Concurrency in Ada Errata in word format not Post script format

Concurrency in Ada Errata in word format not Post script format

[ME]

Does anyone know of a Word format of Concurrency in Ada errata? I have been 
suffering with this book for years now. 

Re: Concurrency in Ada Errata in word format not Post script format

[Larry Kilgallen]

In article <11sm6cfebhs1a97@corp.supernews.com>, "ME" <abcdefg@nonodock.net> writes:
> Does anyone know of a Word format of Concurrency in Ada errata? I have been 
> suffering with this book for years now. 

Is there reason to believe the authors of Concurrency in Ada would
choose word for their revisable format ?

Is there reason to believe the authors of Concurrency in Ada would
release their work in revisable format ?

There can be a very good reason for choosing Postscript.

Re: Concurrency in Ada Errata in word format not Post script format

[Adrien Plisson]

ME wrote:
> Does anyone know of a Word format of Concurrency in Ada errata? I have been 
> suffering with this book for years now. 

if you are talking about "Concurrency in Ada (2nd edition)" by Alan 
Burns and Andy Wellings (ISBN: 0-521-62911-X), the errata can be found 
in HTML here:
http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~andy/CIAerrata.html

well, the index is in a PostScript file...

since you want a Word file, i assume you are on Windows. on Windows you 
can read a ps file using Ghostscript/GSView (although this software is 
not easy).

you can also convert from a ps file to a pdf file online using for example:
http://www.ps2pdf.com/

-- 
rien

Re: Concurrency in Ada Errata in word format not Post script format

[ME]

The reason simply is to be able to read it so that I can get what I though 
that I had paid for. The index is in Postscript. It seems logical that if 
you make a blunder of that magnitude then you should post the correction in 
a widely readable format like plain text for gosh sakes! The main text 
Errata is in html ,which I already printed out, but the index is in 
Postscript. Go figure.
"Larry Kilgallen" <Kilgallen@SpamCop.net> wrote in message 
news:qDbrWAHpVmj3@eisner.encompasserve.org...
> In article <11sm6cfebhs1a97@corp.supernews.com>, "ME" 
> <abcdefg@nonodock.net> writes:
>> Does anyone know of a Word format of Concurrency in Ada errata? I have 
>> been
>> suffering with this book for years now.
>
> Is there reason to believe the authors of Concurrency in Ada would
> choose word for their revisable format ?
>
> Is there reason to believe the authors of Concurrency in Ada would
> release their work in revisable format ?
>
> There can be a very good reason for choosing Postscript. 

Re: Concurrency in Ada Errata in word format not Post script format

[ME]

Thanks Adrien, I did just that.
"Adrien Plisson" <aplisson-news2@stochastique.net> wrote in message 
news:43cb6308$0$32190$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be...
> ME wrote:
>> Does anyone know of a Word format of Concurrency in Ada errata? I have 
>> been suffering with this book for years now.
>
> if you are talking about "Concurrency in Ada (2nd edition)" by Alan Burns 
> and Andy Wellings (ISBN: 0-521-62911-X), the errata can be found in HTML 
> here:
> http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~andy/CIAerrata.html
>
> well, the index is in a PostScript file...
>
> since you want a Word file, i assume you are on Windows. on Windows you 
> can read a ps file using Ghostscript/GSView (although this software is not 
> easy).
>
> you can also convert from a ps file to a pdf file online using for 
> example:
> http://www.ps2pdf.com/
>
> -- 
> rien
>