stevenz@carr.UUCP (Steven Zepp) (04/12/88)
I am currently working with Ruth King, a linguistics professor at York
University, Toronto, on her socio-linguistic research project on
Acadian French. Since the majority of her work is manipulating texts,
she is looking for a concordance program. Most of her colleagues use
the Oxford Concordance Program (OCP), so this is by far her first
choice.
York University has a copy of the OCP for the VAX, but since VAX
accounts are assigned politically by department here, she cannot have
access to one of these machines. The York Computing Services
department has offered her a UNIX account provided she can find a copy
of the OCP to run on UNIX.
Here's where we need help. Is there a version of the Oxford
Concordance Program for UNIX, and if so, how and where could we get
it? How much does it cost? etc. Please send any information you have
(via e-mail or paper-mail) to either Ruth or me at the addresses
below.
Thanks in advance!
Steven
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Ruth King (416) 736-5016 ext. 8731
Department of Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
S505A Ross Building
York University RKING@YORKVM1.BITNET
4700 Keele Street RKING@VM1.YORKU.CA
Downsview, Ontario (Canada)
M3J 1P3
Steven Zepp (416) 736-5376
Computer-Assisted Writing Centre
530 Scott Library {utzoo, mnetor, utgpu}!yunexus!writer!stevenz
York University stevenz@writer.UUCP
4700 Keele Street stevenz@writer.yorku.ca
Downsview, Ontario (Canada)
M3J 1P3