troch@pilot.njin.net (Rod Troch) (08/08/90)
I remember reading about an ftp site that had the bible available for
the next machine.
Unfortunately I can not recall the site. I am hoping someone can tell
me from which site it is ftp accessable.
Thanks,
Rod
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compuserve : 75335.544@compuserve.comjohn@math.utexas.edu (John R. Schutz) (08/08/90)
troch@pilot.njin.net (Rod Troch) writes: >I remember reading about an ftp site that had the bible available for >the next machine. I don't think so. As far as I know, only the REVIEW of the NeXT bible is available for ftp. Check for it on cc.purdue.edu (not sure about that thought). john -- | John R. Schutz | Internet: john@csrnxt1.ae.utexas.edu | | Center for Space Research | NeXTmail: ditto | | Programmer (NeXT) | THENET : UTCSR::JOHN | | Etc. | Standard disclaimer |
john@math.utexas.edu (John R. Schutz) (08/09/90)
*APOLOGY!* I am sorry! I posted hastily about there being no bible for the NeXT without getting all the facts. I had assumed we were talking about the NeXT Bible (the book) but it was supposed to be the King James' version of the bible. I APOLOGIZE PROFUSELY!!!! troch@pilot.njin.net (Rod Troch) writes: >Unfortunately I can not recall the site. I am hoping someone can tell >me from which site it is ftp accessable. You can pick up the KJB from cs.ubc.ca (137.82.8.5). I forget the directory, but if you cannot find it, mail me and I will tell you. >Thanks, >Rod Sure...SORRY SORRY SORRY ABOUT THE MISUNDERSTANDING HERE! john -- | John R. Schutz | Internet: john@csrnxt1.ae.utexas.edu | | Center for Space Research | NeXTmail: ditto | | Programmer (NeXT) | THENET : UTCSR::JOHN | | Etc. | Standard disclaimer |
morrison@cs.ubc.ca (Rick Morrison) (08/10/90)
The King James version of the bible as it originally appeared on the
simtel archives is available in rtf format suitable for inclusion in
the NeXT digital library. It is available, by anon FTP only, from
cs.ubc.ca in directory next/literature/kingjames. Grab all files in
that directory. I don't know if it is available at other sites.
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(604) 228-5010dadler@blake.acs.washington.edu (David Adler) (08/14/90)
I obtained the King James version from UBC although I don't remember the exact IP address or directory, try contacting: Rick Morrison UBC Dept. of Computer Science Vancouver, B.C. Canada for further info. -- David A. Adler University of Washington Pathology SM-30 Seattle, WA 98195