emphasis is on *practical* applications, especially those
   of value to commercial firms and administrative type computer facilities
   (see the soft-eng list for more theoretical discusions).

   Monthly archives will be kept; for access, contact the Coordinator.

   BitNet users can subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@UCCVMA via mail or interactive message:
      SUB CASE-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your real name, not your login Id.  For example:
      SUB CASE-L Joan Doe
   Non-BitNet users can subscribe by sending the above command to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Richard Hintz <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   Mailing list dealing with the issues associated to cross-cultural medicine
   and/or folk/herbal medicine.

   To subscribe to the list, send mail to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Richard Holbert <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Chinese Computing is a discussion group on technology relating to the use
   of Chinese on computers.  It is intended to be a forum for both experts and
   regular users and to reach wherever computer networks can reach, from North
   America to the Far East.  Although different people may have different
   definitions for Chinese computing, at it's current stage, the technology
   for Chinese word processing and desktop publishing software is in the
   greatest demand.  Discussions will concentrate on this technology as
   implemented in both software and hardware.

   The focus of the mailing list may change when other technologies become
   more important.  There have been suggestions that Chinese programming
   languages may be a requirement when Chinese data base software gets more
   popular.  The postings to this group may include:
      News of new software, hardware and technology
      Product reviews
      Comments
      Questions and Answers

   The list is unmoderated, and archives are available from LISTSERV@UGA.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@UGA:
      SUB CCNET-L Your_full_name
   where "Your_full_name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text\/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Harold Pritchett <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for the discussion of hardware and software issues related to
   the design, production, and use of CD-ROM.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command to LISTSERV at

   Monthly archives are kept.
   UCCVMA via interactive message or e-mail:
      SUBSCRIBE CDROM-L Your full name
   where "Your full name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Richard Hintz <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing-list for the exchange of information on all aspects of cellular
   automata and their applications.  The list is gatewayed to/from the Usenet
   group comp.theory.cell-automata.

   Archived messages will be kept at Think.COM in the files:
      mail/ca.archive*

   There is a LISTSERV-maintained BitNet part of this list, CA-L@MITVMA.
   BitNet subscriptions can be managed in the usual way, e.g.:
      TELL LISTSERV AT MITVMA SUBSCRIBE CA-L your_full_name
   BitNet Notebooks with monthly archives are available from MITVMA from
   11/89.
   All other requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems,
   questions, etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Bruce Walker <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list to offer to chess players inside the network a way to
   communicate, share ideas, and participate in tournaments which can be
   organised through the list.

   BitNet users can subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@GREARN:
      SUB CHESS-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your real name, not your login id. Non-BitNet
   users can subscribe by sending the above command in the body (text) of a
   message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Giorgos Kavallieratos <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussions on practical Christian life.

   Contributions sent to this list are  automatically archived. You can obtain
   a list of the  available archive files by sending an  "INDEX CHRISTIA"
   command to LISTSERV@FINHUTC.  These files can then be retrieved by means of
   a "GET CHRISTIA filetype" command, or using the database search facilities
   of LISTSERV.  Send an "INFO DATABASE" command for more information on the
   latter.

   To subscribe to CHRISTIA, send the command:
      SUB CHRISTIA your_full_name
   to LISTSERV@FINHUTC  e.g.  SUB CHRISTIA "William H. E. Day"
   To have your name removed from the CHRISTIA subscriber list, send:
      SIGNOFF CHRISTIA
   Commands can be sent to LISTSERV@FINHUTC either as interactive messages or
   in e-mail (one command per line in the body of the e-mail message).

   Coordinator: ??.

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussion of the network products from cisco Systems,
   Inc; primarily the AGS gateway, but also the ASM terminal multiplexor and
   any other relavent products.  Discussions about operation, problems,
   features, topology, configuration, protocols, routing, loading, serving,
   etc are all encouraged.  Other topics include vendor relations, new product
   announcements, availability of fixes and new features, and discusion of new
   requirements and desirables.

   Archives are available via anonymous ftp from SPOT.COLORADO.EDU in the
   subdirectory "cisco".

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, questions, comments,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].  The list is
   "slightly" moderated in that you must be validated to send mail to the
   list.  Sending in a request will get you validated, as will reasonable
   attempts to send reasonable messages to the list.  Once you are validated,
   your messages will be redirected to the whole list without interference.

   Coordinator: David Wood <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list and file server for researchers in classification, clustering,
   phylogenetic estimation, and related areas of data analysis.  CLASS-L
   provides facilities to:

      - Enable researchers to mail messages automatically to all subscribers
      - Provide researchers with announcements, newsletters, and information
        about classification and clustering.

   The Coordinators are inviting officials of professional classification
   societies to own (and to be responsible for) files which would be
   maintained by the SBCCVM file server.  Any CLASS-L subscriber can retrieve
   these files by issuing appropriate LISTSERV commands.  Alternatively, a
   CLASS-L subscriber can arrange to receive automatically copies (or
   announcements) of files updated by particular societies.  We hope officials
   of the Member Societies of the International Federation of Classification
   Societies will eventually participate in this project as file owners.
   Officials from other societies (e.g. Psychometric Society, Willi Hennig
   Society, International Association of Pattern Recognition Societies) may
   also be interested in participating.

   To subscribe to CLASS-L, send the command:
      SUB CLASS-L your_full_name
   to LISTSERV@SBCCVM  e.g.  SUB CLASS-L "William H. E. Day"
   To have your name removed from the CLASS-L subscriber list, send:
      SIGNOFF CLASS-L
   Commands can be sent to LISTSERV@SBCCVM either as interactive messages or
   in e-mail (one command per line in the body of the e-mail message).

   Coordinators: Bill Day  <[e-mail]>
                 Jim Rohlf <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Unmoderated, direct-redistribution mailing list devoted to discussion of
   the following topics (among others):

      * Concurrent logic programming languages
        - Problematic constructs
        - Comparisons between languages
      * Concurrent constraint programming languages
        - Constraint solvers, including those for discrete constraint
          satisfaction
        - Language issues
      * Semantics, proof techniques and program transformations
        - Partial evaluation
        - Meta interpretation
        - Embedded languages
      * Parallel Prolog systems
        - Restricted And-parallel
        - Or-parallel Prolog
      * Implementations
        - Announcement of software packages
        - Reports on performance
        - Issues in implementation
      * Programming techniques and idioms, applications
        - Open systems and distributed computation
        - Small demonstration programs
      * Seminars, conferences, trip reports etc. related to the above

   All messages will be archived and can be obtained on request from the list
   coordinator.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Jacob Levy <[e-mail]>

CLU-SW <mcvax!cs.utu.fi![e-mail]>

   Mailing list for exchange of CLU software and for technical discussion of
   related topics.  This list is identical to the USENET mailing list
   `mail.clu'.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to <mcvax!cs.utu.fi![e-mail]>.

   Coordinator: Matti Jokinen <mcvax!cs.utu.fi![e-mail]>

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   This list unmoderated discussion for topics that relate to CMS; any related
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   Coordinator: Gary Samek <[e-mail]>

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   Mailing list for the discussion of the CMU-TEK TCP/IP package for VAX/VMS.

   Archives are not currently aviailable.

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   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Dale Moore <[e-mail]>

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   Discussion related to the Tandy Color Computer (any model), OS-9 Operating
   System, and any other topics relating to the "CoCo", as this computer is
   affectionately known.

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   Internet users wishing to be on the list should send mail to the
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   unreliable, so this will improve things.

   Coordinator: Paul Campbel  <[e-mail]>


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   Coherent, a $99 unix work-alike from Mark Williams Company, has a
   mailing list to support it.

   To subscribe, send mail to [e-mail]

   To post, send mail to coherent@ cs.wisc.edu




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   Mailing list for discussion, inquiry, and the dissemination of information
   by professionals in the field of commutative algebra.

   Archives of COM-ALG and related files are stored in COM-ALG FILELIST.  To
   receive a list of files send the command INDEX COM-ALG to LISTSERV@NDSUVM1.

   To subscribe to COM-ALG send the following command to LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 via
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   Coordinator: Joseph P. Brennan <[e-mail]>
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   Mailing list for discussion of the COMMUNE protocol, a TELNET replacement.

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   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Dan Bernstein <[e-mail]>

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COMP-CEN on LISTSERV@UCCVMA

   COMP-CEN  Computer Center Managers' Issue List

   This is a list for discussion about the day to day
   activities of operating and planning mid to large sized computer
   centers.

   Scope is wide, but could include:
   1)  Is it worth it to migrate from wide, fanfold paper to cut
   sheet or COM or fiche?
   2)  How to pick a hot site/chiller/UPS/generator.
   3)  Samples of evaluation criteria for hardware and software.
   4)  In general, how to do more with less.

   List is open, but target audience consists of hands-on technical
   managers and planners.

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   TELL LISTSERV@UCCVMA SUBscribe COMP-CEN Firstname Lastname

   or send mail with the SUB... in the first line of text to
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   List ownter: Rich Hintz  <[e-mail]@vm1.nodak.edu>


COMP-SCI <[e-mail]>

   A Bitnet newsletter on computer science in Israel.

   To subscribe, send a message to [e-mail]
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   Coordinator: Joseph van Zwaren de Zwarenstein
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   The Computers And Society mailing list was created to provide a forum for
   discussion of various issues related to the impact of technology and
   information on society.  Among the issues being discussed are:

      Computers and social responsibility
      Dealing with information overload
      The classed society in the information age
      Public perceptions of computers
      The value of information
      Dangers and advantages of reliance on machines
      Risks of technological dependence
      and other related topics

   The archives for Computers and Society mailing list reside on host
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   FTP'd by ANONYMOUS login, using any password.

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   etc., should be sent to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Dave Taylor <[e-mail]>
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   The Composition Digest is a moderated weekly newsgroup for the study of
   computers and writing, specifically writing instruction in computer-based
   classrooms.  It is intended to be a forum for writing professionals (those
   who must use computers for their writing) and computing professionals
   (those who design the hardware and software that writers depend upon) to
   meet and discuss issues relevant to both fields, but notes are also welcome
   from novice computer writers.  There is interest in articles pertaining to,
   but not limited by, the following topics:

      Human/Factors research and writing environments
      Text editor design
      Natural Language adjuncts to writing instruction
      Writing without paper
      Psychological effects of computer writing/instruction
      Composition theory applied to computer-based instruction
      Anecdotal accounts of computer writing experiences
      Using the NET in the classroom
      Computer-based conferences
      Public domain software for the classroom
      Reviews of writing and editing packages
      Conference announcements and proceedings
      Telecommunications and its effects on language
      Computers and the soft sciences
      Computers and hearing impaired students
      Computers and learning disabled students
      Computers and basic writers
      Computers and humanists
      Computers and writing professionals

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   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Moderator: ??

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   Mailing list dealing with all aspects of confocal microscopy and confocal
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   Non-BitNet users can send the above command to
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   Coordinator: Robert G. Summers <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This group provides a forum for university computing centre consultants to
   discuss such issues as problem tracking, resource management, training, and
   consulting strategies.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to one of the Coordinators.

   Coordinators: Michael Walsh <[e-mail]>
                                [e-mail]  (BitNet)
                 Sander Wasser <[e-mail]>
                                [e-mail]  (BitNet)

[e-mail]

   Communication Research and Theory NETwork.  Discusses all aspects of human
   communication.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending this interactive message command to
   LISTSERV@PSUVM:
      SUBSCRIBE CRTNET your-full-name
   Others may subscribe by sending mail to [e-mail].

   Moderator: Tom Benson <[e-mail]>

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   Mailing list run by the journal of Computer Science in Economics and
   Management Science; it is intended to serve as an information distribution
   system for researchers in the field of Computer Science in Economics and
   Management.

   BitNet users can subscribe by sending electronic mail to SARASERV@HASARA11
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   Non-BitNet users can subscribe by sending a similar message to
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   Moderator: Hans M. Amman <[e-mail]>
                            <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   A digest-style mailing list devoted to topics of interest to the CSNET
   community.  The CSNET staff contributes informal announcements,
   up-to-the-minute news, and special features.  The CSNET-FORUM is sent to
   CSNET liaisons and to local mailing lists and bulletin boards on CSNET
   hosts.  New issues appear several times a year.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Charlotte Mooers <[e-mail]>


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   Mailing list to discuss the problems about the maintenance, installation
   and administration of CSP (Cross System Product); it is not a User Group.
   Mostly technical issues will be discussed.

   Requests to be added to or deleted from the list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Esra Delen <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   CTIX-USERS is an unmoderated mailing list devoted to discussion of CTIX --
   Convergent Technologies' port of Unix System V. Comments, pointers, and
   tips on Convergent hardware are also welcome. The list reaches Convergent
   users in three continents, and is distributed internally to CT support and
   technical staff.

   Requests for subscriptions should be directed to
   [e-mail].

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Lyndon Nerenberg <[e-mail]>
                                 <[e-mail]>
                                 {alberta,decwrl,ncc}!atha!lyndon

[e-mail]

   The Rubik's Cube mailing-list.  Much of the information in the Scientific
   American article was presented in Cube-Lovers first; also many mathematical
   discussions have taken place as well as the development of a cube notation
   and various transformations used to solve it.  Recently this list has been
   very quiet.

      Messages are archived in the MIT-AI files
         ALAN;CUBE MAIL(0 1 2 ...)
      with the most recent messages in
         ALAN;CUBE MAIL

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Alan Bawden <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

    Introductory Circuit Analysis

   PURPOSE:
   This list was created to discuss all aspects of the introductory
   course in circuit analysis for electrical engineering undergraduates.
   The discussion will focus upon sharing thoughts, ideas, and teaching
   strategies focused upon the introductory circuits course for
   electrical engineering majors.  Participants include faculty,
   students, and other interested individuals.  Discussion is
   concentrated on the introductory circuits course, other topics are not
   permitted.  Topics include but are not limited to:

           1. Teaching approaches.
           2. Classroom techniques.
           3. Laboratory skills/tools.
           4. Design methods.
           5. Theory and practice of circuit analysis.
           6. Simulators and simulations.
           7. Role played by circuits course development in the faculty
              reward system.
           8. E_mail? Another teaching tool? Student access?
           9. Authoring new teaching approaches; reporting efforts;
              available journals and practices.
          10. Integrating design into the introductory circuits course.
          11. Integrating research into the introductory circuits course.
          12. Solving assigned problems.
          13. Textbook reviews.

   SUBSCRIBE:    Note Carefully!
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              e_mail : [e-mail]
                     : [e-mail]


[e-mail]

   The list is intended for anyone involved with computer use in college and
   university administration, especially for non-technical administrators; it
   is named after the annual conference.  Topics include, but are not limited
   to:

      Purchase of administrative software from vendors--advice from some
      campuses that may not be on a vendors list of *showcases*

      General purpose software and hardware purchase--not nuts and bolts, but
      some general sharing of ideas

      You've decided to write a major administrative system from scratch--
      will someone share something with you so you don't need to re-invent the
      wheel?

      The CUMREC conference itself--sharing information, keeping in touch with
      people we've met at past conferences.

      Just about anything that a CUMREC paper could be written on.

   To subscribe to the list, send mail to the Coordinator if you can't use
   LISTSERV commands or do:
      TELL LISTSERV at NDSUVM1 SUB CUMREC-L your_full_name
   from any system that will let you use TELL or send the command::
      SUB CUMREC-L your name
   as the only text in a message to LISTSERV@NDSUVM1.

   Note:  this list has the option SEND=PRIVATE which means that only people
   who are current subscribers can send to the list.  This is not intended to
   discourage participation, but to encourage subscription and to help avoid
   some types of mailer loops.  If you want to send something to the list,
   simply subscribe to the list first by following the above instructions.

   Coordinator: Joe Moore <[e-mail]>
                          <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   The Color and Vision Network; the purpose is to make people in vision
   research and in color research who utilize e-mail communication known to
   each other.  Mass mailing can also be easily done, so announcements
   supplied to CVNET@YORKVM1 get distributed to the subscriber list.  Another
   activity is the compilation of a key word list that describes the
   activities of those listed.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Peter K. Kaiser <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussion of campus-wide electronic mail systems.  The
   recent developments in computer networking have created the need for
   unified E-mail systems, capable of handling mail-type communications among
   users on many different kinds of computers (mainframes, superminis, minis,
   personal computers), working for the same organization.  This communication
   can be within the organization or directed to other users on the different
   networks (BitNet, ARPA Internet, etc.).  This list strives to provide a
   forum for developers of such systems.  Topics to be discussed are how to
   carry out such an effort, experiences in the implementation, recommended
   policies, hardware issues, etc.  It is aimed primarily (but not limited to)
   developers of university campus-wide e-mail systems.

   In an effort to assure a productive environment, subscription will be
   filtered by the list Coordinators, who may require additional information
   before a subscription request is accepted (curious bystanders clogging up
   the network are not desired).  The list itself is unmoderated.  Monthly
   notebooks are kept.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@TECMTYVM via interactive message or mail:
      SUBSCRIBE CW-EMAIL Your full name
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   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Juan M. Courcoul <[e-mail]>
                                 <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussing the creation and implimentation of campus-wide
   information systems.  The term CWIS includes systems which make information
   and services publicly available on campus via kiosks, interactive computing
   systems and/or campus networks.  Services routinely include directory
   information, calendars, bulletin boards, databases and library information.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@WUVMD via interactive message or mail:
      SUB CWIS-L Your full name
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   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text\/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Comments, questions, etc., should be directed to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Steve Middlebrook <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Network digest for people who support and/or install Control Data (CDC)
   systems.  In general, any topic which may be of general interest to people
   who support and/or install CDC systems is relevant to the digest,
   including:

      Problem reports and solutions, including information from the
        support system, SOLVER.
      Requests for help concerning problems on CDC systems.
      Announcements and reviews of new products or upgrades to products,
        including CDC supplied as well as site supplied products.
      Installation experiences/problems encountered when installing
        products:  things to watch out for; things to avoid.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: ?? <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   The Cybernetics and Systems mailing list is an open list serving those
   working in or just interested in the interdisciplinary fields of Systems
   Science, Cybernetics, and related fields (e.g.  General Systems Theory,
   Complex Systems Theory, Dynamic Systems Theory, Computer Modeling and
   Simulation, Network Theory, Self-Organizing Systems Theory, Information
   Theory, Fuzzy Set Theory).  The list is coordinated by members of the
   Systems Science department of the Watson School at SUNY-Binghamton, and is
   affiliated with the International Society for the Systems Sciences (ISSS)
   and the American Society for Cybernetics (ASC).

   To subscribe, send the following command to LISTSERV@BINGVMB via mail or
   interactive message:
      SUB CYBSYS-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your name.  For example:  SUB CYBSYS-L Joan Doe
   Non-BitNet users can subscribe by sending the text:
      SUB CYBSYS-L your_full_name
   in the body of a message to [e-mail] or
   [e-mail].
   To unsubscribe send the following command:
      UNSUB CYBSYS-L

   Coordinator: Cliff Joslyn <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
DANCE-L on LISTSERV@HEARN

   The purpose of DANCE-L is to create a global electronic forum
   and medium for information exchange between all who are
   interested in folkdance and traditional dance.

   To subscribe to DANCE-L send a message or MAIL to one of the
   addresses above:
   SUB DANCE-L your full name
   eg.
   SUB DANCE-L Ginger Rogers


    Description of List


                          PURPOSE

   DANCE-L was initiated by Leo van der Heijden in May 1990 to
   motivate all the peoples of the world to get to know and to
   appreciate each other's dances and to stimulate the use of
   computers in this field of human activities.

   Dance should unite!

                        GROUPS AIMED AT

   This list hopes to contribute to a better contact between
  dancers, dancing masters, choreographers, dance documentalists,
  choreologists, organizers of folkloristic festivals and
  performances, dance and folklore organizations, publishers of
  dance books, records, videotapes.

  The information in this list should concentrate on: addresses
  of the above-mentioned groups, terminology, bibliographies,
  discographies, facts on historic and social backgrounds of
  folkdance, dance and choreography descriptions, costumes,
  announcements and reports of performances and festivals.

                        SPECIAL PROJECTS

   The list participants will be stimulated to actively engage and
   share responsibility in a number of projects:

   * to establish an INTERNATIONAL FOLKDANCE DATABASE, by using a
   standard exchange record format, with the dance name as the
   main entry.

   * to establish a FOLKDANCE DOCUMENTATION DATABASE, also by
   using a standard exchange record format, with book or article
   title as the main entry.

   * to establish a MULTILINGUAL FOLKDANCE TERMINOLOGY DATABASE,also
   by using a standard exchange record format, with the
   English term as the main entry.


[e-mail]

   Mailing list for Dave Barry discussions.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Moderator: Brian Preble <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This list is intended to serve those interested in discussions of IBM's DB2
   Data Base Product and any associated topics such as SQL and QMF.

   Archives of DB2-L back issues can be listed by sending the command INDEX
   DB2-L to LISTSERV@AUVM.

   To subscribe, send the following command to LISTSERV@AUVM:
      SUB DB2-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your name, not your login Id.  For example:
      SUB DB2-L Joan Doe
   Non-BitNet users can subscribe by sending the above command in the
   text/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Patty Burke <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   Mailing list dedicated to the use of the dBase language for manipulating
   databases.  Emphasis will be given on comments of how to build and maintain
   working systems using any of the dialects of these lenguages (Clipper, Fox,
   dbase II, III, IV, etc).  Users of the list are encouraged to participate
   on topics such as:  transaction processing, system implementation on
   networks, concurrency, library construction, modular design, function
   design, etc.  All the above topics will be treated under the light of the
   dBase language, so the focus will be on implementing algorithms using this
   language.

   BitNet users can subscribe by issuing the following command:
      TELL LISTSERV AT TECMTYVM SUBSCRIBE DBASE-L Your_full_name
   Example:
      TELL LISTSERV AT TECMTYVM SUBSCRIBE DBASE-L Mary Doe
   or the equivalent for sending messages, if your operating system is not
   VM/SP.
   Non-BitNet users can join by sending a message to
   [e-mail] with the one-line command "SUBSCRIBE DBASE-L
   Your_full_name" in the body/text (*NOT* in the Subject: field).

   Owner: Agustin Gonzalez Tuchmann <[e-mail]>
                                    <[e-mail]>
                                    <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]
D-Flames@VIRGINIA  (BitNet)
...!uunet!virginia!dead-flames (uucp)

   Digest for fans of Grateful Dead music.  The list is bidirectionally
   gatewayed with the USENET newsgroup rec.music.gdead.  A digest is created
   and distributed at least once per day, more often if traffic warrants.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or
   [e-mail] (Internet), DF-Req@Virginia
   (BitNet), or ...!uunet!virginia!dead-flames-request (uucp).

   Coordinator: Marc Rouleau <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]
D-Heads@VIRGINIA  (BitNet)
...!uunet!virginia!dead-heads (uucp)

   Mailing list for Grateful Dead music fans who don't have time to read
   Dead-Flames but want to hear about upcoming shows, ticket availability,
   ride-sharing, etc.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or
   [e-mail] (Internet), DH-Req@VIRGINIA
   (BitNet), or ...!uunet!virginia!dead-heads-request (uucp).

   Coordinator: Marc Rouleau <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Digest devoted to computer and video game reviews, with interested in just
   about any games that run on computers, including IBM PC, Atari, Amiga,
   Macintosh, Apple II and Unix computers, as well as video games for the
   Nintendo, Sega, NEC, Atari, and so on.  It also covers games for the
   portable market (e.g. the Atari Lynx and Nintendo GameBoy).

   This is a *REVIEWS ONLY* mailing list, with all submissions edited to fit
   into a common and consistent format.  Discussion of the relative merits of
   different gaming computers, technical discussion of resolution required to
   display 3D graphics, and general flaming and hostility will be left to the
   many different forums appropriate for that type of discussion.

   To subscribe to the digest, send your request to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Dave Taylor <[e-mail]>
                            <limbo![e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   A mailing list for people who implement, install or maintain CSNET Dial-Up
   IP systems, which run TCP/IP protocols over dial-up public telephone lines,
   connecting with CSNET's Internet gateway.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Leo Lanzillo <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list dedicated to the game Diplomacy as played via electronic mail.
    In addition to facilitating discussion, the Coordinator tracks the
   progress of all games ongoing or in formation, keeps the statistics of
   completed games, and helps find substitute players in case of need.

   BitNet users can subscribe by sending the message
      SUBSCRIBE DIPL-L your_full_name
   [e-mail] (Internet users send mail to
   [e-mail]).  In case of problems, mail can be
   sent directly to the Coordinator.

   Editors: Eric Klien    <portal!cup.portal.com![e-mail]>
            Jon Monsarrat <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   DISARM-L provides discussions of military and political strategy,
   technology, sociology, and popular peace activism involved  in accelerating
   disarmament of nuclear, conventional ,chemical and biological weapons.
   Also discussion of other destabilizing actions such as suprpower
   intervention and exploitation of the 3rd world. Soviet, WTO, European,
   Asiatic and Latin American participants welcomed!
   Also see DISARM-D for a monthly-Digest form of the list.

   Those with interactive BITNET communication can subscribe and also access
   the monthly logs by issuing the command:
       TELL LISTSERV@ALBNYVM1 INDEX DISARM-L
   and the command:
       TELL LISTSERV@ALBNYVM1 GET DISARM-L LOGyymm
   Those without interactive BitNet access should send requests to the
   Moderator by E-mail.

   Moderator: Donald Parsons <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   The list that stores and distributes the monthly digests.  Interactive
   users can obtain these directly as disarm-d logyymm.
   Also see DISARM-L for an immediate-redistribution (mailing list) form of
   the Digest.

   Those with interactive BITNET communication can subscribe and also access
   the monthly logs by issuing the command:
       TELL LISTSERV@ALBNYVM1 INDEX DISARM-D
   and the command:
       TELL LISTSERV@ALBNYVM1 GET DISARM-D LOGyymm
   Those without interactive BitNet access should send requests to the
   Moderator by E-mail.

   Moderator: Donald Parsons <[e-mail]>

DISASTER RESEARCH <[e-mail]>
                  <myers_mf%CUBLDR@COLORADO>  (BitNet)

   The Disaster Research Center at the University of Delaware moderates an
   electronic teleconference entitled DISASTER RESEARCH.  The teleconference
   is designed to enable sociologists and other scholars to exchange
   information and share expertise in areas of common research interest.  The
   discussion groups take on a sociological approach, as they look at human
   social behavior within organizations and communities during times of
   disaster.  Sub-areas include:

      Interactive newsletter: latest developments in disaster research field.
      Hotline: notification network to dispatch teams to large-scale
         community emergencies, and for coordination between research units.
      Bulletin board: upcoming reports & publications, conferences, new
         database releases, resources for visitors.
      Research: discussion groups, messages from visiting faculty,
         inter-library communication to track fugitive disaster-related
         literature.
      Education: interdisciplinary liaison with scholars primarily involved
         in other fields, contact with professionals in corporate and
         government offices work in emergency management.

   The actual messages are transmitted via a special distributed server called
   GRAND (GRAND@UDACSVM) with peers located worldwide.  The system operates 24
   hours per day and contributions may be made via RFC822 mail, PUNCH format,
   class M.  Copies of previous postings are available on request from the
   server.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to the Coordinators.

   Coordinators: Mary Fran Myers  <[e-mail]>
                  David Butler     <myers_mf%CUBLDR@COLORADO>  (BitNet)

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for news and information exchange concerning DISSPLA.  DISSPLA
   (Display Integrated Software System and Plotting LAnguage) is a high-level
   FORTRAN graphics subroutine library designed for programmers in
   engineering, science and business.  The list is intended for users and
   maintainers of DISSPLA.  Topics include programming hints, bugs and fixes,
   implementation on various operating systems and I/O devices.

   To subscribe to the list send the command:
      SUB DISSPLA your_full_name
   (where your_full_name is your real name, not your userid/logonid) to
   [e-mail] either in an interactive message (TELL/SEND) or as
   the only line of text in the BODY of mail.
   Non-BitNet users can join by sending the SUB command in the text/body of a
   message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Zvika Bar-Deroma <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   An unmoderated list for discussing large scale distributed object systems.

   If you are interested in joining the mailing list, please send mail using
   any of the addresses below.  To help introduce each other, it would be nice
   if you could include something about what your interests are, and maybe
   something about what areas you are working in.

      Internet domain address: [e-mail]
      Old style arpa address:  [e-mail]
      USA usenet address:      ...!hplabs!hplb!distobj-request
      UK usenet address:            ...!mcvax!ukc![e-mail]

   Coordinator: Harry Barman <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for campus radio DJ's, station managers, etc., to discuss
   various topics concerning college radio today, including federal and campus
   regulations, station policy discussions, equipment reviews, etc. (but not
   MUSIC reviews, there is a separate list for that).

   BitNet users may subscribe to the list by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@NDSUVM1:
      SUB DJ-L Your full name
   where "Your full name" is your real name, not your login Id. Not-BitNet
   users can join by sending the above command as the only line in the
   text/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Andrew Tabar <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   A forum for issues related to community drug abuse education and the
   epidemiology and study of drug abuse.  It is run by the Office of Substance
   Abuse Studies at the University of Maryland at Baltimore.

   VM BitNet users can subscribe with the command:
      TELL LISTSERV AT UMAB SUBSCRIBE DRUGABUS your name
   Other BitNet and Internet users ca subscribe by sending a request to the
   Coordinator or directly to the list address.

   Coordinator: Treat Tschirgi <[e-mail]>
                               <[e-mail]>
                               <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   The Dynamical System is a mailing list for the exchange of information
   among people working in ergodic theory and dynamical systems. Almost all
   kinds of contributions are welcome, especially:

      Abstracts                      Illuminating comments
      Open problems                  Historical remarks
      News items                     Reviews
      Announcements of meetings      Conference reports
      Address changes                Bibliographies
      Examples                       Work planned or in progress
      Questions                      Anecdotes, jokes, puzzles.

   The list will be maintained by a list-server facility called NEWSERV, which
   acts as a userid at the BitNet node UNCVM1.  To be added to or deleted from
   this list, see the following directions, or send a message to one of the
   Coordinators.

   BitNet users can use the ADD command to add their name to a list:

      For users at remote IBM/VM sites the following format is used:
         TELL NEWSERV AT UNCVM1 ADD DYNSYS-L username

      At UTSO use the VMSG command send to userid NEWSERV, node UNCVM1, and a
      message of ADD DYNSYS-L username.

      VAX/VMS sites running jnet version 2 use the ADD command like this:
         SEND NEWSERV@UNCVM1 ADD DYNSYS-L username

   BitNet users with other environments can contact their local user services
   group for assistance.  Users without interactive messaging capability, or
   non-BitNet users can send a request to ULTIMA@UNCVM1
   ([e-mail]) or to one of the list Coordinators to
   have their names added to the list.

   The DROP command is used to remove a name from a list:

      For remote IBM/VM sites, the DROP command is used like this:
         TELL NEWSERV AT UNCVM1 DROP DYNSYS-L

      At UTSO use the VMSG command send to userid NEWSERV, node UNCVM1, and a
      message of DROP DYNSYS-L.

      VAX/VMS sites with jnet version 2 can use this command:
         SEND NEWSERV@UNCVM1 DROP DYNSYS-L

   Coordinators: Karl Petersen <[e-mail]>
                 Doug Lind <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   EBCBBUL is short for EBCB BULletin board, a facet of the European Bank of
   Computer Programs in Biotechnology (EBCB).  EBCB is a non-profit making
   organization mainly funded by the European Community (EC).  The main goal
   of EBCB is to stimulate and facilitate the use of computers in
   biotechnological training and research in Europe. EBCBBUL will not only
   promote user/user communication, but will also provide users with up to
   date information (e.g. about courses/congresses).

   Items accepted for the bulletin board will be distributed via electronic
   mail (e-mail) to all participants and will also be retained for future
   reference.

   EBCBBUL is public, and anyone with access to EARN can participate.  Before
   you gain access to EBCBBUL through EARN or a related system, however, you
   must issue one of the following commands:

      For EARN nodes operating with VM/CMS systems type the following:
         TELL LISTSERV AT HDETUD1 SUBSCRIBE EBCBBUL (followed by your name)

      For EARN nodes operating with VAX/VMS systems type the following:
         SEND LISTSERV @ HDETUD1 SUBSCRIBE EBCBBUL (followed by your name)

      On other systems send mail to LISTSERV@HDETUD1 (or
      [e-mail], or for Internet users
      [e-mail]) with the body/text of the mail
      containing the command:
         SUB EBCBBUL yourfirstname yourlastname

      As soon as your request for access has been accepted, you will receive,
      by e-mail, confirmation of this fact.  Because of limitations imposed by
      e-mail (traffic volume etc.) this may take several hours.  After that
      you will be able to search EBCBBUL using LDBASE or LSVTALK (these are
      programmes, available within the EARN node, that make interactive
      searching possible).

   Coordinator: Arie Braat <[e-mail]>
                           <[e-mail]>
                           <EBCBBUL%HDETUD1.BITNET>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   The economy and economic problems of Less Developed Countries (LDCs) have
   become real laboratories for both the economic discipline, and economic
   policy measures.  This discussion list is aimed at analyzing economic
   problems, theories, policies, social conditions, political settings, etc.,
   of LDCs and their relationship with the industrial world.

   BitNet users can join by issuing the following command:
      TELL LISTSERV AT TECMTYVM SUBSCRIBE ECONOMY Your_full_name
   Example:
      TELL LISTSERV AT TECMTYVM SUBSCRIBE ECONOMY Jane Doe
   or the equivalent for sending messages, if your operating system is not
   VM/SP.
   Non-BitNet users can join by sending a message to
   [e-mail] with the one-line command "SUBSCRIBE ECONOMY
   Your_full_name" in the body/text (*NOT* in the Subject: field).

   Coordinator: Alejandro Ibarra <[e-mail]>
                                 <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussion of Electronic Data Interchange issues.  The
   list will discuss electronic transmission and receipt of business
   documentation including purchase orders, invoices, payment, academic
   transcripts, standardized test scores.  ANSI X12 and international EDIFACT
   standards will also be discussed.

   Monthly archives will be maintained; contact the Coordinator for access
   information.

   BitNet users can subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@UCCVMA via mail or interactive message:
      SUB EDI-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your name.  For example:
      SUB EDI-L Joan Doe
   Non-BitNet subscribers can join by sending the above command to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Richard Hintz <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   The "Education Policy Analysis ListServ" is intended to be a place where
   people will discuss, ask questions, give answers and make their work and
   ideas available to their colleagues around the country.  We will make some
   special efforts to contribute to the list, such things as the contents of
   the major policy analysis journals, abstracts of particularly important
   papers and studies, job announcements, meeting announcements, and the like.
   We also intend to place papers - completed or in draft form - in an archive
   that will be readily available to all members of the list.  If you have a
   paper to contribute, write to either of the Coordinators, and they will
   provide instructions on sending it so it can be placed in the archives.

   BitNet users may subscribe by intereactive message or e-mail by sending the
   following command to LISTSERV at ASUACAD:
      SUBSCRIBE EDPOLYAN Your name and your institution where "Your name..."
   is your real name (and institutional affiliation), NOT your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinators: Gene Glass <[e-mail]>
                 Dewayne Matthews <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This list was conceived to bring together students, faculty, and
   "interested others" in the field of educational technology to share ideas
   and information.  Some topics we have in mind include:

      - A discussion of articles, books, and blurbs you've found stimulating
        and worthwhile
      - Information about course offerings and edtech graduate program
        requirements at your school
      - Notable educational hardware and software, as well as junk one should
        avoid
      - Current dissertations and research projects in edtech
      - What's been keeping you up at all hours?  Perhaps another one of us
        could help.

   A list of the archived files of previous EDTECH discusions can be received
   by sending the command:
      INDEX EDTECH
   to LISTSERV@OHSTVMA.  You can then request a specific month's discussion by
   sending the command:
      SENDME Filename Filetype
   For example:
      TELL LISTSERV@OHSTVMA SENDME EDTECH LOG8905  (would send the May log)

   To subscribe, send the following command to LISTSERV@OHSTVMA via mail or
   interactive message:
      TELL LISTSERV@OHSTVMA SUB EDTECH your_full_name
   Or
      SUB EDTECH your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your name.  (Example:  SUB EDTECH Joan Doe)
   Non-BitNet users can subscribe by sending the text:
      SUB EDTECH your_full_name
   in the body of a message to [e-mail].

   If you have any questions or comments about the EDTECH mailing list, please
   send them to one of the Owners/Coordinators.

   Coordinators: Vickie Banks   <[e-mail]>
                 Mark Rosenberg <[e-mail]>
                 Dr. Joe Byers  <[e-mail]>
                 Josie Csete    <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for issues related to the PC Emulation software and hardware
   (PC3270, IRMA, PCOX, Extra, Graph-Tek APA, GWSP, Yterm, Smarterm and
   others). Any and all contributions, ideas, and knowledge in the area of
   emulation software, will be be appreciated, discussed, reported and learned
   for the list.

   BitNet users can subscribe to the list by sending mail to LISTSERV@USACHVM1
   with the body or text of the mail having the line:
      SUB EMULPC-L your full name
   where "your full name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join by sending the above command in the text/body of
   a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Pedro Sepulveda J. <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   EMUSIC is a complementary pair of lists (EMUSIC-L for undigested mail,
   EMUSIC-D for the moderately edited digest) devoted to the discussion of
   Electronic Music.  Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):
   synthesis methods, algorithmic composition, psychoacoustics, timbral
   research, instrument design, MIDI troubleshooting, new tricks for old
   machines, musique concrete, pedagogic methods, performance techniques,
   reviews of current and historical musical and technical trends,
   announcements of events, papers, homegrown sounds and software.

   The EMUSIC-D FILELIST contains the archive of the discussions to date as
   well as data files, programs and other materials of interest to the Elec-
   tronic Music community.

   To add yourself to the list, send the command:
      SUBSCRIBE EMUSIC-L Your_Full_Name       (for undigested mail)
   or
      SUBSCRIBE EMUSIC-D Your_Full_Name       (for digested mail)
   via mail to [e-mail] or [e-mail]
   where Your_Full_Name is your real name (not your userid).  To remove
   yourself from the list send the command:
      SIGNOFF EMUSIC-L
   or SIGNOFF EMUSIC-D

   Moderator: Eric Harnden <[e-mail]>

ENERGY-L <[e-mail]>

   A Bitnet newsletter on energy research in Israel.

   To subscribe, send a message to [e-mail]
   with the body of the letter containing the command:
      SUB ENERGY-L Your_Full_Name
   where Your_Full_Name; is your title, first name and last name.

   Coordinator: Joseph van Zwaren de Zwarenstein
                <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This forum is primarily for faculty in English Departments in Canada who
   are using mainframes for teaching and research and who may be using
   microcomputers as well; secondarily it is for English faculty anywhere who
   have access to BITNET.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to the Coordinator or the administrator of
   LISTSERV@CANADA01.

   Coordinator: Marshall Gilliland <[e-mail]>
                            (UUCP)  alberta!sask!marshall

[e-mail]
[e-mail]
ENVBEH-L@POLYGRAF  (BitNet)

   Mailing list on Environmental Behavior: Environment, Design, and Human
   Behavior.  ENVBEH-L is a discussion on a variety of topics concerning the
   relations of people and their physical environments, including
   architectural and interior design and human behavior, environmental stress
   (pollution, catastrophe) and behavior, human response to built and natural
   settings, etc.

   BITNET subscribers can join by sending the Listserv SUB command with your
   name.  For example:
      SEND LISTSERV@POLYGRAF    SUB ENVBEH-L Jon Doe
   or TELL LISTSERV AT POLYGRAF SUB ENVBEH-L Jon Doe
   To be removed from the list,
      SEND LISTSERV@POLYGRAF    SIGNOFF ENVBEH-L
   or TELL LISTSERV AT POLYGRAF SIGNOFF ENVBEH-L

   Those without interactive access may send the Listserv Command portion of
   the above lines as the first TEXT line of a message.  For example:
      SUB ENVBEH-L Jon Doe
   would be the only line in the body of a message to
   [e-mail].  As a last resort, send mail to
   one of the Coordinators.

   Coordinators: Richard Wener <????[e-mail]>
                 Tony Monteiro <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for the discussion of current topics in Epidemiology and
   Biostatistics.

   BitNet users should subscribe themselves by sending the following command
   to [e-mail] (non-BitNet users send mail to
   [e-mail] with the command in the
   message body):
      SUBSCRIBE EPID-L Your_Full_Name
   where Your_Full_Name is your real name, not your userid.
   To unsubscribe, send the command:
      UNSUBSCRIBE EPID-L
   A list of archived files can be obtained by sending the command:
      INDEX EPID-L

   Coordinator: Robert C. James
   <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   A list on the Esperanto Language.

   To subscribe, send the following command to LISTSERV@TREARN via mail or
   interactive message:
      SUB ESPER-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your name.  For example:  SUB ESPER-L Joan Doe
   Non-BitNet users can subscribe by sending the text:
      SUB ESPER-L your_full_name
   in the body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Turgut Kalfaoglu <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   A forum for people interested in the neutral international language
   Esperanto.  Discussions about the language itself, the Esperanto movement,
   publications, and news are encouraged.  Of course, discussion *in*
   Esperanto is especially encouraged, although English translations may be
   advisable when the material is of interest to beginners or
   non-Esperantists.

   This list is identical to the USENET mailing list `mail.esperanto'.  The
   forwarding addresses were installed on LLL-CRG by Andy Beals; ESPERANTO
   forwards to the "real" mail.esperanto address trwrb!trwspp!spp2!esperanto
   and ESPERANTO-REQUEST forwards to the Coordinator
   (trwrb!trwspp!spp2!urban).

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Mike Urban <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discussions of ethics in computing usually generate more heat than light.
   This list could do a lot toward generating more light if we do more than
   trade war stories and opinions of the "I'm right and you're NOT" variety.
   Of course we can't get any work done without some war stories, since they
   furnish food for thought.  But we shouldn't stop there.  Given our
   experiences, we ought to be able to delineate the basic issues and hot
   areas in computer ethics.  Some current ones have to do with:

      - ownership of information (both data and program files)
      - what happens when systems programs fail? Is anyone responsible for
        damage done?  Or is the responsibility only for the necessary fix?
      - responsibility for program failures (Is the company responsible?
        the programmer? the lead programmer? the project manager?) Who's
        responsible for the "fix"?
      - how much privacy is reasonable (there are all kinds of levels here;
        data bases, systems, LANs, networks, etc.)

   BitNet users can add themselves to the list by issuing the following
   command to [e-mail]:
      SUBSCRIBE ETHICS-L your_full_name
   where your_full_name is your real name (not your userid).
   BitNet users can unsubscribe with the command:
      UNSUBSCRIBE ETHICS-L

   All other requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems,
   questions, etc., should be sent to the Moderators.

   Moderators: Jane Robinett <[e-mail]>
               Matthew J. Miner <[e-mail]>
               Harry Williams   <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   An unmoderated mailing list for the discussion of animal behaviour and
   behavioural ecology. Possible topics could be e.g. new or controversial
   theories, new research methods, and equipment. Announcements of books,
   papers, conferences, new software for behavioural analysis etc., are also
   encouraged.

   BitNet, EARN, and NetNorth users may subscribe by sending a command via an
   interactive message:
      TELL LISTSERV AT FINHUTC SUB ETHOLOGY John Doe
   or SEND LISTSERV@FINHUTC SUB ETHOLOGY John Doe
   If you are at a non-BitNet site, or where you cannot send interactive
   messages, you can send mail to [e-mail]
   where the first non-header line consists of:
      SUBSCRIBE ETHOLOGY Your full name

   Coordinator: Jarmo Saarikko <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This direct-distribution mailing list is organized to discuss consequences
   of the theory of evolution, with emphasis on mathematics, on computer
   simulations, and on literature.  While creationists in this group are
   expected to be few in number, and while they may not reasonably expect to
   be taken seriously unless they can introduce radically better evidence than
   creationists have in the past, we have no agreement to limit discussion of
   contraversal topics.  The coordinator assumes no responsibility for
   opinions expressed in the group or for misuse.

   Archives are available only upon request to [e-mail].

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: [e-mail]

[e-mail]

   The Coordinator is in the process of preparing a paper on "Security in
   Computer Networks".  To accomplish this task there is a need to gather
   information about past Viral Experiences on Networks.  If your system has
   experienced such an attack (like CHRISTMA EXEC or other kinds of hacking)
   please send it to this list.  Later all the information will be compiled
   and used in the paper.  The names of the people who submitted to the list
   will never be used in the paper.  All the Coordinator is interested in is
   what kind of an attack, done where, and what harm it caused.

   Also if there is anyone who thinks they can help in determining a way to
   compile such experiences please write to the Coordinator directly.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command via interactive
   message or e-mail to LISTSERV@TREARN:
      SUB EXPER-L Your full name
   where "Your full name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Esra Delen - NAD <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   FACilities and SERvices is a LISTSERV for the exchange of ideas related to
   college and university facilities and services, including:
      Physical plant operations
      Security and public safety
      Transportation and parking
      Telephone
      Mail service
      Environmental health and safety
      Capital planning
      Facilities utilization

   To subscribe send the following command to LISTSERV@WVNVM (non-BitNet users
   send mail to [e-mail] with the command in the
   message body):
      SUBSCRIBE FACSER-L Your_Full_Name
   where Your_Full_Name is your real name, not your userid.
   To unsubscribe, send:
      UNSUBSCRIBE FACSER-L

   Coordinator: Roman Olynyk <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for researchers and scholars whose work focusses on family
   science, marriage and family therapy, family sociology, and the behavioral
   science aspects of family medicine.  The purpose of the list is to enhance
   communication among family scientists and to support research programs; it
   is a service provided by the Department of Family Studies at the University
   of Kentucky.

   To join the mailing list, send a request to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Greg Brock <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   News and information list for those who are, or intend to, be involved with
   FASTBUS, a standardised modular 32-bit wide data-bus system for data
   aquisition, data processing and control, used mainly by the High Energy
   Nuclear Physics community.  FASTBUS is an international standard,
   recognised by the IEC, ANSI and IEEE (STD 960-1986) and is freely available
   for use by any profit or non-profit organisation.

   For BitNet users, to Subscribe:
      SEND LISTSERV@UALTAVM SUBSCRIBE FASTBS-L Your Full Name
   To Unsubscribe:
      SEND LISTSERV@UALTAVM  UNSUBSCRIBE FASTBS-L
   ARPANet/Internet users can put the SUBSCRIBE or UNSUBSCRIBE command
   ("SUBSCRIBE FASTBS-L Your Full Name" or "UNSUBSCRIBE FASTBS-L") in the body
   of a message (the Subject: field may be left blank) and send it to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Robert G. Skegg <[e-mail]>

FELINE-L <[e-mail]>

   Mailing list for the discussion and dissemination of information about all
   members of the cat family.  Particular emphasis is placed on the
   large/feral cats, e.g., lions, tigers, leopards, cougars, etc., both in
   captivity and in the wild.  However, discussion concerning any felines,
   including personal pets and household tabbies, is welcome.  Appropriate
   discussion subjects might include research papers dealing with any aspect
   of any cat population, conservation issues, legislation impacting these
   animals, management in zoos, wildlife parks and the like, care, feeding,
   veterinary considerations, research use of cats, animal rights concerns,
   and almost any other area dealing with any sort of cat, including showing,
   breeding, or training.

   The list presently is running on UMNEWS@MAINE.  We anticipate transferring
   this discussion to our LISTSERV as soon as it is installed and available.

   To post messages using E-mail, send to UMNEWS@MAINE with either a "TO:"
   entry in the form:
      TO: FELINE-L Discussion <UMNEWS@MAINE>
   or a "SUBJECT:" entry of:
      SUBJECT:  UMBB.FELINE-L Your_own_subject_entry_goes_here Non-BitNet
   users should use "[e-mail]" instead of
   "UMNEWS@MAINE".

      To subscribe to this list, send the following message: TELL UMNEWS AT
      MAINE BBOARD SUBSCRIBE FELINE-L Your_Full_Name To leave the list, send
      the following message: TELL UMNEWS AT MAINE BBOARD UNSUBSCRIBE FELINE-L
      If you are going to be away from your computer for any extended period,
      PLEASE unsubscribe from the list, then re-subscribe when you return. To
      obtain a log of past discussions on this list, send the following: TELL
      UMNEWS AT MAINE SENDME FELINE-L DIGEST FROM BBOARD ( ASIS ) This will
      retrieve the most recent 1,000 lines. For earlier digests: TELL UMNEWS
      AT MAINE SENDME FELINE-L VOLnnnnn FROM BBOARD ( ASIS ) where nnnnn
      starts at 00001 for the oldest digest. Non-BitNet users should send
      "please-add-me" requests directly to the Coordinator until such time as
      the LISTSERV is operational.

[e-mail]

   The Fiction Writers Group exists for two purposes:

      To give people interested in writing fiction professionally a support
      group of peers for where information can be shared and discussions of
      the task of writing can be carried on.

      To create an environment where Works In Progress can be passed around
      and criticized so that the author can find the weak spots and polish the
      manuscript into a salable work.

   The group has handled mostly Science Fiction, Fantasy, and related genres,
   but is not restricted to them.  Membership is open to anyone who has in
   interest in writing fiction regardless of previous experience or
   published/unpublished status.  Members must be prepared to regularly
   contribute either by critiquing the work of others or presenting work for
   critique.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail]

   Moderator: Doug Roberts <[e-mail]>


FIGI-L <[e-mail]>

   The FORTH Interest Groups International List (FIGI-L) is dedicated to any
   and all things connected directly or indirectly with the FORTH computer
   language.  The list is not restricted to technical, professional levels;
   novice FORTH'ers are encouraged to take part.  Also there is no particular
   implementation, machine, or product emphasiszed.  Submissions are requested
    to keep in mind the issue of portablility of any specific source code.
   Follow a recognized standard when possible like Forth 79, Forth 83, or
   FigForth.  Any submissions, letters, source listings, etc. will be resent
   to all subscribers.  Copyrighted material, of course, cannot be resent by
   this list.  Public Domain code only!  Furthermore, Bitnet prohibits
   commercial distribution or advertising.

   The list is maintained on a LISTSEV at SCFVM.

   List submissions, as well as all requests to be added to or deleted from
   this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Lee Brotzman <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list to serve as a crossroad of different points of view about
   cinema: The film as art, entertainment, busines, or communications media.
   Also to serve as a source for help of amateur film makers on any format.
   This includes reviews about new equipment, techniques, et cetera.  The
   contribution of everybody interested in any way, or area of specialization,
   from the moviegoer to the expert in a field is encouraged.

   BitNetusers may subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@VMTECMEX:
      SUBSCRIBE FILM-L your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users may subscribe by sending the above command in the
   text/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Alejandro Kurczyn S. <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   The FINEART Forum is dedicated to International collaboration between
   artists and scientists.  It is subsidized by the International Society for
   the Arts, Science, and Technology (ISAST), 2020 Milvia, Berkeley, CA 94704.
    The purpose of this bulletin board is to disseminate information regarding
   the use of computers in the Fine Arts. Topics to be included are:

      Computers used in the design of works of art
      Computers used to fabricate works of art
      Computers used within works of art
      Computers used to analyse works of art
      Computers used to criticize art
      Computers used to distribute art

   General areas of interest include:

      Computer Animation       Computer Aided Fabrication
      Shape Grammars           Image Synthesis
      Design Rule Systems      Style Simulation
      Image Rendering          Interactive Video
      Art & AI                 Sensory Environments
      Picture Networks         Paint Systems

   Send submissions & requests for list membership to:
      ARPANET: [e-mail]
      BITNET submissions:  FINEART@umaecs
      BITNET subscriptions: LISTSERV@RUTVM1    (U.S.)
                            LISTSERV@EB0UB011  (Europe)
      CSNET: [e-mail]
      MCI-mail: FAST
      PHONE: [phone]

   Moderator: Ray Lauzzana <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
          [e-mail]     Internet without domains
          cbosgd!osu-cis!firearms      UUCP

   This mailing list has been created to provide an environment in which
   sportsmen can discuss issues of concern to them.  Topics include but are
   not limited to hunting, firearms safety, legal issues, reloading tips,
   maintenance suggestions, target shooting, and dissemination of general
   info.  The list is NOT intended to discuss the merits of gun control.

   Archives are maintained by the moderator.  As of 1 Jul 85, the list is 4
   months old, having 11 back issues comprising approximately 160K of text.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail], or
   [e-mail], or cbosgd!osu-cis!firearms-request.

   Moderator: Karl Kleinpaste <[e-mail]>
                              osu-cis!karl  (UUCP)

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for the purpose of political discussion, announcements, and
   coordination in the area of firearms legislation and general talk about 2nd
   Amendment rights and current trends.  Companion mailing list to
   [e-mail], which is restricted to technical
   discussion.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail],
   or cbosgd!osu-cis!firearms-politics-request.

   Moderator: Karl Kleinpaste <[e-mail]>
                              osu-cis!karl  (UUCP)

foNETiks <[e-mail]>

   Special interest group for the phonetic sciences called "foNETiks".  It
   will publish information of current interest to researchers and students
   interested in speech production and speech perception, speech disorders,
   automatic speech recognition and speech synthesis.  We would like to see
   contributions on signal analysis software used in speech research, current
   research in the phonetic sciences, meetings, questions, etc.  The
   newsletter can be obtained by sending a simple request to R34334@UQAM on
   the BITNET network.  foNETiks is also available from Psychnet
   <[e-mail]>.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Eric Keller <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list dedicated to the computergraphical generation of fractal
   images.

   In conjunction with the list, an archive of programs submitted by users
   will be maintained.  Mr. Homer Smith of "Art Matrix" in Ithaca, New York,
   has donated a program library, which will soon be available from LISTSERV
   at GITVM1.

   To add yourself to the list, send the command
      SUBSCRIBE FRAC-L Your_Full_Name
   via mail to [e-mail] or to
   [e-mail] (Internet) where Your_Full_Name is
   your real name (not your userid).  To remove yourself from the list, send
   the command
      UNSUBSCRIBE FRAC-L

   All other problems, questions, etc., should be sent to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: David D. Lester <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discusses the Franz Lisp Language, both the public domain version and the
   versions from Franz Inc.

   A sub-list, [e-mail], is composed of people who are in
   charge of maintaining Franz LISP.  The sub-list is used for sending bug
   fixes.

   The archive of old messages is kept on MIT-MC, in the file:
      LSPMAI; FRANZL FORUM

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Charley Cox ([e-mail])

FREEMACS

   Mailing list for Freemacs, the PD (actually copylefted) programmable editor
   for the IBM-PC and Z-100.

   To sign up, send a mail message to LISTSERV at CLVM
   ([e-mail]).  If you are on bitnet, you can send
   a direct message.  The list server command, whether sent by mail or BitNet
   "direct message", should be "SUBSCRIBE FREEMACS human name".  Example:
      TELL LISTSERV AT CLVM SUBSCRIBE FREEMACS John Q. Public
   or in the body of a netmail message:
       SUBSCRIBE FREEMACS John Q. Public
   The help command will return a help screen via direct message or mail.

   Cordinator: Russell Nelson <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   The "Fusion" list is for discussion of nuclear fusion.

   Contributions sent to this list are automatically archived.  BitNet users
   can obtain a list of the available archive files by sending an "INDEX
   FUSION" command to LISTSERV@NDSUVM1.  These files can then be retrieved by
   means of a "GET FUSION filetype" command, or using the database search
   facilities of LISTSERV.  Send an "INFO DATABASE" command for more
   information on the latter.

   You may also obtain copies of the list notebooks via anonymous FTP to
   VM1.NoDak.EDU (192.33.18.30), userid ANONYMOUS, any password.  Once
   validated do a CD LISTARCH and DIR FUSION.* to see the notebooks available.
    The file system is NOT hierarchical so you must do a CD ANONYMOUS if you
   want to return to the "root".

   BitNet users may subscribe to FUSION by sending the command:
      SUB FUSION Your_full_name  (eg. SUB FUSION Jane Doe)
   to LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 (or [e-mail]).  The command may be in the
   BODY or TEXT of the mail (NOT the subject) or be sent interactively (via
   TELL or SEND) to LISTSERV on BITNET/EARN/NetNorth.

   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending their reqeust to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Scott Hazen Mueller <[e-mail]>
                                    <[e-mail]>
                                    <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   A forum for a broad discussion about James Joyce's FINNEGANS WAKE.  The
   James Joyce Institute of Ireland's Finnegans Wake Study Group has been
   doing their best to get the jokes in Finnegans Wake for the past decade or
   so.  The Study Group thinks it is time for such groups to pool their
   findings.

   There are plans to start a second associated service to share page-by-page,
   line-by-line notes to the text of FINNEGANS WAKE in a fixed format
   analogous to that of Roland McHugh's ANNOTATIONS.  The Coordinator is
   working on a program to vet the mail from such a service.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from the mailing list, or to have
   files distributed, should be sent to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Michael O'Kelly <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   An open, multi-disciplinary, discussion list set up to facilitate exchange
   of news, views, and information in Irish/Scots Gaelic.

   To subscribe send a message or mail to one of:
      [e-mail]   Internet (US)
      [e-mail]                 Internet (via MX)
      LISTSERV@IRLEARN                        BitNet/EARN/NetNorth
      [e-mail]                   JANET
   with the BODY or TEXT being:
      SUB GAELIC-L yourfirstname yourlastname

   Coordinator: Marion Gunn <[e-mail]>


[e-mail]

   The game-design mailing list is an unmoderated, but administrated
   mailing list for the discussion of most topics related to creating and
   playing games with primary emphasis on the design of games.  This is
   not a list for learning how to play arcade games or to duplicate the
   discussions of usenet news groups, but rather, this is a list to learn
   and discuss some methods on how to design games.

   This list is being provided as an alternative source of discussion
   to the news group rec.games.* and others like it.  A parallel facet of
   this is that this list is available for those who do not have access
   to usenet news or those who use compuserve, genie, mci mail, bitnet,
   etc.  If you can get mail to xanth.cs.odu.edu and xanth.cs.odu.edu can
   get mail back to you, then if this subject interests you and you are
   willing to receive lots of mail :) please feel free to subscribe as
   described below.

   There are no restrictions on subject material other than it should
   connected with games in some manner with stress on designing games.
   The mail should also be in accordance with the general atmosphere of
   the Internet (No flame wars, no advertising, no source code... etc)

   Topics likely to be discussed in the mailing list are:

        RPG
    Dice
        FRPG
        Rules
        Shareware
        Strategies
        Philosophy
        Board Games
        Artificial Intelligence
        General Game Design Techniques
        Random Numbers and their creation.
        Basic Creator and Game Player Psychology.
        Creating new games from ``materials'' provided.
        Computer Games, Methods, Styles and Programming.


   The list is administrated by: Scott D. Yelich <[e-mail]>.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list should be sent to:
    game-design-request@[xanth.]cs.odu.edu          (Internet)
    [e-mail]                  (Bitnet)
    [e-mail]                  (UUCP)
    >INTERNET:[e-mail]        (CompuServe)

   Once added to the list, mail can be sent to all recipients at once by
   sending mail addressed the same as above, except without the ``-request''.

   The current mail system is a type of ``exploding'' where there mail
   addressed to <[e-mail]> is simply re-addressed and then
   resent to all of the current recipients.

   Archives of messages posted to this list are available via anonymous
   ftp from xanth.cs.odu.edu in the directory game-design.  Further materials
   may be available at a later time.



[e-mail]

   Mailing list dedicated to the discussion of computer games.  Games played
   on any type of system are covered.

   BitNet users can add themselves to the list by issuing the following
   command to LISTSERV@BROWNVM, @DHDURZ1, @LEHIIBM1, @GREARN,
   @KRSNUCC1, or @UTARLVM1:
      SUBSCRIBE GAMES-L your_full_name
   where your_full_name is your real name (not your userid).
   BitNet users can delete themselves from the list with the command:
      UNSUBSCRIBE GAMES-L

   Non-BitNet users should [un]subscribe by sending mail to
   [e-mail] with the above commands in the message body.

   All other requests, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to the
   Moderator.

   Moderator: Spyros Bartsocas <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   A mailing list about lesbian and gay concerns on college campuses
   including, but not limited to, outreach programs, political action, AIDS
   education, dealing with school administrations, social programs, and just
   finding out what other support and social groups are doing. Items of
   general lesbian/gay interest are also welcome.  The list is not moderated;
   messages are sent in digest format.

   Archives are being kept, but are not easily available.  Contact
   [e-mail] for more info.

   Requests to be added or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc.,
   should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Mark Rosenstein <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This list is for the discussion of Buckminster "Bucky" Fuller, his works
   and his philosophies on Life, the Universe, and Everything (NOT The Douglas
   Adams book!).  For those of you who don't know, Bucky is the person who
   invented the Geodesic Dome, which is what we all played on as children in
   the playground (the domes with all the triangles, remember?).  Another
   example of geodesic architecture is the giant white sphere at Disney
   World's "Epcot Center".  Of course, Bucky did a LOT more than just invent
   the Geodesic Dome! He invented other means of housing people cheaply,
   efficiently, COMFORTABLY, and basically anywhere in the world! (Yes, even
   ON the oceans!) So if you're interested in discussing Bucky, learning more
   about him, or finding out about 8500 ft. high pyramidal cities that float
   in the ocean and house 1,000,000 people comfortably (2000 sq ft. apartments
   with 1000 sq ft. extra patio/garden space), or 1+ mile diameter spherical
   cities that FLOAT IN THE AIR *WITHOUT POWER*, then sign up on the list!

   To sign up, send a mail message to [e-mail] with
   the line
      SUBSCRIBE GEODESIC Your Real Name
   as the body of the letter.

   Coordinator: Patrick G. Salsbury <[e-mail]>
                                     [e-mail]

[e-mail]
GEOGRAPH on LISTSERV@FINHUTC

   GEOGRAPH - a new global mailing list for geography has been opened
   for general or topical discussions about geographical issues at
   the node FINHUTC by a group of young university geographers in
   Helsinki, Finland.

   Subscription to this new list is welcomed from anyone with skills
   and/or interests relevant to the field of geography.

   To subscribe, send the following command to LISTSERV@FINHUTC, via mail
   or interactive message (Internet users send mail only, to the address:
   [e-mail]):

           SUBscribe GEOGRAPH <your_full_name>

   example:   SUBscribe GEOGRAPH John Smith

   IMPORTANT: Send the subscription command to LISTSERV@FINHUTC and NOT to
           GEOGRAPH@FINHUTC !!

   Contributions to the discussion list must be sent to GEOGRAPH@FINHUTC.

    More information about the GEOGRAPH list may be obtained from:
    PKOKKONE@FINUHA         Pellervo Kokkonen
    PYYHTIA@FINUHA          Mervi Pyyhtia

    In technical questions, please refer to the listserver HELP system
    by sending the command HELP to LISTSERV@FINHUTC or your nearest
    listserver. (For more specific informations, use the command
    HELP <topic>)



[e-mail]
GO-L on MAILSERV@SMCVAX


    GO-L, a new list for game players interested in the game of GO is now
    available for public use. The list is sponsored by Saint Michael's College
    in Winooski, Vermont.  The list is intended to serve as a discussion point
    for GO-related topics, and as a meeting place for EMAIL games between
    list members.

    In contrast to the majority of BITNET lists, this one is supported by a
    DEC uVAX 3400 running the MAILSERV program for VAX/VMS.  Consequently,
    commands used to access the list are slightly different than those used
    by LISTSERV. MAILSERV supports the following commands, among others:

     HELP      -  Ask for the HELP file.
     SUBSCRIBE -  Subscribe to a list.
     LISTS     -  List all mailing lists for a MAILSERVer.

     MAILSERV accepts only mail messages; not interactive SENDs or TELLs.
     Be sure to send only a mail message with your commands in the body of
     the message. Don't type any other text into the message; it won't work!

      As an example, to subscribe to the GO-L list, send a mail message to

      [e-mail]

      and in the body of the message just put the command

      SUBSCRIBE GO-L

      Notice that you don't need to give a subscription name; MAILSERV gets it
      From your address.
List owner: <[e-mail]>


[e-mail]

   A mailing list for reporting bugs and problems with the GOULD UTX/32 (UNIX)
   operating system and software.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   There is a BitNet sub-distribution list, GOULDBUG@CLVM; BitNet subscribers
   can join by sending the SUB command with your name.
      For example, SEND LISTSERV@CLVM SUB GOULDBUG Jon Doe
   To be removed from the list, SEND LISTSERV@CLVM SIGNOFF.
   To make contributions to the list, BitNet subscribers should send mail to
   the ARPANet list name, NOT to the BITNET list name.

   Coordinator: Howard Walter <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list with a focus is specifically on issues of information
   dissemination through Federal Depository Libraries.  Issues to be discussed
   include:  electronic dissemination policies of the Government Printing
   Office(GPO), the 1990 Census, access to Federal documents (Freedom of
   Information Act issues), automation of document collections in libraries
   (Marcive v. OCLC tapes; database consideration; retrospective conversion;
   etc.), document end user education and legislation related to depository
   libraries.  United Nations, State and Foreign Government documents can be
   included for discussion.

   The list is moderated but uncensored.  It is edited with the intention of
   producing a digest at the end of the year.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command via mail or an
   interactive message to LISTSERV@PSUVM:
      SUB GovDoc-L Your full name
   where "Your full name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list be sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to [e-mail].

   Coordinators: Diane Kovacs      <[e-mail]>
                 Michael J. Kovacs <[e-mail]>


[e-mail]
GRANOLA on LISTSERV@GITVM1

GRANOLA on LISTSERV@GITVM1

   The GRANOLA list is a forum for discussion of vegetarian-relevant issues.
   Topics include but are not limited to the following: exchange of
   really cool recipes, discussion of the various types of vegetarianism,
   nutrition infor- mation, a supportive atmosphere, animal rights
   issues, cookbook reccomenda- tions, tips on surviving as a vegetarian
   while on a college meal plan, herbal remedies, ideas/support for those
   wanting to shift to a vegetarian diet, etc.
    This list does not discriminate on the basis of gender, sexual
   orientation.  race, religion, nationality, eating preferences (the
   list is open to all: lacto-ovo-vegetarians, vegans, macrobiotics,
   people who are not vegetarian, etc). Respect for the ideals and
    practices of others is appreciated.

    To subscribe to GRANOLA use LISTSERV interactives or send mail to
    [e-mail]  with the text:
    SUB GRANOLA (your full name)

    To send mail to the list, the address is
    [e-mail]

    Note that a default setting of the list is such that you do not
    receive copies of the letters that you send to GRANOLA - if you wish
    to change the option for your account after you subscribe, then TELL
    LISTSERV AT GITVM1 SET GRANOLA REPRO (or send mail to
    [e-mail] with the command SET GRANOLA REPRO ).

    Feel free to send any questions or comments to the
    owners/moderators of GRANOLA:

    Geri Weitzman [e-mail]
    Carole Mah [e-mail]

[e-mail]

   Discussion of all aspects of computer graphics.

   Moderators: Terry Hewitt
               Toby Howard
   <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
tektronix!tekcrl!staller!GRiD  (UUCP)

   AGOG (A GRiD Owners' Group) mailing list.  This list is primarily for
   hobbyist-types who have purchased used GRiD Compass computers.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or
   tektronix!tekcrl!jans (UUCP).

   Coordinator: Jan Steinman <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Originally created as a list to discuss the development of a monitoring
   suite for gateways, currently expanded to a discussion group for issues
   related to monitoring and managing networks and internetworks.

   Archives are currently available by anonymous FTP from LBL-RTSG.ARPA.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Craig Partridge <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussion of Licensing matters of Ham Radio.  This is a
   splinter group from the USENET newsgroup "rec.ham-radio" and the digest
   "[e-mail]" to separate the high traffic of the
   licensing discussions.

   To subscribe to the list, send mail to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Philip Howard <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
HAM-UNIV@UIUCVMD  (BitNet)
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   Mailing list for an exchange of information between and/or about College
   and University based Amateur Radio Clubs.  Duplication of material from
   other ham radio mailing lists or news groups should not be made unless it
   is of special interest to this category of clubs.

   Anyone who is interested in College and University Ham Radio Clubs may
   subscribe and participate.  It is not necessary to be a student or a member
   of a club, or even a ham radio operator.  I do ask if you have the
   information, to supply it with your subscription request so that others can
   be more informed.  I'd like to know your call sign and club affiliation
   (and office if you are an officer).

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the command:
      SUB HAM-UNIV firstname lastname callsign - clubname
   to LISTSERV@UIUCVMD or [e-mail] by either BITNET
   interactive message or by electronic mail with the command as the only line
   in the message text/body.
   To unsubscribe send the command:
      UNSUB HAM-UNIV
   If you are on UUCP and the address [e-mail] fails, try
   uiucuxc!vmd!listserv instead.
   Non-BitNet users can join by sending the above SUB command to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Phil Howard <[e-mail]>
                            <phil@UIUCVMD>  (BitNet)

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for those who are interested in handheld computers or
   programmable calculators.  The mailing list can be used to distribute or
   request programs.  Messages are not moderated at this time.

   There are special addresses for archive submissions and retrievals:

      [e-mail]     - Electronic server for archives
      [e-mail] - Address for submissions to archives

      The archive server is similar to that used at other sites.  If you send
      an empty message with HELP on the Subject: line, it will provide a
      message about its usage.  If you wish to see what is contained in the
      archives, send a Subject: line with INDEX HANDHELDS.

      Currently, all the messages for the handhelds mailing list are contained
      on host CSL.SRI.COM in file HANDHELDS.TXT.  Additionally, two programs
      are available for the HP41C.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: David Edwards <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
HDESK-L@WVNVM  (BitNet)

   Mailing list for the discussion of Help Desks. Staff and management of Help
   Desks are encouraged to exchange experiences with the startup and operation
   of Help Desks at their sites, as well as their experiences with
   problem-tracking software.

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command in a message to
   LISTSERV@WVNVM:
      SUBSCRIBE HDESK-L Your full name
   where "Your full name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to [e-mail] or
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Roman J. Olynyk <[e-mail]>
                                <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Interest specifically in the format of message headers and related issues
   such as inter-network mail formats/standards, etc.

   Recent messages are filed in MIT-MC (MC.LCS.MIT.EDU) file KSC;HEADER MINS,
   while older archives are in KSC;HEADER MINS00 through MINS15.  These files
   are accessible over the ARPANet via FTP.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Pandora B. Berman <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discussion of the construction, use, and modification of Heath and/or
   Zenith terminals, computers, and related products.

   The archives of old messages are kept on MC.LCS.MIT.EDU, in files:
      COMAIL;HEATH MAIL1   -Oldest Mail
      COMAIL;HEATH MAIL2   -Next oldest
         etc.              -Up to 8 as of 26 August 86
      COMAIL;HEATH MAIL    -Incoming mail is being added to this one

      These files are each stored in reverse time order (i.e. newer messages
      come first in the file, older messages are later); each file is between
      approx. 100K and 150K characters.  Copies of these files are available
      via FTP with no login needed; some are off-line - if you get an error,
      send a request to the administrative address below and they can be put
      on-line briefly.

   All requests to be added to deleted deleted from this list, problems,
   questions, etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Michael A. Patton <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   HELPNET is intended as a working list for those interested in the roles
   global computer networks might play in times of disasters such as
   earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.

   Archives are kept for this list.  Send LISTSERV the commands INDEX HELPNET
   and INFO DATABASE for more information (Note: The commands are sent to
   LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 (BitNet) or [e-mail] and NOT to the list).
   They are also available via ANONYMOUS FTP to VM1.NODAK.EDU (134.129.111.1).
   Enter CD HELPNET after connecting.

   Anyone may subscribe to the HELPNET list; however, the list is set up so
   that only subscribers may send mail to the list (to avoid accidental
   SUBSCRIBE commands).  You may subscribe to HELPNET by sending mail to
   LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 (BitNet) or [e-mail] with the body/text of
   the message containing the command:
      SUB HELPNET your_full_name
   where "your_full_name" is your real name, not your loginid.
   If BitNet users wish to be able to send messages to the list but read it
   through some other means (eg. GRAND), then ALSO include the command:
      SET HELPNET NOMAIL
   which will allow you to contribute but not send you redundant mail.

   Coordinator: Marty Hoag <[e-mail]>

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HIT on LISTSERV@UFRJ

   The Highly Imaginative Technology - Science Fiction List

   Have you ever wondered how software can start paranoic?  Did your
   last SciFi book described a new kind of energy-plant?  Can networks
   create a new revolution in the world?  Is the NeXt the model for your
    next computer?

   HIT is a discussion list about Technology that can/can't be
   developed in the near/far future.  Based on Science Fiction and
   nowadays discoveries, we plan to discuss how to develop and which are
   the consequences of new and imaginative technology.

   Suggested topics are: Artificial Reality, Software Psychiatry, new
   developments in science, space stations, High Energy Physics, etc.
   Multi-disciplinary ideas are wellcome (as Software Psychiatry).

   To subscribe to HIT, send the following command to LISTSERV@UFRJ
   via mail text or interactive message (Internet Users, mail only, to
   the address [e-mail]):

    SUBSCRIBE HIT Your_full_name.

  For example:  SUBSCRIBE HIT Joe Smith

  List owner:Geraldo Xexeo             [e-mail]


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HOCKEY-L on LISTSERV@MAINE

College_Hockey discussion list.


   This list is for the discussion of collegiate ice hockey, including
   scores, team info, schedules, etc.  allowing fans to become more
   involved and knowledgeable about the game.

   Owner: WTS@MAINE (Wayne T. Smith)


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hplabs!hpfcmr!homebrew  (UUCP)

   The Homebrew Mailing List is primarily for the discussion of the making and
   tasting of beer, ale, and mead.  Related issues, such as breweries, books,
   judging, commercial beers, beer festivals, etc, are also discussed.
   Wine-making talk is also welcome, but non-homeade-wine talk is not.

   Archives are now available from Mthvax.CS.Miami.EDU via the netlib program
   and anonymous ftp; please use anonymous ftp if you can, if not
   send mail to [e-mail] with subject index for a
   top level index and help file.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] (or UUCP
   hplabs!hpfcmr!homebrew-request).

   Coordinator: Rob Gardner <[e-mail]>
                            {ihnp4!hpfcla,hplabs!hpfcdc}!rdg  (UUCP)

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     Mailing list for discussion of Honda and Acura automobiles.

   Send requests to join to:

        [e-mail]

   Send submissions to:

                [e-mail]

    Coordinator:  Rob Malouf   [e-mail]


[e-mail]

   Horse enthusiasts of all disciplines and levels of experience are welcome.
   This is a bidirectional gateway of the "rec.equestrian" newsgroup and
   exists for those who do not have USENET access.  It is not a moderated
   list.  articles are distributed periodically in digest format.

   The list is not archived.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] (or UUCP address
   bbn!horse-request).

   Coordinator: Ken Rossen <[e-mail]>
                           bbn!kenr  (uucp)

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for users/owners of HP-28C and HP-28S calculators, ranging
   from "everyday-type" questions/discussion to more advanced and
   technical-type support.  The list will be for open discussion, posting of
   programs (see footnote) technical support, advancements, and problem
   solving.  Things you may want to share/talk about:

      Bugs in the HP-28
      Nifty programs
      Uses of SYSEVAL
      Modifying Hardware (although not recommended)
      Accesories/Hardware
      Other HP clubs and organizations
      Machine Language Programming
      New Models!??
      Making your 28C more like a 28S
      Music and Graphics processing (not great, but neat)
      More uses of SYSEVAL... etc.
      And questions regarding any of the above....

   If you would like to join this list issue the following command:
      TELL LISTSERV AT NDSUVM1 SUB HP-28 your_full_name
   If on VMS:
      SEND LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 SUB HP-28 your_full_name
   Non-BitNet users can send e-mail to [e-mail]
   with the first line of the TEXT or BODY of the mail being:
      SUB HP-28 your_full_name

   Coordinator:  Eric J. Zmyslowski <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list to address hardware and software issues, as they relate to the
   Hewlett Packard 9000 series (9000/825, 9000/835, 9000/840, etc).
   Initially, the operating system will be limited to HP/UX.

   To subscribe to the list send the message:
      SUB HPMINI-L your_real_name
   (where "your_real_name" is your name, not your userid) to
   [e-mail] in the text/body of a message or in the text of an
   interactive command like TELL or SEND (if available).  Non-BItNet users can
   send the command in the body of a message to LISTSERV%UAFSYSB.BITNET@
   VM1.NODAK.EDU.

   Coordinator: Christopher Corke <[e-mail]>
                                  [e-mail]

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussions relating to human rights issues.  The list is
   currently unmoderated.

   There are currently no archives, but hopefully there will be in the future.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator:  Jeff Carpenter <[e-mail]>
                                <[e-mail]> <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list originally consisting of the combined memberships of
   INFO-PCNET, HOME-SAT, and TELETEXT mailing lists.  Human-Nets has discussed
   many topics, all of them related in some way to the theme of a world-wide
   computer and telecommunications network usually called WorldNet.  The
   topics have ranged very widely, from something like tutorials, to state of
   the art discussions, to rampant speculation about technology and its
   impact.  The list is extremely large, making it necessary to batch messages
   sent to the list and distributing them once each day during off peak
   periods to avoid overloading the system.

   The permanent archives contain all of the material distributed to the list.
   Due to size, this archive is broken down into several different files,
   stored in reverse temporal order.  The files are currently stored on
   ARPANet host RU-BLUE in files RHYTHM:<PLEASANT.HUMAN-NETS>HUMNET.* (where
   "*" is a wild-card).

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Moderator: Charles McGrew <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   HUMANIST is an international electronic discussion group for computing
   Humanists and for those who support the application of computers to
   scholarship in the humanities.  It currently consists of nearly 300 members
   in 13 countries in North America, Europe, and the Near East.  Relevant
   topics are technical questions about hardware and software, specific
   problems in humanistic scholarship, and both the administrative
   difficulties and philosophical issues arising from the application of
   computing to the humanities; calls for papers, bibliographies, and reports
   of lasting interest are also welcome.

   Interested individuals should send a note together with a brief biography
   to the Coordinator in the following format:

      *Family-name, Given-names <e-mail address>

      Title, mailing address(es), telephone number(s).

      Body of biography.  This should not be a c.v. and need not be very
      detailed but should cover the full range of your professional activities
      and interests, both present and past.  Mention other things at your
      discretion.  Biographies vary considerably in length, though few are
      less than 100 words or more than 500.

   Coordinator: Willard McCarty
   <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for the discussion of hyperchannel networks within the context
   of an IP network.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: John Lekashman <[e-mail]>

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[e-mail] (Bitnet)

   Discussion of the BBoard package.  BBoard is a VMS utility to link mail,
   delivered by Jnet, and VAX Notes, an electronic conferencing system from
   Digital Equipment Corp.  BBoard's primary purpose is to reduce the number
   of LISTSERV or mailing list subscribers at a node so that only one user
   (BBOARD) is subscribed.  The messages from each mailing list will then be
   posted in a separate Notes conference.

   There is no automated archive retrieval facility.  However, requests for
   archived material may be sent to the I-BBReq address below.

   Requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] (Internet) or
   [e-mail] (BitNet).

   Coordinator: Benjamin Cohen <[e-mail]>
                               <[e-mail]>
                               <BEN@SPCVXA>  (BitNet)

[e-mail]

   Discussion of the Finger program and related utilities.  Finger is a
   utility which performs username lookup, WHOIS functions, and system status
   functions. This list is hosted on the system where VMS Finger and RSTS/E
   Finger are maintained, so initial discussions will probably center around
   these versions.  However, discussions about any Finger variant or similar
   utilities are welcomed.

   There is no automated archive retrieval facility, however requests for
   archived material may be sent to the I-FinReq/I-FINREQ address below.

   Requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] (Internet)
   or [e-mail] (BitNet)

   Coordinator: Terry Kennedy <[e-mail]>

IBM-NETS <[e-mail]> (ARPANet)
         <Ibm-Nets@BITNIC> (Bitnet)

   IBM-Nets is a forum for any discussions relating to IBM mainframes and
   networking.  It is an immediate redistribution list with no filtering or
   digesting.  Examples:

      Tcp/Ip and VM or MVS        Wisconsin Wiscnet
      Spartacus Knet              X.25
      Ethernet                    Pronet
      SNA                         Vnet
      Bitnet NJE protocols
      or anything else that is related to IBM mainframes and networking

   The system server [e-mail] contains a 6 month archive of all
   IBM-Nets transactions.  In order to learn more on how to access these
   archives via the Internet, send a valid piece of RFC822 mail to
   [e-mail] with the first nonblank lines
   reading as follows:

      HELP
      HELP ARPANET
      HELP DESIGN

      Note: If your mail header does not contain a proper "From:' or
      "Reply-To:" field, in addition to being fully domain qualified (RFC920),
      your mail will not be processed.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to:
      ARPANet: [e-mail]
      Bitnet:  Hank@BITNIC
   *Be sure to specify IBM-Nets*

   Coordinator: Henry Nussbacher <Hank@BITNIC>
                                 <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   IBMTCP-L is intended for discussion of the IBM TCP/IP For VM program
   offering (5798-FAL).  It is also for discussion of the IBM DACU (7170),
   8232 LAN Channel Station, 9370 Ethernet adapter and other similar hardware,
   as they relate to the IBM product, as well as the PC/IP portion of the
   product.

   To subscribe to the list, from a VM site on BITNET issue:
      TELL LISTSERV AT CUNYVM SUBSCRIBE IBMTCP-L Your_Full_Name
   where Your_Full_Name is your real name (not your userid).
   From a VMS BITNET site use the SEND/REMOTE command.

   If you are at a site not on Bitnet or where you cannot send interactive
   messages, you can send a message to [e-mail], where the
   first non-header line consists of:
      SUBSCRIBE IBMTCP-L Your_Full_Name

   IBMTCP-L archives are stored at [e-mail].  Logs are created
   monthly, and are named in the format IBMTCP-L LOGyymm.  As of October 1987,
   these logs were available:
      IBMTCP-L LOG8707    2054 lines
      IBMTCP-L LOG8708    1903 lines
      IBMTCP-L LOG8709     633 lines
      IBMTCP-L LOG8710    3839 lines
   To obtain a list of currently available files, the command is:
      INDEX IBMTCP-L
   The command to obtain a specific file is:
      GET IBMTCP-L file_name
   for example,
      GET IBMTCP-L LOG8710

   Please note that there is no IBMTCP-L-REQUEST address.  Requests should be
   sent directly to [e-mail] as described above.  Note also
   that CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU is node CUNYVM on Bitnet.  Questions should be
   referred to the Coordinator.

   Coordinator: Steven Polinsky <[e-mail]>


[e-mail]

   Discussion of topics related to the Icon programming language (a
   high-level, general-purpose programming language that emphasizes string and
   structure processing).  Such topics include: Programming Techniques,
   Theoretical Aspects, Icon in relation to other languages, Applications of
   Icon, Implementation Issues, Porting Icon, Bugs.

   N.B.: The Icon programming language has no particular relationship to icons
   such as those used in window systems.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].
   Questions about obtaining Icon should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Bill Mitchell <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   A forum for users of Cullinet software.  Cullinet system software and
   application software operate on several platforms.  IDMS/R is the data base
   management software for mainframes; IDMS/SQL (aka Enterprise DB) operates
   on VAX.  Goldengate, Infogate, and IDMS/Architect are examples of
   micro-computer software.  Appropriate discussion topics include (but are
   not limited to):  installation/migration issues, "How To" questions, and
   any other concerns/problems encountered by users of Cullinet software.

   To subscribe to IDMS-L, send the command:
      SUB IDMS-L your_full_name
   to LISTSERV@UGA  e.g.  SUB IDMS-L "William H. E. Day"
   To have your name removed from the IDMS-L subscriber list, send:
      SIGNOFF IDMS-L
   Commands can be sent to LISTSERV@UGA either as interactive messages or in
   e-mail (one command per line in the body of the e-mail message).
   Subscription problems or questions may be directed to the List
   Coordinator).

   Coordinator:  James F. Bradshaw <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
IDX3000@SUVM  (BitNet)

   Mailing list for discussion of the IDX-3000 Data PBX (manufactured by
   M/A-COM Linkabit).  Topics include good news and bad.

   Archives are available through revised LISTSERV.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or IDX-REQ@SUVM (BitNet).
   Those familiar with revised LISTSERV can subscribe thru
   [e-mail] or LISTSERV@SUVM (BitNet).

   Coordinator: John Wobus <[e-mail]>
                           JMWOBUS@SUVM  (BitNet)

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for the IFIP 6.5 Task Group on Gateways (gateways and
   interworking between X.400 and non-X.400 MHS environments and between 1984
   and 1988 X.400 conformant systems).  Participation is open to anyone with
   something to contribute.

   For those with ARPANet/MilNet access, the archives are maintained on host
   ICS.UCI.EDU in directory mhs, file ifip-gtwy; it can be accessed via
   ANONYMOUS FTP.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to <[e-mail]>.

   Tssk Group Chair/List Maintainer: Tim Kehres <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discussion group on Interfacial Phenomena (Group 1c, American Institute of
   Chemical Engineers).  Meetings, articles, software, theories, materials,
   methods, tools, etc., are discussed.

   To subscribe to the list:

      From a VM site on BITNET do:
         TELL LISTSERV at WSUVM1 SUBSCRIBE IFPHEN-L Your_Full_Name
      where Your_Full_Name is your real name (not your userid).
      From a VMS BITNET site use the SEND/REMOTE command.

      If you are at a site not on bitnet or where you cannot send interactive
      messages you can send a message to
      [e-mail] where the first non-header line
      consists of:
         SUBSCRIBE IFPHEN-L Your_Full_Name

   Coordinator: Richard L. Zollars <[e-mail]>
                                    SCEF0002@WSUVMS1  (BitNet)

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussion of the various features of the Imagen XP series
   of printers.  Topics of interest include techniques used to create
   host-based print-spooling and accounting software, TCP/IP and UDP
   interfaces to the printer via it's LAN attachment and production of
   Postscript output. Hopefully this list will eventually serve as a
   repository for user-contributed spooling/accounting software should there
   be sufficient interest.

   IMAGEN-L is archived monthly; to obtain a list of available files send the
   following command as the only line in the text/body of an e-mail message to
   LISTSERV@UOGUELPH:
      INDEX IMAGEN-L

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command to LISTSERV at
   OUGUELPH via interactive message or e-mail:
      SUB IMAGEN-L Your full name
   where "Your full name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Steve Howie <[e-mail]>
                            <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for discussion of anything that is of interest to people of
   the Indian subcontinent.  The list includes distributions of the Usenet
   Newsgroup soc.culture.indian.

   Archives of INDIA-L and related files are stored in the INDIA-L FILELIST.
   To receive a list of files, send the following command to LISTSERV@UTARLVM1
   via mail or interactive message: INDEX INDIA-L

   BitNet users may subscribe by sending the following command to
   LISTSERV@UTARLVM1 via mail or interactive message:
      SUBSCRIBE INDIA-L Your full name
   where "Your full name" is your real name, not your login Id.
   Non-BitNet users can join the list by sending the above command as the only
   line in the text/body of a message to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: K. Vaninadha Rao <[e-mail]>


[e-mail]

   This discussion list focuses on the Xerox/Envos Lisp environment and the
   associated protocols.  Its purpose is to stimulate communication and
   sharing between computer science research groups that use or are interested
   in the environment.  The list may be used for messages such as
   announcements of available lispusers packages or for queries such as "Does
   anybody know of a PUP file server implementation for the Sinclair ZX-80?"
   or to warn others of Interlisp-D and Medley bugs and/or suggest workarounds
   or to solicit help or discussion.

   Xerox PARC, SIS, and Envos people are included in the distribution to
   facilitate communication about new developments, bugs, performance issues,
   etc..  Additionally, Info-1100 is automatically forwarded to
   [e-mail], where bugs are noted and acted upon if
   appropriate.  Xerox AIS and Envos employees will not respond in Info-1100
   unless the reply is of general interest or silence would mislead the
   readership.  This mailing list is also distributed as the usenet newsgroup
   comp.sys.xerox.

   A historical note describing the name:  The Lisp environment was originally
   implemented on Xerox' 1100-series workstations, and the user base is
   primarily still on 1108's, 1109's, and 1186's.

   Archives of messages are kept on SUMEX-AIM in directory <BBOARD> in files:
      INFO-1100.84-12-31 (182960 bytes)   INFO-1100.86-06-30 (265975 bytes)
      INFO-1100.85-06-30 (160812 bytes)   INFO-1100.86-09-30 (156640 bytes)
      INFO-1100.85-09-30 (218595 bytes)   INFO-1100.86-12-31 (261764 bytes)
      INFO-1100.85-12-31 (280095 bytes)
      INFO-1100.86-03-31 (267301 bytes)   INFO-1100.TXT
   Some net-contributed lispusers packages, updates, and patches are filed in:
    <LISPUSERS.INTERMEZZO>      <LISPUSERS.KOTO>     etc.

   Requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc. should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Arun Welch <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for users of OS's capable of running on small 68000 systems,
   primarly CP/M-68K.  Related systems (OS/9-68K, etc.) and topics welcome.

   Mail archives are kept on host WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL as TOPS20 mail files
   named yymm.n-TXT, where n starts with one and increments by one into
   another file as each file reached 150 disk pages.  To conserve disk space,
   all the mail files in the archive, except for the current year, are
   individually compressed.  The compressed files have the suffix -Z as part
   of the filetype field; they should be renamed to have the suffix .Z
   (uppercase Z) when transfered to a Unix system so the uncompress program
   will find them.  The current month's mail is still kept in 68K-ARCHIV.TXT.
   The archives are stored in directory:
      PD2:<ARCHIVES.68K>
   Archive files are available via ANONYMOUS FTP from WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL
   for those with TCP/IP access to the Internet.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Mike Meyer <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for announcements, questions and discussions of a technical
   nature, requests for information, and just about anything else having to do
   with the Ada programming language (ANSI/MIL-STD-1815A-1983).

   Messages are collected and automatically digested on a daily basis for mail
   distribution via SIMTEL20.ARPA.  Individual messages are bidirectionally
   gatewayed with the USENET newsgroup comp.lang.ada.  The list is
   redistributed for BITNet, EARN, and NetNorth via the peered lists
   INFO-ADA@NDSUVM1 and INFO-ADA@FINHUTC on BITNet and EARN; both sites run
   Eric Thomas's LISTSERV.

   Archives of messages can be found on host AJPO.SEI.CMU.EDU in the files
   ~ftp/public/infoada/* (the path name is case-sensitive), and are available
   to DDN users via anonymous FTP.

   All Internet requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].  BITNet, EARN,
   and NetNorth users can subscribe by sending the SUB command with your name;
   for example:
       SEND LISTSERV@host    SUB INFO-APP your_full_name
   or  TELL LISTSERV AT host SUB INFO-APP your_full_name
   To be removed from the list,
       SEND LISTSERV@host    SIGNOFF INFO-APP
   or  TELL LISTSERV AT host SIGNOFF INFO-APP
   where "host" is NDSUVM1 or FINHUTC and "your_full_name" is your name (NOT
   your net address).

   Coordinator: Karl A. Nyberg <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   An unmoderated mailing list for the discussion of Alliant computer systems.
    Software, programming techniques, and bugs are more than welcome.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, etc.,
   should be sent to [e-mail]

   Coordinator: Gene Rackow <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   An informal mailing list intended for general discussion by recipients of
   the Andrew distribution (and implementors of Andrew).  Andrew, a joint
   project of Carnegie Mellon University & IBM, is a prototype computing
   environment for academic and research use under the UNIX operating system.
   There are four main parts to Andrew:

      - The Andrew File System (AFS), a large-scale distributed central
        file system.
      - The Andrew Toolkit (ATK), a toolkit for building complex graphical
        user interface programs in a window-manager independent way
        (currently runs on X11 and the old Andrew window manager)
      - The Andrew Message System (AMS), a multi-media mail and bulletin
        board system compatible with non-multi-media systems
      - The Andrew application programs, a suite of programs that use the
        ATK to provide various useful features.

   Topics can include (but are not limited to):

      - hints about using/building Andrew
      - discussions about desired features, changes, etc.
      - comments about the Andrew distribution (e.g., "it stinks", "it's
        great")
      - questions about the availability/existence of other parts of Andrew

   The mailing list is available in both Andrew multi-media format (if you
   have the AMS up and running) and plain-text format.  By default you will be
   sent plain-text versions of the posts, but you can request a change in
   which version you receive by sending mail to the -Request address.  When
   sending a message to this list, you should feel free to include any
   multi-media images (rasters, animations, etc.) which might help to express
   you question, comment, etc.  Such images will automatically be stripped out
   and replaced by "A picture appeared here" before being redistributed to the
   plain-text recipients.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].  NOTE: All
   subscription requests will also be added to the Info-Andrew-Bugs
   distribution list unless specifically requested not to.

   Coordinator: Adam Stoller <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for reporting bugs/problems with the Andrew distribution.
   (See Info-Andrew entry for more detailed description on what "Andrew" is).
   Official responses to queries and bug reports will be posted to this
   mailing list.  Topics include:

      - problems discovered in building the distribution
      - problems discovered in running parts of the distribution
      - questions about difficulties encountered (even if you're not sure
        they're bugs)

   When sending a message to this list, you should feel free to include any
   multi-media images (rasters, animations, etc.), that might help to clarify
   a bug report.  Such images will automatically be stripped out and replaced
   by "A picture appeared here" before being redistributed to the plain-text
   recipients.

   The list will be moderated, so that all bugs can be tracked and referenced
   with patch files.  We expect that posts will go out to the subscribers
   about once a week, summarizing those reports which have been fixed and
   those still being looked into.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].  NOTE: All
   subscription requests will also be added to the Info-Andrew distribution
   list unless specifically requested not to.

   Coordinator: Adam Stoller <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   APPLE II series user's mailing list.

   Mail archives are kept on host WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL as TOPS20 mail files
   named yymm.n-TXT, where n starts with one and increments by one into
   another file as each file reached 150 disk pages.  To conserve disk space,
   all the mail files in the archive, except for the current year, are
   individually compressed.  The compressed files have the suffix -Z as part
   of the filetype field; they should be renamed to have the suffix .Z
   (uppercase Z) when transfered to a Unix system so the uncompress program
   will find them.  The current month's mail is still kept in
   APPLE-ARCHIV.TXT.  The archives are stored in directory:
      PD2:<ARCHIVES.APPLE>
   Archive files are available via ANONYMOUS FTP from WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL
   for those with TCP/IP access to the Internet.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   INFO-APP@NDSUVM1 is the BITNET/NetNorth/EARN Redistribution for the ARPANET
   list.  BITNET, EARN, or NetNorth subscribers can join by sending the SUB
   command with your name; for example:
       SEND LISTSERV@NDSUVM1    SUB INFO-APP Jon Doe
   or  TELL LISTSERV AT NDSUVM1 SUB INFO-APP Jon Doe
   To be removed from the list,
       SEND LISTSERV@NDSUVM1    SIGNOFF INFO-APP
   or  TELL LISTSERV AT NDSUVM1 SIGNOFF INFO-APP
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   List to facilitate communication between Applebus hardware and software
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   Mailing list dealing with the CCMD package (TOPS-20 COMND% JSYS emulation
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[e-mail]

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   Mailing list for sharing ideas, questions, bug fixes, and so forth
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[e-mail]

   Information and discussion on both 8 and 16-bit versions of the CP/M
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   Over 80 megabytes of public domain software (most of it CP/M) are kept in
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   A forum for users to ask questions and share answers about various topics
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   Coordinator: Rob Locke <[e-mail]>
                          <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discussion of DSEE, a software engineering environment from Apollo in
   wide-spread use by tens of thousands of programmers, on projects up to
   5,000,000 lines of code.

   DSEE elegantly and efficiently solves many common problems -- how to work
   on multiple versions of a program at a time, how to tell when someone has
   made a change you need to know about, how to develop software for multiple
   target machines, how to KNOW the right version of each source file was
   used, etc.

   If all this sounds like hype, join the mailing list, and listen to users.

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   Coordinator: David Lubkin <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for users of the Encore MultiMax computers and Encore Annex
   terminal servers.

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   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Moderator: Dan Burrows <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for System Frameworks.  This group is designed to provide
   information for software tool developers that are responsible for
   integrating heterogenous software products.  This can include in-house and
   vendor supplied.  Usually, the integration of the products is designed to
   provide an environment that makes using the tools easier.  The basic issue
   is to build a `framework' around the tools that provides a common and
   consistent view of the system.  The framework is not limited to homogeneous
   environments, but also can span heterogeneous systems.  Companies like EDA
   and government sponsored projects like EIS are trying to tackle this
   problem.  This group can be viewed as a forum for users and developers to
   voice their opinions on this subject.  Frameworks are common in the area of
   CAD/CAE, CASE and office automation; but they are not limited to only these
   areas.  Topics open for discussion are:

      Tool encapsulation    Data Management             Network Computing
      User Interface        Data Transfer Languages     Tool Portability
      Process Control/Flow  Object Programming          Anything Else

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   Moderator: Louis McDonald <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
...{bu-cs,decvax,necntc,talcott}!encore!info-futures (UUCP)

   Digest to provide a speculative forum for analyzing current and likely
   events in technology as they will affect our near future in computing and
   related areas.  In broad terms, topics of interest include developments in
   both computing research and industry which are likely to affect our
   decision making, particularly decisions we are probably grappling with
   right this minute.  Technologies can change so rapidly that simply
   forecasting for needs within any organization one or two years in advance
   can be extremely difficult, frequently we are forced to provide foundations
   that effectively lock us into a technology for longer periods of time. It
   is hoped the information this list provides can help both the practitioner
   and researcher determine where best to expend resources.

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   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Moderator: Barry Shein <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list covering topics in computer aided molecular biology and of
   particular interest to users and managers of the "Genetics Computer Group"
   software from the University of Wisconsin.

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   can subscribe by sending the above command in the body of a message to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: John Cargill <[e-mail]>
                             <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discussion of Graphics hardware, software, and any topic related to
   graphics.  Basically a free-wheeling exchange of information, much like
   INFO-CPM.

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   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Andy Cromarty <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   A mailing list for Amateur Radio (not CB) operators.  INFO-HAMS is
   gatewayed to/from Usenet's rec.ham-radio so Usenet people will get it
   there.

   Mail archives are kept on host WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL as TOPS20 mail files
   named yymm.n-TXT, where n starts with one and increments by one into
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   all the mail files in the archive, except for the current year, are
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   (uppercase Z) when transfered to a Unix system so the uncompress program
   will find them.  The current month's mail is still kept in HAMS-ARCHIV.TXT.
    The archives are stored in directory:
      PD2:<ARCHIVES.HAMS>
   Archive files are available via ANONYMOUS FTP for those with TCP/IP access
   to the Internet.

   Phil Howard KA9WGN <[e-mail]> also archives the
   INFO-HAMS mailing list on BITNET node UIUCVMD using the LISTSERV mailing
   list server (subscriptions disabled for this).  Users on BITNET may request
   files to be sent to them by sending commands, either by interactive message
   or in the message body by mail, to the address LISTSERV@UIUCVMD.  The
   command to see the current online list of files is:
      INDEX INFOHAMS
   (Note there is no dash "-").  To obtain volume 88 issue 73, send the
   command:
      GET INFOHAMS 88-00073
   INFO-HAMS is a digested mailing list, and each digest is available
   separately from LISTSERV@UIUCVMD.

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   problems, questions, etc., should be sent to
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   Coordinator: Keith Petersen <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This list is for the exchange of subjective comments about high end audio
   equipment and modifications performed to high end pieces.  Techniques used
   to modify equipment especially, but not limited to, vacuum tube electronics
   are exchanged.  Some comments may be subjective or intuitive and may not
   yet have a measurable basis.  Other topics of discussion include
   turntables, arms and cartridges; preamplifiers, headamps and cartridge
   matching; speakers, amplifiers and matching; placement of speakers, and
   room treatments.  Any comments that prevent an open exchange of ideas and
   techniques are not encouraged.

   Archives of projects will be maintained on CSD4.MILW.WISC.EDU and available
   via anonymous FTP.

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   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Cordinator: Thomas Krueger <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   INFO-HZ100 is a forum for discussion concerning topics related to the
   Zenith Z-100 (Heath H-100) family of professional desktop computers.
   Messages are forwarded for immediate redistribution to the main list.
   Distribution is limited to one central mailbox per site.

   Periodically, useful knowledge and items generated from the list and other
   random sources will be edited into a newsletter for distribution to both
   network and non-network interested groups.  Any comments, suggestions,
   help, knowledge, software, ideas, etc., would be greatly appreciated.

   The INFO-HZ100 PD Library of software is available in directory
   PD2:<HZ100> on host WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL.

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   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

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   To make contributions to the list, BitNet subscribers should send mail to
   the ARPANet list name, NOT to the BITNET list name.

   Coordinator: Gern <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Info-IBMPC is a forum for technical discussion of the IBM Personal Computer
   and compatible micro-computers, providing a way for interested members of
   the Internet community to compare notes, ask questions, and share insights
   of a technical nature about these machines.  While it is not primarily a
   consumer's guide to the IBM PC, the digest may also be useful for that
   purpose.

   Messages are collected, edited into digests and distributed as the volume
   of mail dictates (generally twice a week).  All messages regarding hardware
   for IBM PCs, PC and compatibles and software are welcomed; messages on
   other topics will not be run.  In addition, two topics are taboo and are
   routinely edited out: (1) self promotion of products for sale, and (2)
   anything about copy protection.

   An archive of back issues and a program library are available to those with
   FTP access (essentially anyone on the Internet).  Digests are archived at
   WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL in PD2:<ARCHIVES.IBMPC> in <YYMM.1-TXT> format.
   Digests from September 1982 through the current issue are available by
   ANONYMOUS FTP login.

   A library of free software in binary and source code form is maintained at
   SIMTEL20 in directory PD1:<MSDOS> and PD2:<MSDOS2>.  A list of all MS-DOS
   programs available from WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL is contained in
   PD1:<MSDOS>FILES.IDX.  Donations of source code are welcomed.  Donated
   programs must be truly free and public domain, with no fee or contribution
   required or requested, and no license agreement.  To donate a program to
   the library, send a description of the program along with a copy of the
   source code to [e-mail].

   Files may be FTP'ed by logging in to the SIMTEL20 FTP server with username
   ANONYMOUS, password GUEST.  (Although GUEST is a perfectly good password, a
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   without Internet FTP access, a file transfer mechanism has been set up with
   RPIECS.bitnet.  For more details, send a message to
   <[e-mail]> with the first line of 'HELP' or ask the editor
   for the Simtel-Bitnet FTP help file.  Requested files are mailed to those
   users with a VALID Internet return address.

   WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL can be accessed using LISTSERV commands from BITNET
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   For those users on USENET, the Digest is available from newsfeed
   comp.sys.ibm.pc.digest.  Since the current editor does not have a USENET
   feed, please include <[e-mail]> as a CC: address
   on all messages sent to USENET.

   On BITNET, the archives can be obtained from [e-mail] and the
   program library can be obtained from [e-mail].  The
   WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL FTP server may also be reached via
   <[e-mail]>. For more details, send a
   message to the above addresses with the first line of 'HELP'.

   Editor: Gregory Hicks <[e-mail]>

   Former Editors: Billy Brackenridge <[e-mail]>
                   Richard Gillmann <[e-mail]>
                   Eliot Moore <[e-mail]>
                   Phyllis O'Neil

[e-mail]

   INFO-IBMRT is for discussion of the IBM RT Computer and related topics.  If
   traffic warrants, this list may be split into multiple lists (e.g.  AIX,
   UNIX, hardware, et cetera), but for the time being, it will be one list.
   Messages are manually screened to weed out list-maintenance requests and
   then individually remailed.

   Archives are kept on host POLYA.STANFORD.EDU in directory ~ftp/rt.
   Archives are available via anonymous FTP from ARPANET sites only; please
   DON'T do file transfers weekdays between 9am and 5pm (Pacific Time).

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Moderator: James Wilson <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Discussion of issues relating to IDL (the Interface Description Language)
   and IDL-like technologies.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Don Stone ([e-mail])

[e-mail]

   Mailing list focusing on Silicon Graphics Iris workstations and software.
   It's purpose is to stimulate communication and sharing between computer
   science research groups that are using or are interested in these machines.

   An archive of messages is kept on host VGR.BRL.MIL in file:
      <INFO-IRIS>INFO-IRIS.TXT
   For sites with FTP access, the file can be retrieved with user "anonymous"
   and any password.  Public domain software for the Iris submitted by
   Info-Iris readers is kept in directory <INFO-IRIS>; file <INFO-IRIS>DIR is
   an annotated list of the files found there.

   Requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc. should be sent to [e-mail].  Contributors who wish
   never to see error messages from the mailer should specify this address as
   the return-path of their messages.

   Coordinator: Chuck Kennedy <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Kermit is a file transfer protocol developed at Columbia University in New
   York City, USA, for use primarily between micros and mainframes over
   asynchronous serial connections, dialed or direct, over public data
   networks, etc.  Kermit programs that implement this protocol can transfer
   textual as well as binary files over both 7-bit and 8-bit communication
   links, singly or in groups.  As of this writing (May 1989), Kermit programs
   are available for nearly 350 different computers and operating systems.
   The Info-Kermit mailing list is a digest intended for people who maintain
   or install Kermit at their sites, or who are (thinking about) working on a
   new implementation, or who have bugs and/or fixes to report, or who are
   interested in discussing the protocol, and also for Kermit users.  The
   digest is available on Internet, CSNET, MAILNET, BITNET, EARN, USENET,
   CCNET, DEC EASYNET, and any other network gatewayed to the Internet.

   Info-Kermit archives are collected in kermit/e/imail.*, one file (paginaged
   and indexed) per volume, generally 2 volumes per year.  Other Kermit files
   are also available via both Internet and BitNet/EARN and by mail order.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or to
   [e-mail]. You may also subscribe to Info-Kermit automatically
   via LISTSERV.  To do this, send e-mail to [e-mail], containing
   the message text:
      SUBSCRIBE I-KERMIT your name
   To remove yourself from the Info-Kermit LISTSERV distribution list, send a
   message to [e-mail] with the message text:
      UNSUBSCRIBE I-KERMIT

   To make contributions to the list, BITNET subscribers should send mail to
   the Internet list name, NOT to the BITNET list name.

   Moderator: Christine M. Gianone <[e-mail]>
                                    [e-mail]

[e-mail]

   Interest in computers and law.  Mail gets distributed after first being
   manually screened.  Process may involve returning to author for
   clarification and/or other sanitization.

   Archived messages are kept on SRI-CSL at:
   newest messages:  <INFO-LAW>ARCHIVE.TXT
   older messages:   <INFO-LAW>ARCHIVE.001
                     <INFO-LAW>ARCHIVE.002
                     <INFO-LAW>ARCHIVE.003

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Mike Muuss  <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

   A discussion list for the Modula-2 programming language.  Modula-2 is a
   language by Niklaus Wirth which extends the Pascal foundation by providing
   an updated statement syntax (generalized LOOP, EXIT, RETURN, no GOTO),
   separate compilation with a module (compilation unit) broken into
   specification and implementation parts with importing and exporting of
   objects, controlled machine level access, and concurrent programming and
   coroutines.  Modula-2 has most of the power of Ada but is small enough that
   excellent full implementations exist for CP/M 80.

   Contributions may be sent to [e-mail] (from the US) or to
   [e-mail] (from Europe); these are both entry points for the
   same list.

   Currrent messages are archived on host SIMTEL20.ARPA in file
      <ARCHIVES.MODULA-2>MODULA-2-ARCHIV.TXT
   Older messages are in file
      <ARCHIVES.MODULA-2>MODULA-2.ARCHIV.ymmdd
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   Internet.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   For those familiar with Bitnet LISTSERV: You may send requests
   (subscriptions, deletions, looking for mail archives) to the
   LISTSERV@UCF1VM/LISTSERV@DB0TUI11 addresses.

   Coordinators: Jim Ennis <[e-mail]>
                 Thomas Habernoll <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Network interest group for the Apple Macintosh computer. This list is
   SUMEX's contribution to the community of research and instructional
   developers and users of the Macintosh; all submissions of messages and
   programs in this spirit are welcome.

   For those sites with FTP access to SUMEX-AIM, archives for INFO-MAC are
   kept under {SUMEX-AIM}<INFO-MAC>ARCHIVE.<month>, where month =
   feb84,mar84,...jan85,...  Programs submitted to the bulletin board, along
   with documentation files and other references are also stored in
   <INFO-MAC>. With FTP access as user "anonymous" and any password,you can
   bring these files over to your host and download them to your Macintosh.
   "Usenet" and some of the other networks that copy info-mac will see sources
   redistributed at the time they are mentioned in the digest distributions.
   You can in addition, purchase a dump tape of the directory; see the file
   <INFO-MAC>00ORDER.

   <INFO-MAC> is also the repository for the development tools and utilities
   developed at SUMEX and at other universities. The "sumacc" cross compiler
   is also available on tape for a minimal charge: See the file
   <INFO-MAC>SUMACC.ORDER

   Messages to [e-mail] are scanned to filter out any
   list requests, questions previously answered, pure speculation or opinion,
   or message obviously not in line with the stated purpose of the list.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Moderators: Lance Nakata <[e-mail]>
                            <[e-mail]>
               Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>
               Dwayne Virnau <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This mailing list exists for the purpose of discussing issues related to
   the Mach operating system.  Mach is a UNIX BSD4.3 compatible operating
   system based on a message passing architecture that incorporates such
   features as multiprocessor support, lightweight tasking, external pagers,
   and a machine independent vm system.  Mach is being developed at Carnegie
   Mellon University.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Doug Orr <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Information/discussion list on the general interest topic of
   microcomputers.

   Questions/discussions on a particular Operating System, such as CP/M,
   should be addressed to the specific list if one already exists (such as
   [e-mail] for this example).

   Mail archives are kept on host WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL as TOPS20 mail files
   named yymm.n-TXT, where n starts with one and increments by one into
   another file as each file reached 150 disk pages.  To conserve disk space,
   all the mail files in the archive, except for the current year, are
   individually compressed.  The compressed files have the suffix -Z as part
   of the filetype field; they should be renamed to have the suffix .Z
   (uppercase Z) when transfered to a Unix system so the uncompress program
   will find them.  The current month's mail is still kept in
   INFO-MICRO-ARCHIV.TXT.  The archives are stored in directory:
      PD2:<ARCHIVES.INFO-MICRO>
   Archive files are available via ANONYMOUS FTP for those with TCP/IP access
   to the Internet.

   Many megabytes of public domain software are kept in the program archives.
   For a description of these archives, request a copy of the "archive blurb"
   from [e-mail]. All correspondence and
   program archives described here are available to Internet users via FTP
   with user-name ANONYMOUS.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Keith Petersen <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for the discussion of the Minix Operating System, a Version 7
   Unix clone written for IBM Compatible PCs and Atari STs by Andy Tanenbaum
   ([e-mail] or [e-mail]).  The list is gatewayed to the BitNet
   list MINIX-L@NDSUVM1 and the USENET newsgroup comp.os.minix.  Currently,
   all list distribution is handled from the BitNet listserver, which is also
   on the Internet as VM1.NODAK.EDU.

   Archives are kept on VM1.NODAK.EDU in the directory "listserv" in files:
   MINIX-L.LOGyymmw
   where "yy" is the year, "mm" is the numeric month and "w" is an alphabetic
   character from A to E indicating what week of the month.  Several months of
   log files are kept online, the number depending on available disk space.
   Archives are also available from a number of other sources, including a
   mail server.  You can obtain information on these sites by sending mail to
   [e-mail] with text/body:
      GET MINIX INFO MINIX
   and you will be sent the "Minix Information Sheet", which also contains
   other general information on MINIX, such as what versions exist and how to
   order them from Prentice-Hall and a list of machines it is known to work
   with.

   To subscribe to the list, send the following command to
   [e-mail] in the text/body of a message:
      SIGNUP MINIX-L Your_Full_Name
   where "Your_Full_Name" is your real name, not your login Id.

   All other requests, questions, problems, etc., should be sent to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Glen Overby <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Info-Modems is a discussion group of special interest to modem users.  The
   list is gatewayed to/from Usenet newsgroup comp.dcom.modems.

   Mail archives are kept on host WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL as TOPS20 mail files
   named yymm.n-TXT, where n starts with one and increments by one into
   another file as each file reached 150 disk pages.  To conserve disk space,
   all the mail files in the archive, except for the current year, are
   individually compressed.  The compressed files have the suffix -Z as part
   of the filetype field; they should be renamed to have the suffix .Z
   (uppercase Z) when transfered to a Unix system so the uncompress program
   will find them.  The current month's mail is still kept in
   MODEMS-ARCHIV.TXT.  The archives are stored in directory:
      PD2:<ARCHIVES.MODEMS>
   Archive files are available via ANONYMOUS FTP for those with TCP/IP access
   to the Internet.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Keith Petersen <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Mailing list for general discussion of networks, focusing on inter-network
   connectivity.  Questions about connections to particular sites are very
   common, as are discussions of new networks in the US and abroad.

   New archives are maintained on THINK.COM, and can be accessed via anonymous
   ftp as mail/info-nets.archives*.  Archives cannot be mailed, but they are
   available on BITNIC for Bitnet users.  Old archives are not currently
   available, but if demand warrants it may be possible to retrieve them.

   All non-BitNet requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems,
   questions, etc., should be sent to [e-mail].  Multiple
   users at a given site should create a local distribution list and request
   that the local alias be added to the list, in order to reduce the load on
   the THINK.COM mailer.

   There is a BitNet sub-distribution list, INFONETS@BITNIC; BitNet
   subscribers can join by sending the SUB command with your name. For
   example, SEND LISTSERV@BITNIC SUB INFONETS Jon Doe
   To be removed from the list, SEND LISTSERV@BITNIC SIGNOFF
   To make contributions to the list, BitNet subscribers should send mail to
   the ARPANet list name, NOT to the BITNET list name.

   Coordinator: Robert L. Krawitz <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This is a mailing list for discussions about the ISO standard 8613 "Office
   Document Architecture" (also known as the CCITT standard "Open Document
   Architecture". Messages pertaining to the meaning of the standard,
   extensions to it, implementations of it and demonstrations of it are
   appropriate. Also appropriate are discussions of other multimedia document
   representations, such as DSSSL.

   No archives are kept.

   Requests for additions, deletions and changes should be sent to
   [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Mark Sherman <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   This list is intended for people who are interested in the programming
   language Pascal.  Discussions of any Pascal implementation (from mainframe
   to micro) are welcome.

   Mail archives are kept on host WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL as TOPS20 mail files
   named yymm.n-TXT, where n starts with one and increments by one into
   another file as each file reached 150 disk pages.  To conserve disk space,
   all the mail files in the archive, except for the current year, are
   individually compressed.  The compressed files have the suffix -Z as part
   of the filetype field; they should be renamed to have the suffix .Z
   (uppercase Z) when transfered to a Unix system so the uncompress program
   will find them.  The current month's mail is still kept in
   PASCAL-ARCHIV.TXT.  The archives are stored in directory:
      PD2:<ARCHIVES.PASCAL>
   Archive files are available via ANONYMOUS FTP from WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL
   for those with TCP/IP access to the Internet.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

[e-mail]

   This list was started in the 1970's to discuss and begin implementing a
   network of personal computers to extend the advantages of net-mail to the
   large community of personal computer users.  A nearly complete
   specification for the protocol layers and all protocols needed for mail and
   file transferm has been written.  A few partial implementations have been
   done and one complete one.  Recently the list has not been very active,
   although some discussion does occur.

   The archive of old messages is kept on AI.AI.MIT.EDU, in the file
      PCNET;INFPCN ARCHIV
   There is also extensive documentation and partial code which has been
   migrated to backup tapes.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Michael A. Patton <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   INFO-PDP11 is an unmoderated mailing list for discussion of any and all
   issues relating to Digital's PDP-11 series minicomputers and their
   operating systems.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Pat Barron <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Info-Prime is a mailing list for discussion of Prime computers. Discussion
   on Primos, Prime Information, and Primix are all welcome.  There is no
   direct affiliation with Prime computer corporation.  (Prime employees are
   welcome to participate.)

   Archives and Prime related programs are available for FTP from
   prime.nysaes.cornell.edu.  Login ANONYMOUS password GUEST and get the files
   README and FILES for further information.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].  Non-MX groking
   mailers may send to [e-mail] or
   usc!ais1.usc.edu!info-prime-request.

   Coordinator: Bob Larson <[e-mail]>
                           <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   Information on printers.

   No recent archives exist.  Will some volunteer donate space for archives?

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Jon Solomon <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
{ihnp4,convex,seismo,pur-ee)!uiucdcs!uiucuxc!info-proteon  (UUCP)

   For discussions about Proteon network products: the P4200 IP level gateway,
   protocol converters (DECnet <--> TCP/IP, etc), 80 Mbit hardware, etc.
   Discussions about network topologies for making best use of Proteon rings
   will be encouraged.  Other topics include vendor relations, source code
   availability, implementation details, etc.

      [Also see mailing lists V2LNI-PEOPLE (Proteon ring interfaces)
       and P4200 (Proteon gateway products)]

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail] or
   {ihnp4,convex,seismo,pur-ee)!uiucdcs!uiucuxc!info-proteon-request (UUCP).

   There is a BitNet sub-distribution list, INFO-PRO@UIUCVMD; BitNet
   subscribers should still send requests to join to INFO-PROTEON-REQUEST,
   however.

   Coordinator: Paul Pomes <[e-mail]>
                    (UUCP) {ihnp4,seismo,pur-ee,convex}!uiucdcs!uiucuxc!paul
                   (CSNET)  [e-mail]
                  (BITNET)  paul@uiucuxc

[e-mail]

   List for the discussion of Pyramid (the manufacturer, not the shape)
   computers.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   [On CSNet and UseNet, "MARYLAND" is known as "umcp-cs".]

   Coordinator: Mark Weiser <[e-mail]>.

[e-mail]

   Discussions about Solbourne computers, multiprocessor Sun-4 compatible
   workstations and servers.  This is a mail reflector.

   Archives are available to Internet hosts from urth.acsu.buffalo.edu
   (128.205.7.9), using FTP with the anonymous login convention in
   pub/info-solbourne. . . .

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Paul Graham <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]

   A forum in support of the Unisys 5000/80; it is intended to allow the free
   exchange of ideas and suggestions related to the care and feeding of the
   5000/80.  The list is open only to registered host administrators of Sperry
   5000/80 Internet hosts.

   The mail is also archived on host WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL in directory:
      PD2:<ARCHIVES.SPERRY-5000>.

   All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions,
   etc., should be sent to [e-mail].

   Coordinator: Frank Wancho <[e-mail]>

[e-mail]
ihnp4!uwmcsd1!info-tahoe  (UUCP)

   Discussions pertaining to the Tahoe type of CPU.  These include the CCI
   Power 6/32, the Harris HCX/7, and the Sperry 7000 series computers.

   Archives are available to Internet hosts from CSD1.MILW.WISC.EDU
   (192.1