3.603 current hardware; Brunet's HyperBase (43)
Willard McCarty (MCCARTY@vm.epas.utoronto.ca)
Wed, 18 Oct 89 19:03:50 EDT
Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 3, No. 603. Wednesday, 18 Oct 1989.
(1) Date: Wed, 18 Oct 89 10:14 MET (14 lines)
From: "Pieter Masereeuw" <PIETER%UVAALF.SURFNET@HASARA5.BITNET>
Subject: Current Hardware
(2) Date: 18 October 1989, 15:37:32 EDT (9 lines)
From: ANDREWO at UTOREPAS (Andrew Oliver)
Subject: Stylistic/linguisitic analysis on the Macintosh
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Date: Wed, 18 Oct 89 10:14 MET
From: "Pieter Masereeuw" <PIETER%UVAALF.SURFNET@HASARA5.BITNET>
Subject: Current Hardware
I think the hardware situation in our Faculty (University of Amsterdam,
Faculty of Arts) is fairly representative for what other Dutch Humanists
use. We use: PC's (clones), Macintoshes (Plus) and 10 MHz ATs. As minicomputers
we own a Data General MV/4000 and a Digital Vax-cluster (running under VMS)
consisting of a VAX 8250, MicroVax 3300, Workstation 2000 and 3100. For the
ATs, the VAX 8250 serves as a disk- and file-server with Digital PCSA-network
software.
Pieter Masereeuw
University of Amsterdam
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Date: 18 October 1989, 15:37:32 EDT
From: ANDREWO at UTOREPAS (Andrew Oliver)
Subject: Stylistic/linguisitic analysis on the Macintosh
A minor correction to Karin Flikeid's comments about Etienne Brunet's
demo at the Dynamic Text Conference of his Hyperbase programme. Brunet
not only said that his wonderful programme is likely to be marketed by
Apple but also that Jacques Dendien will likely be developing an MSDOS
version of it (I can't wait to get my hands on it!).