dfs@cs.brown.edu (David Sklar) (08/24/90)
The UNIX/X11r4 version is available via FTP. Send email to graphtext@cs.brown.edu and place "Software-Distribution" in the subject line. The PC (Turbo-C) and Macintosh (THINK C/Pascal) versions will be available officially from Addison-Wesley in mid-October. Beta versions for the PC and Mac, for academic adopters of the textbook, are available now. If you are interested in the Mac beta, please email graphtext@cs.brown.edu and place "Help" in the subject line. You will receive a file containing a questionnaire concerning your site's setup. Send the completed q-nnaire to: dfs@cs.brown.edu If you are interested in the PC beta, simply email to: dfs@cs.brown.edu
ellenberger@tle.enet.dec.com (My name is...) (08/26/90)
In article <48139@brunix.UUCP>, dfs@cs.brown.edu (David Sklar) writes... >The UNIX/X11r4 version is available via FTP. >Send email to graphtext@cs.brown.edu and place "Software-Distribution" >in the subject line. I'm confused by the Copyright that appears on these sources. You've posted their location to the world, but the text of the headers makes it sound like they're "owned" by Addison-Wesley and we're supposed to be paying $$ for them unless we're a prof that has "selected" the Foley et. al. text for our class. Whats really going on here? Can we install them on our machine(s)? Can we redistribute them? I'm not a professor (and have no ambition to become one).