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From: ian@omega.theory.cs.psu.edu (Ian Parberry)
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Subject: (useful) files available
Keywords: book errata, referee's guide, speaker's guide
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Date: 9 Nov 89 19:02:07 GMT
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Electronic copies of the Errata for my book "Parallel Complexity Theory",
a speaker's guide for students in theoretical computer science, and a guide
for new referees in theoretical computer science are available.  These
items may be distributed free of charge provided you don't do it for profit.
(Please respect my rights as owner of the copyright to these documents - no
monkeying around with the files once you get them.)

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The following files are available:

book-details	Publication details for the book "Parallel Complexity Theory"
errata.tex	Errata for "Parallel Complexity Theory"
index		This file
instructions	How to send for a file (but you know that anyway)
referee.tex	A guide for new referees in theoretical computer science
speaker.tex	How to present a paper in theoretical computer science