hubert@spica.ucsb.edu (12/16/90)
Sorry, last posting about the journals' database is not complete.
I have one more e-mail from ACM:
From DCOTTON%ACMVM.BITNET@sbitp.ucsb.edu Tue Nov 20 10:13:41 1990
Dear Mr. Chang:
In reply to your e-mail request for any online sources for JACM
and ACM Transactions, please contact Dialog to access the MATH\SCI data-
base, or STN International's COMPUSCIENCE database (see ad in 1990 ACM
Catalog of Publications, p. 81 for details) or call Taissa Kusma at the
American Mathematical Society (AMS, producer of Math\Sci) at 1-800-556-
7774.
Both databases include material from the GUIDE to Computing Lit-
erature and COMPUTING REVIEWS, our annual bibliography and monthly review
journal. GUIDE contains references from all major ACM journals and pub-
lised SIG proceedings.
If you would like further information about ACM membership and
publications, please contact ACMHELP@ACMVM.BITNET.
Sincerely,
Deborah Cotton, Single Copy Admin.
Hung-Hsien Chang ( Hubert)
P.S:Hubert is not my middle name; it is for the convenience of American friends.bach@jalapeno.cs.wisc.edu (Eric Bach) (12/17/90)
In article <7852@hub.ucsb.edu> hubert@spica.ucsb.edu () writes: > contact Dialog to access the MATH\SCI database ... Three quick comments here: 1. Besides Computing Reviews, MATH/SCI also contains Mathematical Reviews from ~ 1975 on. 2. Many libraries have the CD-ROM version of Math Reviews. 3. Math Reviews does not review FOCS/STOC/etc articles individually, but they do list the article titles, so you can search for them. --Eric Bach bach@cs.wisc.edu