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\begin{thebibliography}{MRose90b}

\bibitem[BKern78]{C.Language}
Brian~W. Kernighan and Dennis~M. Ritchie.
\newblock {\it {The C Programming Language}}.
\newblock {\it Software Series}, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New
  Jersey, {\oldstyle 1978}.

\bibitem[CCITT88]{CCITT.Directory}
{The Directory~---~Overview of Concepts, Models, and Service}.
\newblock International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee,
  December, {\oldstyle 1988}.
\newblock Recommendation X.500.

\bibitem[ISO88]{ISO.Directory}
{Information Processing Systems~---~Open Systems Interconnection~---~The
  Directory~---~Overview of Concepts, Models, and Service}.
\newblock International Organization for Standardization and International
  Electrotechnical Committee, December, {\oldstyle 1988}.
\newblock International Standard 9594-1.

\bibitem[MRose87]{TSAP.on.TCP}
Marshall~T. Rose and Dwight~E. Cass.
\newblock {\it {ISO Transport Services on top of the TCP}}.
\newblock Request for Comments~1006, DDN Network Information Center, SRI
  International, May, {\oldstyle 1987}.

\bibitem[MRose89a]{WPP.Report-1}
Marshall~T. Rose.
\newblock {\it {NYSERNet White Pages Pilot Project: Status Report}}.
\newblock Technical Report~89--12--31--1, NYSERNet, Inc., December, {\oldstyle
  1989}.

\bibitem[MRose89b]{Open.Book}
Marshall~T. Rose.
\newblock {\it {The Open Book: A Practical Perspective on Open Systems
  Interconnection}}.
\newblock Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, {\oldstyle 1989}.
\newblock ISBN 0--13--643016--3.

\bibitem[MRose89c]{WPP.Intro}
Marshall~T. Rose and Martin~L. Schoffstall.
\newblock {\it {An Introduction to a NYSERNet White Pages Pilot Project}}.
\newblock Technical Report, NYSERNet, Inc., August, {\oldstyle 1989}.

\bibitem[MRose90a]{WPP.XWP}
Marshall~T. Rose.
\newblock {\it {An X Window System Interface to the White Pages}}.
\newblock Technical Report~90--04--01--1, Performance Systems International,
  April, {\oldstyle 1990}.

\bibitem[MRose90b]{WPP.Admin}
Marshall~T. Rose.
\newblock {\it {NYSERNet/PSI White Pages Pilot Project: Administrator's
  Guide}}.
\newblock Technical Report, Performance Systems International, {\oldstyle
  1990}.
\newblock (living document).

\bibitem[MRose90c]{WPP.User}
Marshall~T. Rose.
\newblock {\it {NYSERNet/PSI White Pages Pilot Project: User's Handbook}}.
\newblock Technical Report, Performance Systems International, {\oldstyle
  1990}.
\newblock (living document).

\bibitem[SKill88]{QUIPU.Directory}
Stephen~E. Kille.
\newblock {The QUIPU Directory Service}.
\newblock In {\it {Proceedings, Fourth International Symposium on Computer
  Message Systems}}, Einar Stefferud, editor, pages~173--185, September,
  {\oldstyle 1988}.
\newblock Costa Mesa, California.

\bibitem[SKill89a]{String.Addresses}
Stephen~E. Kille.
\newblock {\it {A string encoding of Presentation Address}}.
\newblock Research Note~RN/89/14, Department of Computer Science, University
  College London, February, {\oldstyle 1989}.

\bibitem[SKill89b]{Interim.Addresses}
Stephen~E. Kille.
\newblock {\it {An interim approach to use of Network Addresses}}.
\newblock Research Note~RN/89/13, Department of Computer Science, University
  College London, February, {\oldstyle 1989}.

\bibitem[SKill89c]{QUIPU.Design}
Stephen~E. Kille.
\newblock {\it {The Design of QUIPU}}.
\newblock Research Note~RN/89/19, Department of Computer Science, University
  College London, March, {\oldstyle 1989}.

\bibitem[SKill89d]{thorn-na}
Stephen~E. Kille.
\newblock {\it {The THORN X.500 Naming Architecture}}.
\newblock THORN Project Internal Report~UCL-45, revision 6.1, University
  College London, January, {\oldstyle 1989}.

\bibitem[SKill90]{QUIPU.Manual}
Stephen~E. Kille, Colin~J. Robbins, Michael Roe, and Alan Turland.
\newblock {\it {The ISO Development Environment: User's Manual, Volume 5:
  QUIPU}}.
\newblock February, {\oldstyle 1990}.

\end{thebibliography}

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