reiter@aifh.ed.ac.uk (06/07/91)
[General question: do people appreciate my forwarding such announcements, or is it just a waste of bandwidth? -- Ehud ] >From: PEDRO@ohstpy >Date: Wed, 5 Jun 1991 16:37 EDT ####################################################################### # THE GUIDE TO THE LATIN-AMERICAN NETWORKS # # INDEX AND RETRIEVAL INSTRUCTIONS # ####################################################################### Hi! As you probably know, over the last year I have been sending out periodic updates of a list of latin-american mailing lists, with addresses, purposes, and useful tips about how to use them. Fortunately, the list grew pretty big, and by now almost every country of the region is included, in one way or another. So, I accepted the generous offer of the LASPAU administrators to put it on a listserver, and make it accessible to everyone interested in geting it. This will avoid the intense traffic every time I send a list out, and, more important, will save me the time to have to reply to many requests for copies, and will help those with quota limitations, or communication charges. I will, of course, let you know when we are incorporating new updates. HOW TO CONTACT THE LISTSERVER Send an e-mail message to LISTSERV@HARVARDA.BITNET, with the following lines as the only text of your message: GET LISTS GUIDE LASPAU GET LISTS-P GUIDE LASPAU You will automatically receive a copy of the current edition of the Guides. LISTS GUIDE includes lists of general interest, while LISTS-P GUIDE has those lists of professional interest. You can request each of the files individually. To see what other information could have been stored, include in the message the following line: INDEX LASPAU If you have any problems with the listserver, please send a note to the administrators, Cesar Galindo-Legaria (cesar@husc9.bitnet) or Alberto Oliart (oira@bu-pub.harvard.edu). -- Ehud Reiter (e.reiter@edinburgh.ac.uk)