Path: utzoo!mnetor!uunet!mcvax!ukc!stl!stc!praxis!gauss!sfr From: sfr@praxis.co.uk (Stephen Rickaby) Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp Subject: Re: Programming languages and tools for HP3000 under MPE V, any Message-ID: <1674@newton.praxis.co.uk> Date: 6 Jan 88 10:11:09 GMT References: <2237@korppi.tut.fi> <2172@cup.portal.com> <2258@korppi.tut.fi> Sender: nobody@praxis.co.uk Reply-To: sfr@praxis.co.uk (Stephen Rickaby) Organization: Praxis Systems plc, Bath, UK Lines: 43 In article <2258@korppi.tut.fi> jja@tut.fi (Ahola Jari) writes: >+ Is that INTEREX something HP supported ? >+ How to contact/get closer information ? > INTEREX is the International Association of Hewlett Packard Computer Users. It is independent of, but supported by, Hewlett Packard itself, (in marked contrast I believe to DECUS, the Digital Equipment equivalent). It supports both 3000 and 1000 series users, and to some extent (growing), 9000 series users. INTEREX publishes a newsletter, technical journals for the 3000 and the 1000 series machines, and supports a contributed software library. My experience has been with the 1000, and at the time I was last in contact the CSL was rapidly increasing in quality and usefulness. The CSL software is not, of course, supported in the usual sense. INTEREX membership is, to a system programmer or manager, good value for money. Cost to my previous employer for corporate membership was app. 350 UK pounds sterling per annum, which included an annual CSL library tape, 2-monthly TC Interface (the 1000-series journal), and all conference reports for the 1000 series. INTEREX are at 680 Almanor Avenue Sunnyvale, California CA 94086-3513 USA (408) 738-4848 but have offices in most countries. There are often national offshoots also. Hope this helps. Steve Rickaby | ,,, Praxis Systems plc | < O_O > 20 Manvers Street, Bath, BA1 1PX, UK | ==( . )== Tel: +44 225 444700 Tx: 445848 PRAXIS G | Prrrouwf, Wackwacka sfr%praxis.uuc@ukc.ac.uk | !mcvax!ukc!praxis!sfr | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- '1$x/\{{[^}]*}\}/\{<1\}/q/' ... do it in lower case, it's more polite.