Invitation to companies wishing to support the PAL users

Invitation to companies wishing to support the PAL users

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PAL Alternate Sources Tree
Richard Conn, 8 June 1993
conn@wuarchive.wustl.edu
 
This tree contains information about companies that provide support in
some way to the PAL user community through value-added services and products.
 
Examples of such services are:
  1. The donation of equipment to Washington University at St. Louis
     that is used by PAL
  2. The sale of consulting services to the PAL user community to answer
     questions about PAL and help users locate items they are looking for
     in PAL or other resources
 
Examples of such products are:
  1. The sale of CDROMs, magnetic tapes, floppy disks, etc., that contain
     a copy of PAL in an alternate form, making it possible for people
     who do not have Internet or email archive server access to obtain
     a copy of the items in PAL
  2. The sale of computer accounts that place users on the Internet so
     they can access PAL
 
Companies wishing to be added to this tree are invited to send email
describing their services or products to me at the above email address.
I will work with them to provide "free advertising" space in PAL under
this tree so users of PAL can be made aware of their services and
products.  I reserve the right to edit material provided by these
companies in the event that this material violates some known law,
public sensibilities, or the like.
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Richard Conn, ASR and PAL Manager  |  conn@wuarchive.wustl.edu

Re: Invitation to companies wishing to support the PAL users

[David Helken]

Thank you, Rick. This tree is very close to the notion of a moderated
comp.lang.Ada.announce board I described earlier this year. I am not a vendor,
but a user, and would like to know how to get additional information about your
services. In particular, I have no ftp access to internet and so feel like I'm
on the outside of the candy store looking in. I want to look over that tree of
yours but how?

	Dave