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ANU-SocSci-Netlore
Version 2.1	June 1993 - records are now retrieved via their headlines
Version 2.0	April 1993
Version 1.0	May 1992

A loose collection (1,030Kb strong) of documents, notes, hints, solutions,
addresses and other net-lore dealing with the information resources, e-mail
and
networking procedures of significance to academic researchers in the fields
of
the Social Sciences, the Arts and the Humanities. 

The dbase is continuosly updated with new materials being added approx. at
fortnightly intervals.

This WAIS server was created by the Coombs Computing Unit, ANU
[S. Batt, T.M. Ciolek, R. Hurle, Y. Pittelkow, D. Ritchie, H. Walker, D.
Whaite] on the basis of documents deposited with the Coombspapers Social
Sciences Research Data Bank, Research Schools of Social Sciences and
Pacific Studies, Australian National University,  Canberra ACT
0200.  Phone: +61 6 249 4600; fax: +61 6 257 1893; email:
wais@coombs.anu.edu.au

Dbase editor: Dr T. Matthew Ciolek  tmciolek@coombs.anu.edu.au

Keywords:
AARnet, Australia, BITNET, CIS, Coombspapers, EARN, Eastern Europe,
Internet,
Janet (Joint Academic Network), REACH (Research and Educational
Applications of
Computers in the Humanities), Western Europe, addresses, anonymous ftp
facilities, archie,
archive, archives, bulletin boards, campus wide information systems,
connectivity, data
banks, databases, dbases, e-journals, fonts, gopher servers, japanese
script (kanji &
kana), listservs, mailing lists, networking, networks, oriental religions
(Buddhism, Taoism, Shamanism, Zen), resources for the humanists, telnet,
text
archives.
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