RAYBRO%HOLON@utrcgw.utc.com ("William R Brohinsky", ay) (02/25/91)
Here's the best way to get Bill CHeswick's Permuted Index: _____________________________________________________________________________ send your mail address to court@research.att.com and ask for CSTR 145. We are happy to send out copies. ches ----------------------------------------------------------------------- In a later posting, ches mentions that the index is not available in machine readable form. This is not really such a problem: the index comes in a very nice AT&T cover, double-sided. This information is best used in the form provided. If you think you need to use the info he's already compiled for some purpose other than reproducing the index, contact him at: ches@research.att.COM and negotiate! I'll include the message I sent to him, for documentation's sake. Note that the swamping consisted of about 6 requests before I sent this missive, and another 8 or so, today. Note also that the address above is a mailing address, not an e-mail address! raybro -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ Bill, Now, I've done it. I mentioned your [excellent, I might add] permuted index on bitnet's info-TeX list, and have been swamped by requests to `send [someone] a copy'. I'd like to post the particulars of how to get a copy from AT&T. Could you tell me that so I can make sure it's right? If AT&T works anything like we do here, interest in this document will help promote further work in the area, or at least justify doing the work in the first place. This is the primary reason I'd prefer to see people requesting copies from AT&T. raybro William (Ray) Brohinsky United Technologies Research Center E. Hartford, CT (203)727-7746