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From: Ben Brosgol <brosgol@world.std.com>
Subject: Tri-Ada papers on the web? (was Re: Learning Windows 95 programming
 with Ada?)
Date: 1997/12/11
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Date: 1997-12-11T00:00:00+00:00
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Tom Moran wrote:
> 
> >> While waiting for that book, may I modestly suggest section 3 of
> >> "CLAW, a High Level, Portable, Ada 95 Binding for Microsoft Windows"
> >> by Randall Brukardt and myself in the TriAda '97 conference
> >> proceedings?
> 
> >Are these proceedings available on the web ?
>   Apparently not, unless ACM or SIGAda posts them somewhere.  I
> believe there is a clause in the agreement specifically allowing
> "limited non-commercial" posting, as long as the ACM copyright notice
> is included, etc.  A web site doesn't sound very limited.  Sorry.
> Guess you'll have to wait for that book after all.

Although the Tri-Ada proceedings as a whole are not on the web, authors
who want to make their papers available on their own web site can
request permission to do so from ACM.  I suspect that such requests will
be granted without any hassle -- if not, let me know and I'll see what I
can do.

Ben Brosgol, Aonix
Chair, ACM SIGAda
brosgol@aonix.com