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I think Tony is confusing a current publication with an earlier one that I
think no longer exists. The former, if I recall correcly is a slick-looking
magazine with highly technical articles. The latter, on buff-colored paper
had good papers, but not nearly so technical and lab-oriented as the
former.
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Tony Furnivall <[log in to unmask]> on 08/28/98 09:42:23 AM
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Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] FW: MPE/IX
At 09:18 AM 8/28/98 -0400, "Ciesinski, Charles" wrote:
>Jim Kramer refers to an older publication called the HP Journal. Several
>weeks ago we were asking about
>back versions of INTERACT being put onto an archive facility, CDROM. How
>about adding the older
>HP Journal to our request list?
This would probably not be appropriate for this list. The HP Journal is a
great in-depth hournal of HPs R&D activities. If you want an idea of the
content, go to the URL cited by Stan earlier. However, the 'depth' falls
somewhere between "Nature" and a PhD thesis, with few of the general-public
concessions of, say Scientific American! I subscribe to it, but can
generally only follow about 5% of the discussion!
Tony
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