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From: eric@ux.acss.UMN.EDU (Eric D. Hendrickson)
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Subject: DB: add site ux.acss.umn.edu
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Date: 18 Jun 89 04:24:15 GMT
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Archive site ux.acss.umn.edu, University of Minnesota raster archive:
	Most of the rasters in this directory have been viewed and are (I
	think) good, those in the 'not_too_hot' directory are just that. Those
	in the color directory are in color and have only been viewed in black
	and white, if at all. I know nothing about those in the 'unknown'
	directory, for various reasons. There are also some raster utilities.
Also available are usenix87 sources, rfc's, line printer posters, and
	some atari-st programs.
Here are some words that describe what's in the archive:
	raster,usenix87,rfc,posters,atari-st
This archive is administered by Eric D. Hendrickson, eric@ux.acss.umn.edu,
	who submitted the entry on Fri Jun 16 05:05:28 EDT 1989.
The archive is in the Central time zone.
Files tagged with a pattern matching "ftp" can be obtained with ftp.
	The domain name is "ux.acss.umn.edu" and its internet address is
	128.101.63.2. The files are in directory "/pub".

@ADD SITE
NM ux.acss.umn.edu
EN eric@ux.acss.umn.edu (Eric D. Hendrickson) Fri Jun 16 05:05:28 EDT 1989
TM CST
TT University of Minnesota raster archive
AD eric@ux.acss.umn.edu (Eric D. Hendrickson)
MA
CO ftp;ftp;ux.acss.umn.edu;128.101.63.2;/pub;
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KW raster,usenix87,rfc,posters,atari-st
DE Most of the rasters in this directory have been viewed and are (I
DE think) good, those in the 'not_too_hot' directory are just that. Those
DE in the color directory are in color and have only been viewed in black
DE and white, if at all. I know nothing about those in the 'unknown'
DE directory, for various reasons. There are also some raster utilities.
DE
DE Also available are usenix87 sources, rfc's, line printer posters, and
DE some atari-st programs.

@END