Annotation of researchv10dc/vol2/ADM/cover.ms, revision 1.1.1.1

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                      2: 10th Edition Manual
                      3: .br
                      4: Volume 2
                      5: .br
                      6: \&
                      7: .br
                      8: 25th September, 1989
                      9: .AU
                     10: Andrew Hume
                     11: .AI
                     12: Room 2C-471
                     13: .MH
                     14: .AB
                     15: This is the final draft copy of volume 2
                     16: (supporting documents)
                     17: of the
                     18: .UX
                     19: programmer's manual.
                     20: Comments are due by October 23, 1989.
                     21: .AE
                     22: .SH
                     23: Introduction
                     24: .PP
                     25: Doug McIlroy and I are preparing a new edition of the manual
                     26: for Research
                     27: .UX .
                     28: Since it is ten years since the last time a volume 2 was printed,
                     29: we thought it appropriate to print one at this time.
                     30: As you would expect, there was a high turnover of papers.
                     31: A good many have been superceded by the growing
                     32: .UX
                     33: literature or by more useful manual entries.
                     34: Many documents have been added to describe some of the many new
                     35: (since the 7th Edition) programs in our
                     36: .UX .
                     37: .PP
                     38: We have made an effort to ensure the papers have a common look and feel.
                     39: This includes a common font (Times Roman), point size, two column format, treatment
                     40: of programs and other literal text, macro package (\f(CW-mpm\fP),
                     41: page balancing and
                     42: use of
                     43: .I prefer
                     44: for all references.
                     45: .SH
                     46: What to look for
                     47: .PP
                     48: Treat this as a final draft (a few exceptions are noted below).
                     49: I seek comments and corrections on all aspects of specific papers.
                     50: Comments on paper selection (why is that in? why isn't that included?)
                     51: will be accepted but would have to be mighty persuasive to change the
                     52: current membership.
                     53: .PP
                     54: The known deficiencies are
                     55: .IP \fIadb\fP 10n
                     56: this paper will be either substantially revised or omitted.
                     57: It is probably not worth marking up.
                     58: .IP \fIucds\fP
                     59: this is (still) incomplete.
                     60: It is probably not worth marking up.
                     61: .IP \fIindex\fP
                     62: this is work in progress that cannot be completed until we have
                     63: frozen all the other papers.
                     64: Lorinda has generated a rough copy to give you the feel
                     65: of what will be generated.
                     66: Comments are welcome but in this case, send them by e-mail
                     67: to Andrew Hume as soon as possible.
                     68: .IP \fIml\fP
                     69: if ready in time, a paper (by Dave McQueen) describing the current implementation
                     70: of ML be included.
                     71: .PP
                     72: Questions can directed to me at
                     73: .CW [email protected]
                     74: or
                     75: .CW research!andrew .
                     76: I would like the marked up copies returned to me at the above address by about
                     77: October 23.
                     78: (It is possible to send them back by reverse charges Fedex; contact me for details.)

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