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From: nyberg@AJPO.SEI.CMU.EDU (Karl Nyberg)
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Subject: Re: Ascii version of Ada LRM
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Date: 23 Oct 88 11:24:06 GMT
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In article <314@nfsun.UUCP> you write:
>Where do I find an ascii version of the LRM?  It used to be at ISI, I think.

All of the ISI files have been moved to the new AJPO support machine -
ajpo.sei.cmu.edu.  The definitive source for the LRM is the directory
/usr0/users/ftp/public/lrm.   When logging in via anonymous FTP, you are
connected to /usr0/users/ftp.

There are also a number of companies that sell tapes of the various files on
the AJPO machine as well as the SIMTEL machine, from which you could get the
LRM (and other software) if you don't have FTP access.

-- Karl --

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