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Arrangements for the

(J31028) 27-AUC74 Distribution* /KWACf

JHB 27-AUG-74 17*55 31028 Architect's Seminar

17*55* Titie* Author(s)* James H, Bair/JHB* Sue-Collections* SRI-ARC KWAC * Clerk* FEEDf

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P F 3 * S E P # 7 4 1 0 8 0 4 3 1 0 3 1 A T & T

D a t e s S e p t , 3 * 1 9 7 4 , 1

M e m o t o ! L a r r y D a y 2

M e m o f r o m ! P h i l i p F e l d m a n 3

S u b j e c t : C r o s s I m p a c t C o n s u l t a t i o n G i v e n t o A T & T 4

T h e p u r p o s e o f t h e f o l l o w i n g n e m o i s t o r e c o r d a n a d h o c a r r a n g e m e n t i n w h i c h A T & T i s o b t a i n i n g c o n s u l t a t i o n a d v i c e f r o m t h e B u s i n e s s P l a n n i n g G r o u p : 5

1 ) M r , D , G a r v e y a n d M r , S , T h a n g a v e l u P h o n e d P h i l F e l d m a n o n s e v e r a l o c c a s i o n s i n e a r l y A p r i l t o e n q u i r e a s t o t h e r e l a t i v e s t r e n g t h s a n d w e a k n e s s e s o f s e v e r a l a p p r o a c h e s t o c r o s s i m p a c t , e s p e c i a l l y t h o s e b a s e d o n J u l i u s K a n e ' s a p p r o a c h a n d M u r r a y T u r o f t ' s v e r s i o n , b

2 ) W h i l e a t a c o n f e r e n c e i n N e w * o r k , P h i l F e l d m a n m e t w i t h M r , 5 , T h a n g a v e l u , M r , D , G a r v e y , M r , J , H o w i e t t a n d M r , J , G r i f f i n a t A T & T o n A p r i l 2 4 , I t w a s g e n e r a l l y a g r e e d t h a t i t w o u l d b e m u t u a l l y b e n e f i c i a l t o c o - o p e r a t e b y h a v i n g a c r o s s i m p a c t p r o g r a m t r a n s m i t t e d t o A T & T i n r e t u r n f o r a c c e s s t o t h e r e s u l t s o f a n y e x e r c i s e s u s i n g t h e p r o g r a m , 7

l )The program l i s t ing and accompanying cards were sent to 5 , T h a n g a v e i u o n M a y 1 3 , 8

M r , D , G a r v e y d i s c o v e r e d t h a t a c o r p o r a t e p l a n n i n g g r o u p a t A T & T w a s i n t e r e s t e d i n a p p l y i n g c r o s s i m p a c t i n t h e p o l i c y a r e a a n d a r r a n g e d a m e e t i n g i n M o n t r e a l f o r J u l y 2 9 , P r e s e n t w e r e M r , J , w a n q e l i n , M r , C , S t u b b s , M r , M , F r i d u s s , M r , D , G a r v e y a n d M r , J , G r i f f i n , a l o n g w i t h P h i l F e l d m a n a n d D o n A t k i n s o n , 9

A s a r e s u l t o f t h e m e e t i n g , t h e p o l i c y g r o u p s i g n i f i c a n t l y a l t e r e d i t s a p p r o a c h t o t a k e i n t o a c c o u n t c e r t a i n r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s o a s e d o n t h e B p G e x p e r i e n c e , a l a r g e m a t r i x d e s c r i b i n g t h e p o l i c y e n v i r o n m e n t o f A T & T w a s t r a n s m i t t e d t o t h e B p G o n A u g , , 1 4 a n d s u i t a b l y m a n i p u l a t e d w i t h o u r e x i s t i n g c o m p u t e r p r o g r a m , T h e r ® s u i t s w e r e d i s c u s s e d a n d a n a l y s e d i n M o n t r e a l b y P h i l F e l d m a n a n d M r , J , W a n g e i i n o n A u g u s t . 3 Q , 1 0

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PF 3-5EP-74 10:06 31032 AT&T

CJ31032) 3.SEF-74 10:06 ? Title; Authorfs): Phil Feidran/PFf Distribution: /PF LHD Dâ KSHJ Sub-Co!iactionsS NIC; Clerk: PFj

P F 3 - S E P " 7 4 1 0 1 0 6 3 1 0 3 2 A T & T

D a t e : s e p t , 3 , 1 9 7 4 , 1

M e m o t o ; L a r r y D a y 2

M e m o f r o m ; P h i l i p F e l d m a n 3

S u b j e c t ; C r o s s i m p a c t C o n s u l t a t i o n G i v e n t o A T & T 4

T h e p u r p o s e o f t h e f o l l o w i n g m e m o i s t o r e c o r d a n a d h o c a r r a n g e m e n t i n w h i c h A T & T I s o b t a i n i n g c o n s u l t a t i o n a d v i c e f r o m t h e B u s i n e s s P l a n n i n g G r o u p ; 5

1 ) M r , D s G a r v e y a n d M r , S , T h a n g a v e l u p h o n e d P h i l F e l d m a n o n s e v e r a l o c c a s i o n s i n e a r l y A p r i l t o e n q u i r e a s t o t h e r e l a t i v e s t r e n g t h s a n d w e a k n e s s e s o f s e v e r a l a p p r o a c h e s t o c r o s s i m p a c t # e s p e c i a l l y t h o s e b a s e d 0 n J u l i u s K a n e ' s a p p r o a c h a n d M u r r a y T u r o f f ' s v e r s i o n , 6

2 ) W h i l e a t a c o n f e r e n c e i n N e w X o r k , P h i l F e l d m a n m e t w i t h M r , 3 , T h a n g a v e l u , M r , D , G a r v e y , M r , J , H o w i e t t a n d M r , J , G r i f f i n a t A T & T o n A p r i l 2 4 , I t w a s g e n e r a l l y a 9 r ® e d t h a t i t w o u l d b e m u t u a l l y b e n e f i c i a l t o c o - o p e r a t e b y h a v i n g a c r o s s i m p a c t p r o g r a m t r a n s m i t t e d t o A T & T i n r e t u r n f o r a c c e s s t o t h e r e s u l t s o f a n y e x e r c i s e s u s i n g t h e p r o g r a m , 7

3 ) T h e p r o g r a m l i s t i n g a n d a c c o m p a n y i n g c a r d s w e r e s e n t t o S , T h a n g a v e l u o n M a y 1 3 , 8

M r , D , G a r v e y d i s c o v e r e d t h a t a c o r p o r a t e p l a n n i n g g r o u p a t A T & T w a s i n t e r e s t e d i n a p p l y i n g c r o s s i m p a c t i n t h e p o l i c y a r e a a n d a r r a n g e d a m e e t i n g i n M o n t r e a l f o r J u l y 2 9 , P r e s e n t w e r e M r , J , w a n q e l i n , M r , C , S t u b b s , M r , M , F n d u s s , M r , D » G a r v e y a n d M r , J , G r i f f i n , a l o n g w i t h P h i l F e l d m a n a n d D o n A t k i n s o n , 9

A s a r e s u l t o f t h e m e e t i n g , t h e p o l i c y g r o u p s i g n i f i c a n t l y a l t e r e d i t s a p p r o a c h t o t a k e i n t o a c c o u n t c e r t a i n r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s b a s e d o n t h e B P G e x p e r i e n c e , a l a r g e m a t r i x d e s c r i b i n g t h e p o l i c y e n v i r o n m e n t o f A T & T w a s t r a n s m i t t e d t o t h e s p G o n A u g , H a n d s u i t a b l y m a n i p u l a t e d w i t h o u r e x i s t i n g c o m p u t e r p r o g r a m . T h e r e s u l t s w e r e d i s c u s s e d a n d a n a l y s e d i n M o n t r e a l b y P h i l F e l d m a n a n d M r , J , W a n g e i i n o n A u g u s t 3 0 , 1 0

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MIKE 3-SEP-74 13837 31033 copy of feedback response to iIKE query on message names

(j31033) 3-SEP-74 13137f Title? AUthor(s)? Michael T. Bedford/MIKE?

Distribution? /FAN MIKE ? Sub-Collections? NIC; Clerk? MIKE ?

M I K E 3 " S E P " ? 4 I 3 J 3 7 3 1 0 3 3 c o p y o f f e e d b a c k r e s p o n s e t o m i k f q u e r y o n m e s s a g e n a m e s

h e ' s g e t t i n g p r e t t y s p r y i n b i s o l d a g e ; r e s p o n s e s a r e f a s t e r t b a n e v e r ; h a v e n ' t c h e c k e d o n t h e a c c u r a c y y e t - - m i k e

MIKE 3«SEP«74 1 3 S 37 31033 copy of feedback response to MIKE auery on message names

Mike, can't *iait till you're using the new NLS so that we can do something about bugs that bite you, The only wayto use names other than ,NAME is *name which should take you tothe next occurrence from you the current location, When you use name in file with a number of similar names , it will take you to a seemingly random order unless you output file to new version, (This 1 consider a bud, although some programmers may disagree with me,) Your other question may not be resolvable, but I'll take it to programmer and see what I can find out, How would you like to be one of the first to Use new NLS? Like in a week or so,,. Kidding aside, it would be a great oportunity tor us to tind out about bugsj Anyway, more later, Jim

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P r o p o s a l t o r a ' L i b r a r y ' F i l e E J K 4 - S E F - 7 4 1 4 : 2 3 3 1 0 3 4

C J 3 1 0 3 4 ) 4 - S F F - 7 4 1 4 s 2 3 j T i t l e : A u t h o r ( s i : E d m u n d J , K e n n e d y / E J K j

S u b - C o l l e c t i o n s ; F A D C j C l e r k ; E ' J K j O r i g i n : < K E N N E C X > L I B P A H Y , N L S I 1 T 2 2 - A U G - 7 4 1 0 : 3 5 E J K I

EJK 4-SEP-74 14:23 31034 Proposal for a 'Library' File

INSTRUCTIONS 1

All new iterrs will be entered in trie following branch called ENTRY, The format will be the following: ib

AUTHOR lbl Title Ibid Periodical Name And Date And Fanes (If A Reprint) lblb Location Iblc

If there are several items to be entered at the same time it is Preferable to type them all in lower case and then xset, rather than to try to type them on the machine properly* lc They should be edited to insure correctness, the AUTHORS set in UPPER CASE and the Rest Of The Material in uppercase initials, Id After insuring correctness each branch should be copied and then the statements containing the author(s) and the title should be transposed, le Where there are two authors the entire original branch should be copied and in that copy only the authors should be transposed using the transpose text command, it Then the items should be copied into the AUTHOR and TITLE branches below, This is best done on the IMLAC, *9 The best procedure is to JUMP to ITEM, bug the first item in the plex under ENTRY using the viewspec x, You can start by moving the branches or groups into the AUTHOR branch, down of course, lh If you complete the authors first, you will be left with the titles, ther you can move the plex containing Just the titles into the TITLES branch, down, Ji

ENTRY 2 AUTHOR 3

ANKENBRANDT, F, L, 3a

Electronic Maintainability - Vol 3 3ai EJK Office 3a2

BERNARD, EUGENE E, AND KARE, MQRLEY R, 3b

Biological prototypes And synthetic systems 3bl EJK Office 3b2

COHEN, MORRIS R, AND NAGEL, ERNEST 3c

introduction To Logic And scientific Method, An 3cl EJK Office 3c2

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E J K 4 - S E P « 7 4 1 4 : 2 3 3 1 0 3 4 P r o p o s a l f o r a ' L i b r a r y ' F i l e

C O M M I T T E E O N C O L O R l M E T R Y - O P T I C A L S O C I E T Y O F A M E R I C A 3 d

T h e S c i e n c e O f C o l o r 3 d l E J K O f f i c e 3 d 2

L E A V I T T , H A R O L D J « 3 e

M a n a g e r i a l P s y c h o l o g y 3 e i E J K O f f i c e ( N O T E : T h i s b o o k i s f r o m t h e U S C c o u r s e b u t i t i s p e r s o n a l p r o p e r t y # H o w e v e r # i t w i l l b e l o a n e d t o R E S P O N S I B L E p e o p l e o n r e q u e s t ) 3 e 2

L E A V I T T # H A R O L D J , A N D P O N D Y # L O U I S R , 3 f

R e a d i n g s i n M a n a g e r i a l P s y c h o l o g y 3 f i E J K O f f i c e ( N O T E : T h i s b o o k i s f r o m t h e U S C c o u r s e b u t i t i s p e r s o n a l p r o p e r t y . H o w e v e r # i t w i l l b e l o a n e d t o R E S P O N S I B L E p e o p l e o n r e a u e s t ) 3 * 2

M C G E Q C H # J O H N A , 3 g

p s y c h o l o g y O f H u m a n L e a r n i n g # T h e 3 g i E J K O f f i c e 3 g 2

M I T R O F F # I A N I , w i t h T U R O F F # M U R R A Y 3 n

T h e W h y s B e h i n d T h e H o w s 3 h l I E E E S p e c t r u m V o l 1 0 , N o , 3 M a r 7 3 P p 6 2 - 7 1 3 h 2 E J K O f f i c e 3 h 3

M O R S E , P H I L I P M , 3 i

Q u e u e s # i n v e n t o r i e s A n d M a i n t e n a n c e • T h e A n a l y s i s O f O p e r a t i o n a l S y s t e m s W i t h V a r i a b l e D e m a n d A n d S u p p l y 3 i i E J K O f f i c e 3 1 2

N A G E L # E R N E S T A N D C O H E N , M O R R I S R , 3 j

I n t r o d u c t i o n T o L o g i c A n d S c i e n t i f i c M e t h o d # A n 3 j i E J K O f f i c e 3 j 2

P O N D Y , L O U I S R , A N D L E A V I T T # H A R O L D J , 3 k

R e a d i n g s i n M a n a g e r i a l P s y c h o l o g y 3 k l E J K O f f i c e 3 k 2

S K I N N E R B , F , 3 1

B e h a v i o r O f O r g a n i s m s # T h e - A n E x p e r i m e n t a l A n a l y s i s 3 1 1

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EJK Office 312

STPUNK, WILLIAM JR 3»

Elements Of Style, The 3ml EJK Office 3m2

TUROFF# MURRAY 3n

Delphi And Its potential Impact On Information Systems 3nl AFIPS - Conference Proceedings volume 39 3n"2 EJK Office 3n3

TUROFF# MURRAY 30

potential Applications Of computerized Conferencing in Developing Countries 301

Rome special Conference On Futures Research - 1973 3o2 EJK Office 303

TURQFF# MURRAY 3P

Computerized Conferencing And peal-Time Delphis: Unique Cornmunciations Forms 3pl Computer Decisions - Jan 1973 3p2 EJK Office 3P3

TUROFF, MURRAY 3q

Conferencing Via Computer 3qi information Networks Conference 194#NEREM 72 3g2 EJK Office 3g3

TUROFF# MURRAY 3r

An Alternative Approach to Cross impact Analysis 3rJ Technological Forecasting And social Change 3, 309-339 (1972) 3r2 EJK Office 3r3

TUROFFt MURRAY 3s

Delphi conferencing: Computer*8ased conferencing with Anonymity 3sl Technolocleal Forecasting And Social Change 3# 204-339 (1972) 3s2 EJK Office 3s3

TUROFF# MURRAY 3t

"Party-Line" And "Discussion" computerized Conference systems 31i International Computer communications Conference 72 3t2

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EJK Office 3t3

TUROFF, MURRAY 3u

Human Communications Via Data Networks 3ul Computer Decisions - Jan 1973 3u2 EJK Office 3u3

TUPOFF, MURPAY w i t h MITRQFF# I A N I , 3y

The Whys Behind The HOws 3vl IEEE spectrum vol 10, NO, 3 Mar 73 Pp 62-71 3v2 EJK Office 3v3

TITLE 4

"party-Line" And "Discussion" computerized conference systems 4a

TUPOFF, FURRAY 4al irternational computer communications Conference 72 4a2 EJK Office 4a3

An Alternative Approach To Cross Impact Analysis 4b

TUPOFF, VUPHAY 4bl Technological Forecasting And Social Change 3, 309-339 (1972) 4b2 EJK Office 4b3

Behavior Of Organisms, The - Ah Experimental Analysis 4c

SKtNNEP B, F, 4C1 EJK Office 4c2

Biological Prototypes And Synthetic Systems 4d

BERNARD? EUGENE E. AND KARF, MORLEY R« 4dl E J K Office 4d2

Computerized Conferencing And Real-Time Delphi*: unique Communications Forms 4e

TUROFF, MURRAY 4el Computer Decisions - Jan 1973 4e2 EJK Office 4e3

Conferencing Via Computer 4£

TUROFF, NURPAY 4fl Information Networks Conference i94»NEREM 72 4f2

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P r o p o s a l f o r a ' L i b r a r y ' F i l e E J K 4 - S E P - 7 4 1 4 : 2 3 3 1 0 3 4

E J K O f f i c e 4 f 3

D e l p h i A n d I t s P o t e n t i a l I m p a c t O n I n f o r m a t i o n S y s t e m s 4 g

T U P Q F F , M U R R A Y 4 g l A F j P S - C o n f e r e n c e P r o c e e d i n g s V o l u m e 3 9 4 g 2 E J K O f f i c e 4 g 3

D e l p h i C o n f e r e n c i n g : c o m p u t e r " B a s e d C o n f e r e n c i n g w i t h A n o n y m i t y 4 h

T U P O F F , M U R R A Y 4 M T e c h n o l o g i c a l F o r e c a s t i n g A n d s o c i a l C h a n g e 3 , 2 0 4 - 3 3 9 ( 1 9 7 2 ) 4 h 2 E J K O f f i c e 4 h 3

E l e c t r o n i c M a i n t a i n a b l e i t y - v o l 3 4 1

A N K E N S B A N D T # F , L , 4 1 1 E J K O f f i c e 4 1 2

E l e m e n t s O f S t y l e * T h e 4 3

S T R U N K , W I L L I A M J F 4 J 1 E J K O f f i c e 4 3 2

H u m a n c o m m u n i c a t i o n s V i a p a t a N e t w o r k s 4 k

T U R O F F , M U R R A Y 4 k l C o m p u t e r D e c i s i o n s » J a n 1 9 7 3 4 k 2 E J K O f f i c e 4 x 3

I n t r o d u c t i o n T o L o g i c A n d S c i e n t i f i c M e t h o d , A n 4 1

C O H E N , M O R R I S R , A N D N A G E L , E R N E S T 4 1 1 E J K O f f i c e 4 1 2

M a n a g e r i a l F s y C h o l o g y 4 m

L f c A y l T T f H A R O L D J , 4 m l E J K O f f i c e 4 m 2

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T U P O F F , M U R R A Y 4 n l R o m e S p e c i a l C o n f e r e n c e O n F u t u r e s R e s e a r c h - 1 9 7 3 4 n 2 E J K O f f i c e 4 n 3

P s y c h o l o g y 0 £ H u m a n L e a r n i n g / T h e 4 o

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M C G E O C H t J O H N A t 4 o l E J K O f f i c e 4 o 2

Q u e u e s , i n v e n t o r i e s A n d M a i n t e n a n c e - T h e A n a l y s i s O f O p e r a t i o n a l S y s t e m s w i t h v a r i a b l e D e m a n d A n d S u p p l y 4 p

M O R S E , P H I L I P M , 4 p l E J K O f f i c e 4 p 2

R e a d i n g s i n M a n a g e r i a l P s y c h o l o g y 4 g

L E A V I T T * H A R O L D J , A N D P O N D Y # L O U I S R • 4 q J E J K O f f i c e 4 g 2

S c i e n c e O f C o l o r * T h e 4 r

C O M M I T T E E o n C O L O P I M E T r Y - O P T I C A L S O C I E T Y O F A M E R I C A 4 r l E J K O f f i c e 4 r 2

T h e W h y s B e h i n d T h e H o w s 4 s

M I T R O F F , I A N I , w i t h T U R Q F F , M U R R A Y 4 S 1 I E E E S p e c t r u m V o l 1 0 , N o # 3 M a r 7 3 P P 6 2 - 7 1 4 « 2 E J K O f f i c e 4 s 3

Proposal for a "Liorary" File,

Edmund J, Kennedy

4 SEP 74

POPE AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER

GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE NE* YORK 13441

A r c h i t e c t ' s s e m i n a r t r a v e l l o g i s t i c s J H B 4 » S E P * 7 4 1 6 5 1 0

( 0 3 1 0 3 5 ) 4 - S E P - 7 4 I 6 1 I O 1 T i t l e s A u t h o r C s ) S J a m e s H , B a l r / J H B j D i s t r i b u t i o n : / K W a c ? S u b - C o l j e c t i o n s s S R I - A R C K « A C j C l e r k : J H B f O r i Q l n s < B A I P > A R C H , N L S ? 3 , 4 - S E P - 7 4 1 5 S 5 8 J H B f

J H H 4 - S E P - 7 4 1 6 1 1 0 3 1 0 3 5 A r c h i t e c t ' s s e m i n a r t r a v e l l o g i s t i c s

F o r t h o s e w h o r e e d t o k n o w a b o u t g e t t i n g f r o m t h e p l a n e t o A R C ,

Architect's Seminar travel logistics JHB 4-SEP-74 16 : 10 31035

Architect's seminar, logistics and assundries 1

This i s a brief summary of at some of the details about getting to ARC and arrangements while here, Since we have made reservations for different people for different things* I'm sending this to everyone to make sure those who do need it get it, ia

Motel Reservations lb

For those we have made reservations for, they are at the Mermaid Tnn notei, 727 El Camino Real, Menlo Park (415 323-9481), which is within walking distance of SRI, Ibl

Meeting locationi lc

The meetings will be held for the most Part in the conference that adjoins our facilities on the second floor of Building 30 f policy requires that visitors he escorted, so initially you will need to come to the reception desk in the glassed in reception area of Building 30 where we will meet you, Building 30 is the one closest to Ravenswood Ave,, and is not the main entrance to SRI (that's on down the road a bit). There are signs for SRi, lei

Airport to hotel travel* id

Airport limosine Service is the fastest, most convenient, and least expensive way to get to the door of your Motel, but of course leaves you only public transportation when you're here (hr, train ride from near motel to city), Those of you for whom we rave made reservations are all set. You will need to walk to the desk with the sign labeled, Airport Limosine (there are other ones called other things), There are two such desks, one in each part of the terminal! 1dI

Central Terminal! It is by the United baggage carrosel, which is near the baggage claim areas tor the other airlines that come into the centra) terminal, such as American, ldia

South Terminal! It is by the TWA baggage carrousel, idlb

The cars depart within a "maximum" of 20" waiting time from each area. The $9,00 rate is for reservations only, laic

Changes in your flight schedule should he phoned in (they watch your flight so don't worry if that is hung up) to (415) 961-8800, we will be glad to help anyone else who needs reservations, ldld

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J H B 4 - S E P - 7 4 1 6 : 1 0 3 1 0 3 5 A r c h i t e c t ' s S e m i n a r t r a v e l l o g i s t i c s

D i r e c t i o n s * d r i v i n q o r r i d i n g : l e

S o m e t i m e s t a x i d r i v e r s a r e n ' t c e r t a i n o f , t h e © e s t w a y t o g e t h e r e * a n d i f y o u ' r e d r i v i n g y o u m i g h t f i n d t h i s r e v i e w h a n d y : l e i

F r o m A P g e t t h e f i a y s h o r e F r e e w a y S o u t h # r o u t e 1 0 1 # f o r a b o u t 1 5 t o 2 0 m i l e s , l e 2

E x i t a t M a r s h r o a d ( A t h e r t o n ) a n d g o w e s t o n M a r s h R d , l e 3

T u r n l e f t a t t h e e n d o f M a r s h R d , ( a T i n t e r s e c t i o n ) o n t o M i d d l e f i e i d R o a d , * t o r a b o u t 2 m i l e s , l e 4

T u r n r i g h t a t a b o u t t h e 3 r d l i t e ( c o u n t i n g t h e s c h o l l c r o s s i n g l i t e ) o n t o R a v e n s w o o d A v e , ( Y o u c a n ' t t u r n l e f t t h e r e ) . P r o c e e d W e s t t o t h e e n d o f R a v e n s w o o d * y o u w i l l p a s s S R I o n t h e l e f t , i e s

T u r n l e f t o n t o E l C a m i n o R e a l a t t h e T i n t e r s e c t i o n a n d g o s o u t h f o r a s h o r t b l o c k o r s o a n d t h e M e r m a i d w i l l b e o n y o u r r i g h t , i e 6

P r o b l e m s c a l l m e * h o m e = ( 4 1 5 ) 3 2 2 - 1 0 9 7 , o f f i c e = 3 2 6 - 6 2 0 0 e x t , 3 6 1 4 , S e e y o u s o o n * J i m I f

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E J K 5 - S E P - 7 4 0 8 S 2 8 3 1 0 3 6 R J C I N F O f o r u s e i n D C

C J 3 1 Q 3 6 ) 5 » S E P - 7 4 O g ; 2 8 > T i t l e : A u t h o r ( s ) i E d m u n d J « K e n n e d y / E J K t D i s t r i b u t i o n : / P J C J L M c i n f o ) F J T ( i n t o ) : s u b - c o l l e c t i o n s : R A D C } C l e r K : E J K ;

R J C I N F O f o r u s e i n D C E J K 5 » S E P * 7 4 0 8 J 2 8 3 1 0 3 6

B o b b i e , 1

T h i s i s a s h o r t l i s t o f s o m e p r o g r a m s t h a t m i g h t b e u s e f u l f o r y o u w h i i e y o u a r e i n D , C , G e n e r a l l y s p e a k i n g t o u s e t h e m , y o u m u s t t y p e G P G f o l l o w e d b y t h e n a m e o f t h e p r o g r a m y o u w a n t t o l o a d , A f t e r t h e p r o g r a m i s l o a d e d t y p e E f o l l o w e d b y t h e n a m e o f t h e p r o g r a m , t y p e i t o r b u g i t t i n D H L S ) o r G P E f o l l o w e d o y t h e n a m e o f t h e p r o g r a m ( i n T H , S ) , i n m o s t c a s e s t h e p r o g r a m p r o m p t s y o u s o t h a t y o g c a n f o l l o w i t e a s i l y e n o u g h , l a

Y o u c a n g e t a c o m p l e t e l i s t i n g b y l i n k i n g t o 2

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U S E V I E W S P E C X F O R O V E R V I E W 5

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P R O G R A M f u n c t i o n t x p e l i n k 7

a d d t e x t A d d s t e x t t o f r o n t / p a c k o f s t m t s i n p l x / b r n c h / g r o / s t E ( u s e r - p r o g s , a d d t e x t , ) 8

B u f f e r p a g e s r e q u i r e d } l 8a

E x e c u t e , i t w i l l a s k f o r n e c e s s a r y i n f o r m a t i o n , 8 0

a p p e n d S e q u e n t i a l l y a p p e n d s s t m n t s i n g r o u p , t e x t b e t w e e n £ ( u s e r - p r o g s , a p p e n d , ) 9

B u f f e r p a g e s r e q u i r e d i 1 9 a

E x e c u t e , I t w i l l a s k f o r a g r o u p a n d t h e n t h e t e x t t o g o b e t w e e n a p p e n d e d s t a t e m e n t s , A l l s t a t e m e n t s i n t h e g r o u p w i l l b e a p p e n d e d s e q u e n t i a l l y * r e g a r d l e s s o f v i e w s p e c s . I f t h e f i r s t s t a t e m e n t r e a c h e s i t s m a x i m u m l e n g t h ( 2 0 0 C c h a r a c t e r s ) * a n e w s t a t e m e n t w i l l b e b e g u n a s t h e s u c c e s s o r t o t h e f i r s t , 9 b

d e l c o l D e l e t e s b u g g e d c o l u m n # a s s u m i n g n e x t c o l l i n e d u p E ( u s e r - p r o g s * d e i c o l * ) 1 0

B u f f e r p a g e s r e q u i r e d ! i 10a

E x e c u t e , B u g b e g i n n i n g a n d e n d o f c o l u m n , I t w i l l a s k i f y o u w a n t i t t o d o t h e d e l e t e o n l y i f i t f i n d s a v i s i b l e b e g i n n i n g i n t h e c o l u m n , i f y o u a n s w e r y e s , i t w i l l o n l y d o t h e d e l e t e i f i t f i n d s a v i s i b l e b e g i n n i n g a t t h e f i r s t b u g m a r k , I f y o u a n s w e r

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EJK 5*3EP*74 08:28 31036 RjCINFO for use in DC

no, it will delete the cnaracter positions between and including the bug marks no matter what. It works on a plex, 10b

BOBBIE, NC1E CAREFULLY - THIS ALSO CAN BE USED TO COPY A COLUMN BY BUGGING FROM RIGHT TO DEFT INSTEAD OF LEFT TO RIGHT, BE SURE TO HAVE AN EMPTY SPACE BEFORE AND AFTER T«AT WHICH YOU BUG, WHEN IT ASKS ABOUT INVISIBLE JUST TYPE NCAS IN NO), 10c

deldir Deletes output Processor directives C Cuser*progs,dejdlr,) 11

Buffer pages required; 4 lla

institute as Content Analyzer, If you are not running on the whole file, be sure it Knows about changes in directive delimiters (if any), You may nave t0 copy a delimiter change directive to your starting point, 11d

deiname Deletes statement names C (user-progs,del name,) THIS ONE NOT ON line, CHECK W, DEAN MEYER, 12

Buffer pages required: 1 12a

Content Analyser* Knows apout non-default name delimiters, 12b

delsp Deletes leading spaces from statements C (user-progs,deispo THIS ONE NOT ON LINE, CHECK W, DEAN MEYEP, 13

Buffer pages required! 1 13a

Content analyzer, Deletes all leading spaces from statements, 13b

format Add print directives to a file E (user-orogs,format,) 14

Buffer pages required: 7» 14a

Execute, it win ask tor the information it needs, samples of the COM formats are available in (you will have to be in Browse mode to alter a journal file,) 14b

0: blank format (just does title page) I4bl

1: simple printer format THIS ONE PUTS EVERYTHING IN SPI FORMAT, INCLUDING TITLE PAGE WHICH YOU CAN DELETE, I4b2

2: journal format 14b3

3! 8 pt News Gothic single columns, level one titles I4b4

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EJK 5-SEP-74 08528 31036 RVICXNFO for use In DC

4j 8 pt New s Gothic single columns, level one titles, level two subtitles 14bb

5{ 9 pt Tiroes Roman single columns, level one titles I4b&

6; 10 pt News Gothic single columns, level one titles 14b?

7 5 8 pt New s Gotnic two columns, level one titles I4p8

81 <» Pt Tiroes Roman tw 0 Columns, ievei one titles I4b9

91 9 pt Tiroes Roman indented paragraphs 14bl0

10i ARC userguides format 14bll

index Creates a word index for st/fer/Plex/group E (user-progs,index,) THIS IS USEFUL FOR PICKING UP TYPING ERRORS f 15


Execute, Creates a word index for a statement., branch, group, or Plex, inserts the index as a branch after a group, at end of plex, down from a statement, and at end of plex down from branch, Respects viewspecs, This program is slow, and creates a large index, The index may have t° be hand edited after creation to shorten it. It excludes all words in a list in the file <user-progs>index fnlsj, all numbers, all wo rds less than or equal to two cnaracters# and all words ending with Hly", Candidates for the exclusion list are more than welcome, Send a message tc Dean Meyer, 15b

lowercase recovers from an erroneous XSET UPPER CASE C (user-progs,lowercase,) 16


Content anailzer program, Reformats leaving first printing char of statement and after periods uppercase, forces other aiphabetics to lower case, 16b

notabs Replace tab keys by spaces in plex E (user-progs,notabs,) 17


Execute, Designate Plex, Assumes default tab settings, Ignores viewspecs, 17b

showdlr Shows only stmnts with Output Processor directives C

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EJK b-SEP-74 08828 31036 RJCINFO for use in DC

(user-progs,SNOWDIR,) THIS is VERY USEFUL IF YOU SCREW UP YOUR DIRECTIVES AND WANT TO REVIEW OR CHANGE THEM, IT SHOWS ONLY THE STATEMENTS WITH DIRECTIVES IN THEM, TOO BAD IF YOU LEFT SOME OUT f 18

Buffer pages reguired} 4 18a

Content Analyzer, if you are not running on the whole file, be sure it kno^s about changes in directive delimiters (if any), you may have to copy a delimiter change directive to your starting point, 18h

tblpts Adds periods to end of st out to given col C (user-proQS,recompile,toipts) 19

Buffer pages required? 1 19a

put character position as length of test [in DECLARE STRING statement C,2b)l, Compile at statement 2 and institute as Content Analyzer, May be used in conjunction with addtext to aid in generation of table of contents, No REL file exists, 19 b

toe Generates Table of Contents with st»nt num refs E Cuser-progs,toc,) 20

Buffer pages required? 1 20a

Execute, It will ask tor a file selection and the number of levels of depth you wish included in the contents. Note that, by creating a table of contents branch, it offsets statement numbering throughout the file, 20b

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MIKE 5*SEp-74 09S33 31037 reference to "Editor subsystem commands" in L»10 Guide - Part one, Beginning L-10 Programmingj I didn't think this was possible,

(J310371 5-SEP-74 09 s 3 3 9 Titles Author(s)t Michael T, Bedfcrd/NIKE; Distributions /NDM PAn MIKE; Sub-Collections; MIC; Cierks MIKE;

M I K E 5 » S E P " 7 4 0 9 J 3 3 3 1 0 3 7 r e f e r e n c e t o " E d i t o r s u b s y s t e m c o m m a n d s " i n L - 1 0 G u i d e < • P a r t C m e » B e g i n n i n g L * 1 0 P r o g r a m m i n g ; I d i d n ' t t h i n k t h i s w a s p o s s i b l e ,

i s i t p o s s i b l e t o d o t h i n g s l l K e d e l e t e o r m o v e s t r u c t u r e s w i t h t h e c , a , p a t t e r n b e i n g r e c o g n i z e d a n d f o l l o w e d ?

MIKE S«SFP»74 09133 31037

•reference to "Editor subsystem commands" in L-10 Guide - Part One, Beginning L-10 Programming* I didn't thin* this was possible.

Most of the commands ignore the Content Analyzer in their editing. The following Editor subsystem commands offer the option of specifying viewspecs# or "Filters", (which may turn on the Content Analyzer) which apply only for the purpose of that one command and affect what statements the command works oni i

Copy la

Delete lb

Move lc

Substitute id

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SRL 5-SEP-74 12159 31038 summary of Conrrands for Introductory MLS Course

(J3103R) 5-SEF-74 12:59> Tjtles AUthor(S)j Susan H, I,ee/SRL> Distribution! /SRlj Sub«Collectionss SPI»ARCj Clerk! SRlj Origin J <LEE>1CD0,NLS?9# 27-AUG-74 09117 SRL f

S R L 5 « * S E P * 7 4 1 2 5 5 9 3 1 0 3 8 S u m m a r y o f C o m m a n d s f o r I n t r o d u c t o r y M L S C o u r s e

I N T R O D U C T I O N T C T N L S 1

< C R > s t r i d e t h e c a r r i a g e r e t u r n k e y < S P > s t r i k e t h e s p a c e b a r < L F > s t r i k e t h e l i n e f e e d j c e y

( ) p a r e n t h e s e s e n c l o s e l e t t e r s y o u m u s t t y p e f o r N L S c o m m a n d s

l a

S E S S I O N 1 2

1 , T O G E T T O N L S 2 a

R n l s < C F > 2 a i

2 , T O C R E A T E A N E W F I L E 2b

C h ) u U f i l e f » ( f i l e n a m e w i t h n o s p a c e s ) < C R > 2 b l

3 , T O I N S E F T T E X T 2 C

( i ) n s e r t ( s ) t a t e m e n t a t A : < C R > L 5 < c R > T l < C R > 2 c l

4 , T O D E L E T E T H E L A S T C H A R A C T E R O R W O R D W H I L E E N T E R I N G T E X T 2 d

C T L A * d e l e t e c h a r a c t e r ? C T L W * d e l e t e w o r d 2 d l

5 , T O P R I N T T E X T A T A T E R M I N A L 2 E

( p ) r i n t < C P > - p r i n t s f r o m c u r r e n t p o s i t i o n t o t h e e n d o f t h e f i l e 2 e i

6 , T O S T O P P R I N T I N G ? C T L 0 2 t

7 , T O G E T T C A P A R T I C U L A R P O S I T I O N I N A F I L E 2 g

< S P > A { , i < C R > 2 q 1

8 , T O S E E S T A T E M E N T N U M B E R S 2 h

( v ) i e w s p e c s ( c ) h a r q e y i m < C P > 2 h l

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31038

O the r v i ewspecs : r * tu rns s ta temen t numbers o f f V - doub le spaces be tween s ta temen ts z - s ing le spaces be tween s ta temen ts 2h2

9 1 TO Do S IMPLE EDIT ING 21

( s )ubs t i t u t t ( t ) ex t . i n ( s J ta temen t a t A t 211

(d )e le te (9 ) t« t cm«n t a t A t <CR> OK? <CR> 212

(m)ove ( s ) t a temen t t o f o l l ow A§ <CR> f r om A j <CR> L t <CR> 213

( c )opy ( s ) t a temen t t o f o l l ow A t <CR> f r om A* <cR> I t <CP> 214

10, TO UPDATE A FILE 23

(u )pda te <CR> 231

11 , TO GET PACK TO TENEXI CTL C 2 <

12, TN LOAD A PREVIOUSLY CREATED FILE 21

C1 l oad C fH le F | ( f i l ename) <CR> 211

13 , TO STRUCTURE A F ILE 2m

Type u f c r up a l eve l o r d f o r down a l eve l when p romp ted f o r L t , 2m1

14 , MORE A8CUT PRINT ING 2n

\ p r i n t s cu r ren t s ta temen t , 2n l

<LF> p r i n t s nex t s ta temen t 2n2

(P ) r i n t ( s ) t a te rnen t a t As 2n3

15 , MORE ABCUT EDIT ING 20

( l ) nse r t T t Jex t t o f o l l ow A t 2© l

2

5 R L S - S E P - 7 4 1 2 S b 9 3 1 0 3 8 s u m m a r y o * C o m m a n d s f o r I n t r o d u c t o r y N L S C o u r s e

1 6 , M O P E A B C U T A D D R E S S I N G 2 p

T h e f o l l o w i n g I t e m s m a v b e u s e d a l o n e o r f o l l o w i n g a s t a t e m e n t n u m b e r a r d a s p a c e , 2 p l

> m e n d o f s t a t e m e n t 2 p l a

[ C O N T E N T ] 2 p l b

1 7 , H E L P 1 2 q

1 ) T h i n g s y ° u c a n d o t 2 g l

a ) T O A B O R T C O M M A N p | C T L X 2 Q l a

b ) I f a c o m m a n d i s n o t b e i n g e x e c u t e d a n d y o u g e t r e p e a t e d e r ro r messages t rYl CTL c

P r e s e t < C P > f n l s < C R >

a n d t r y a g a i n , 2 o i b

2 ) C a l l # l i n k : # o r s n d m s g t o j e e B o f f i c e * l , 2 q 2

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SESSION II 3

1, MORE ON EDITING 3a

A, TO ADDRESS LARGE BLOCKS OF INFORMATION 3al

Branch - a statement plus all of Its substructure 3a1 a

Group - a set 0f branches all havin9 the sa*e source 3aib

B, TO INSERT A SERIES OF STATEMENTS WITHOUT REPEATING THE INSERT STATEMENT COMMANDI 3a2

Type a CTL B instead of the final CP, yo u *ili be prompted for the level ana then text of the next statement 1 3a2a

C» ADDITIONAL EDITING COMMANDS 3a3

To delete one statement and insert another in its place: 3a3a

(rieplace (s)tatement at A: 3a3ai

Any verbs (insert# replace etc, ) may be followed by: 3a3b

(w)ord, (c)haracter# (b)ranch, or (g)roup 3a3bl

2, MORE ON ADDRESSING 3b

A, How tc KNOW where the control Marker CCM) Is 3bl

t prints context of CM * valid at conclusion of address or at command level 3bla

, prints location of CM * valid at command level only 3blb

B. How tc insert text at the beginning of a statement 3b2

Replace the first character with the new text plus the character, 3b2a

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C, Links - (directory*filename,stf #iviewspecs) 3b3

Used to address between flies and as online footnotes; valid after any As, 3b3a

To jump to a llnkt <SP> At (st, #) <5P> * <CR> or <SP> AI (Unk) <CR> 3b3b

3, MORE VlEkSPECS 3c

(v)iewspec (s)tatus <CR> 3cl

(v)iewspec (r)eset <cp> 3c2

w - show all lines, all levels x «• show first line, first level 3c3

a » Show one level less b • show one level more 3c4

q m snow one line less r « show one line more 3cs

G * statement nymfcers/SiP's on the right H - statement numbers/SXD*s on the left 3cb

I * Show SID'R J « show statement numbers 3c7

4, HOW TO STORE AND RETRIEVE A FILE 3d

In TENEX? archive to store and interrogate to retrieve 3d!

5, HOW TO SEND AN NLS FILE USING SNDMsG 3e

Convert the NLS file to a sequential (TXT) file, 3ei

(Doac CF)lie (filename) <CR> or jump to the beginning of the file if already loaded 3ela

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(Output (S)equentlal Upper case? (N)o File Ft (Filename) <CB> 3elb

TYpe ciL B when as*ed £or the message and respond with the filename including TXT extension 3e 1 c

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SESSION III 4

1, HOW TO USE THE JOURNAL TO SEND A FILE 4a

(E)(Ejxtcute (j)ournal &(S)Ub!Tit (F)iie at A| (type in filename or <CR> to send tile loaded) &&(I)nterrogate <CR> S&Tltlei Is (type m a title) &&DistrifcutionJ T J (type in IDENTS separated by a space) 5,&Status Catalog Numberi Deferred Author(s)I your icent TitleI whatever you typed above Distribution} idents listed above subeollectionst arpa Clerk} ycur ident &&Go? <Cp> Yes 4a1

Journal system in progress Completed 4a2

If you answer No to Go? you may change any listed information with the following commands} 4a3

(t)ities (type in new title) <CR> (d)istrifcution Ii (type in new idents) <CR> (a)utnor| (type in author's ident) <CR> (C)lerkj (type in typist's ident) <CR> (e)ommehtsl (type m a couple of lines °f comment about item * e»a, please read asap etc.) <CR> (st)atus <CR> (g)o? (type (y)es or (n)O) 4a4

2, INITIAL FILE (HOW TO READ JOURNAL MAIL) 4b

(p)rint (j)ournal <CR> 4bl

3, MOPE ABOUT ADDRESSING 4C

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a, STRUCRELS 4ci

Any of the following may follow a statement number and space as an address! 4cia

s successor p predecessor h head t t«il b back n next e end 4clb

B. STATEMENT NAMES 4C2

Enclose in parentheses at the beginning of a statement? precede with a period when used as an address 4c2a

4, MORE ON EDITING 4d

CeJppend to At from At Tl (b)reak statement at At It (t)ranspcse (e)xeeute (l)ogout fx)set (rr)ode (c5apitai/(l3nitial/(l)ower 4di

new structural element * (p)iex » a branch plus all other branches at the same level having the same source 4d2

5, CHECKING AND CORRECTING FILE STATUS 4e

Cejxecute (stjatus (f)ile 4eI

gives general information 4eia

(e)xecuta (f)ile verify <CR> 4e2

checks for a bad file 4e2a

(o)utput (fJile Ft 4e3

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consolidates space used, updates, renaming possible 4e3a

(e)xecute CU)niock file FILENAME <CR> Reauy? <C«> 4e4

deletes an changes since the last update 4e4a

6, TO DO SIMPLE CALCULATIONS 4f

(e)xecute (sh)ow (v)alue EXPRESSION <CR> 4£l

The EXPRESSION is a set of numbers with + # «# *# and / used for addition* subtraction# multiplication# and division# respectively, A space may be used in place of +* 4tla

7, HOW TO DC SPECIAL FILE FORMATTING 4g

output processor Directives 4gi

(o)utput (d)evice (tmetype Go? <CR> 4g2

8, HOW TO SEARCH FOR A PARTICULAR WORD OR PHRASE (CONTENT) 4h

<SP> AJ [CONTENT] <CR> *HI

TO search for the next occurrence of CONTENT, hit the ESC key, 4h2

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This is a brief description of the ways in which the new version of NLS differs from the old (NLS-7). It will be discussed at length during the Architect's Seminar, it's being sent to you now in case you might have a chance to look at it before the meeting, for example, on the plane. Have a good trip....

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This is a very brief account of the most important ways in which New TNLS (TNLS-8) is different to use from Old TNLS (TNLS-7). s 1

Questionmark (?) 2

TNLS-8 has useful questionmark facilities. Typing a ? at any point except when you are typing in text will print out the choices available. 2a

Note ? changes its output with.each new step in a command, and its result depends on the recognition scheme you are using. 2b

In Terse and Demand recognition modes (discussed below), "<>" before a command means that you have to type a space to begin that command. 2c

<Control-o> stops printing after a ?. 2d

When the possible command words have printed out, you are still .iust where you were in the command. 2e

HELP 3

<Control-q> puts you into the HELP command and into the HELP data base at a point corresponding to what you were doing in TNLS when you struck the character. HELP provides command syntax and explanations of NLS concepts with menus of related topics. Once you have begun the Help Command, you can continue asking for topics by name or menu number until you hit a command Delete. 3a

Subsystems: E

The commands in NLS have been grouped into subsystems. The commands we use most are in the Base subsystem which includes editing, fil handling, and terminal handling commands, others are available through: Calculator, Sendmail, Identification, Programs, Tenex, and Useroptions. „ Ea

you "Goto" another subsystem. Type G for goto and then first letter of the subsystem's name. Quit returns you to the previous subsystem. Eb

By default the herald is printed in TNLS. It is the first four letters of the subsystem. "<" prints out your suosystem ring. Uc

Execute allows you execute one command in a subsystem with automatic return to the previous subsystem. Ed

Universal Commands 5

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The following commands are available in all subsystems: \ 5a

Goto (subsystem) 5al

Execute (command in subsystem) 5a2

Quit (subsystem) 5a3

< (Subsystems stack) 5afc

> (Subsystem status) 5a5

? (list commands available) 5a6

<tq> (begin Help Command at syntax) 5a7

Help 5a8

jump 5a?

i(permits you to type in without exciting command recognition) 5al0

The journal: 6

Execute Journal has become the Sendraail subsystem. The term "Journal" continues to refer to the body of information and dialog built up of submissions. 6a

Whereas Execute Journal had two command levels (& and &&), Sendmail has all commands on the same level. 6b

Changed Commands: 6c

Whereas you used to submit statement, Branch, Plex, Group or File; OStatement, Branch, OPlex, OGroup, Message, and File are now commands at the herald the way Message has been in earlier versions of TNLS. 6cl

Submit Hardcopy has become the OOffline command at the herald. 6c2

Place Link = Oinsert Link 6c3

Execute Secondary Distribution = OForward . 6cii

Distribute = ODistribute (for) Action (for) information 6c5

Execute Catalog Preassigned numbers s Reserve 6c6

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Go = Send 6c7

Status s OShow Status 6c8

New Functions

initialize 6cl1

If you want to erase the information you have given in Sendmail commands, use the Olnitialize command to wipe the slate clean. When you have sent an item, the system initializes for you. 6dla

insert status t>ad

Show Status lists what Sendmail Knows at that moment about the item you are sending. Olnsert Status writes that same information at an address you supply. It writes it in the correct format for the Process Sendmail Form command. It is often useful to insert your status in a scratch file, EDIT IT AT LEISURE, and then use the edited statement to send the item via the Process Sendmail Form Command. 6d2a

Unrecorded 6<13

The Unrecorded command will Keep your item from being cataloged. 6d3a

private 6dli.

The Oprivate command Keeps people who were not on the distribution list or the author from reading the journalized item. 6dâ

Public 6d5

The public command reverses the private command; it returns the journal item to general access. 6d5a

Recognitions 7

TNLS-8 has several recognition schemes. The default is terse recognition. You may select one of the other schemes for yourself through the Useroptions subsystem, ASK for "recognition" through the Help command to learn about them. 7a

in terse mode, certain command words are available at any point following each prompt cs. From that list, NLS will recognize and echo the most commonly used command by its first character. To

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C? use a command word that is not among the most frequently used, you have to type a space and then type characters until NLS can distinguish. E.g. from the Base Suosystem herald, "S" will evoke "substitute", but to get "Set" you must type "<>se" (where "<>" represents a space) and to get Stop "Ost", 7b

In terse mode, if you type a letter impossible in that spot, TNLS will ring your bell and wait for you to type in a possible letter. I.e. 0 D P will succeed although the command is now output Printer, The extra D will only make the bell ring harmlessly. 7c

Changed Commands: 8

Old Commands: 6a

The most important commands where the first command word has changed are as follows, with the old name first. They are in Base subsystem unless noted: 8al

Execute Assimilate = No longer a command. The filter option in the commands that copy, move, or delete statements takes over its funtion. 8ala

Execute Content Analyzer =<>Set Content To 8alb

Execute Device Type = OSimulate Terminal Type in the * ' Terminal subsystem dale

Execute File Verify s Verify File 8ald

Execute insert Sequential = Copy Sequential 8ale

Execute Logout = OLogout 8alf

Execute Status =<>Show + various alternatives 8alg

Execute Unlock = Delete Modifications «. 8alh

Execute Viewchange = Goto Useroptions 8ali

Execute Journal s Goto Sendmail 8alj

Link (in TENEX) * OConnect to Terminal 8alk

Null File s ocreate File Sail

output Device Printer s output Printer 8alm

output File s Update File Compact 8aln

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Space (move the CM) = Jump 8alo

update- = update File + various alternatives 8alp

New Commandss

Directory Commands: Now you can deal with your file directory in NLS as well as in TENEX. Delete File, Undelete File, and Expunge are NLS commands. Copy Directory copies your directory into a file as a plex. Options in Copy Directory allow you to see the information TENEX has about your files sorted in various ways, Show Directory prints the information without putting it in an NLS file.

Set Commands: With alternatives following Set you can control several parameters. The most frequently used one is what used to be called a content analyzer pattern and is now Set Content. 6b2

Privacy: There are now two systems in NLS for controlling access to files, one is the Protect File command which calls the TENEX protection provisions, based on usernames and groups. The second is the Set private/public command which limits read access to a list of idents. You have to separately edit the list of idents into the origin statement of the file in the following exact format:

AccessList: IDENT IDENT IDENT; 8b3

You may have any number of idents and they must be in upper case. 8b3a

Repetition: 9

By default, the system now returns to the herald after every command, BUT, if you end any command with a Repeat Character the system will carry out the command, return to the herald, and go forward in the same command until it meets a field that is not a command word. The Repeat Character is <control-b> by default. ?a

The system will continue to repeat the command in that .way until you hit command Delete. 9*1

If you hit Repeat Character at command reset, it will repeat your last command out to the first field that is not a command word. You may then step back through the command word-by-word with <tA>. or <Backspace Character>. 9b

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Options and Alternatives 10

When several command terms may follow a given command term (as Plex, Branch, etc. may follow Delete) we speak of alternatives. When typing the option character, <control-u> allows you to put in command terms otherwise inaccessible, we speak of options. Options include, for example, the filter step in the Copy commands that replaces Assimilate, and the commands that select various kinds of information in Show Directory. With full prompting on, square brackets, //, inclose optional terms. 10a

Addressing 11

The prompt for addresses is A:. Following A: you can put a "directoryname,filename," separated by commas. You may omit them and default to the directory you are connected to and the current file. After the filename position you may use the intrafile address forms in any order as in TNLS-7- Following A: you may omit the parentheses that normally surround links, 11a

Links

Note that links now differ from addresses only in allowing viewspecs and comments and in normally requiring delimiters. llbl

The prompt T: expects a link in certain situations, for example when it expects a file name. When you type in a link after T:you may omit the parentheses. iioia

Periods in Addresses 11c

Do NOT put periods in front of statement names or numbers or SID's; instead put them in front of structural relationships (i.e. .u .d .b .a or .2d or .5p etc.). llcl

Content Addresses lid

Quotation Marks have replaced square brackets and angle brackets to mark off content searches used in addresses. Thus an address that moves your CM to statement 5, then to its successor, then to the first occurrence of the string "xxx", would have been --.5 s /xxx/ — in the old system and is -- 3 .s "xxxM -- in TNLS-8. lldl

To limit search to a single statement as you did with semi-colons in the old system, you must append "ss" to the address of the string. I.e. to limit the search above to the successor of 5 you would use -- 5 *s "xxx"=s . llala

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In the old system you searched for a word rather than a string by inclosing the characters in angle brackets, in the new system you apaend =w. Thus the address of a certain word in a file of mine is <vannouhuys,onetest, "cryptobiotic"sw>

& and @ Meaning File Return and Return

",fr" has repalced "&", and n.r" has repalced

Prompting

You can set prompting in one of three modes: Full, Partial, or Off, The default is partial. Partial does not show options and some alternatives. The complete list of prompts is:

C: calls for a command Word

A: calls for an Address,

T: calls for you to type something in, e,g. free text, or an ident.

OK: calls for confirmation of the command or a field within a command, usually CA or REPEAT (<control-b>)*

CA: calls for a command accept, <control-d> functions as command accept and by default carriage return does so as well,

Y/N: calls for "y" for "yes" or "n" for "no" in commands like substitute where NLS wants to know if you want to repeat a specification step,

/;, square brackets indicate that you have t,o use the option character <control-u> to specify the option named inside the brackets,

/#*/ shows that you may use <control-u> to gain access to a list of options.

V: calls for viewspecs,

L: calls for level adjustment.

SP: calls for a space as a quasi CA.

RPT: calls for a <control-b> to repeat the use of some buffer as in content searches.

Space/Jump:

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Where in TNLS-7 you hit space at the herald before to move your CM, in TNLS-8 type J A for Jump to Address. A whole list of Jump commands that allow you to express address elements as command words (Jump to Return, Jump to Name, Jump to Link, etc.) is also available in TNLS-8, space retains its meaning within addresses, 13a

From/To

In TNLS-8 you Move and Copy things FROM someplace TO someplace else instead of vice versa. It's not too hard to get used to and the noise words help, but the changeover may be confusing for a while.

Herald:

By default the herald is the first four letters of your subsystem. In the Useroptions subsystem you can reset the length of the herald or change it to a # for all subsystems (called terse herald)•

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Omissions: i6

In general, user programs written for TNLS-7 will not run or compile in TNLS-8, Many of them have been revised but some have not, if you discover a user program that does not run as it did in the past, report it via the feedback system (sendmail to ident FEED or TENEX sendmessage to feedpackioffice-1), 16a

Query will not run in NLS-8. The query language is available through the NIC command in TENEX at Office -1. 16b

The Programs Subsystem ^

It replaces and augments the old "Go to program" commands. 17a

important old commands with New Names: 17b

Get a Load 17bl

Status s Show 17b2

Buffer = Set Buffer x7b3

For new commands, ask for information on "programs" with the Help command,

The Useroptions Subsystem 16

The Useroptions Subsystem takes over some of the work of the old

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Viewchange System and adds many new ways for you to shape NLS to suit yourself. It controls feedback in the form of heralds, prompts, noise words, etc.; it controls recognition and default viewspecs; it redefines control characters (like the old NLSControlCharacters branch); and it formats pages in the TNLS Drint command. Execution of commands in the Useroption subsystem rewrites a file (the profile) that determines how these parameters are set when you log in from then on.

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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 1

The production ot software on large scale Air Force systems is essentially a art with the resulting varaiability and worse yet systems which are impossible to maintain and one due to their complexity are difficult error prone, la

Evidence of this is the .lack of a metric -find a reference which desribes this malady in loving detailis lal

It is our ccnvition which is shared by many that their are a number of tools and programmer practices which are being used in universties and some research centers as well as some progressive software orginizations which if adopted by the Air Force would r4e$ult in susbstantial reductions in errors and software production cost ib

Making toolsavaiable lc

problem ici

Machine independence lcla

Tools/target machine is a problem Iclal

SDC is a good examole,they are building a neat programming environment but if they win a Job say for the AF it invariably is on some other computer I lcla2

cost like mad TO bring UP a tool on a machine so one htinks it over quite a bjt first lclai

Practices lclb

There is a real resistance on the part of programmers to change iclbi

They are artist and are not too thrilled lcibla

Mgft has to make a reacommittment lclb2

It is expensive and cost effectiveness is not obvious lclb2a

On line denoogina looks like icing on a cake lclb2al

Many machine are set up for operations support so program dev nas to be squeezed in Icib2a2

There is little in the way of empirical evldwnce to

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This is a model for a tile in which to place the information needed for the construction o£ the milestone charts for next year's TPO, The first area of effort is shown complete, in order to provide the Information for the construction of next year's charts all that is necessary is to edit the model. The substitute number command should be used to insert dollar and manpower figures, This group, showing the dollar and manpower figures, can be copied to the other areas of effort and modified as desired, EJK 1 PADC TPO 11 SOFTWARE SCIENCES TECHNOLOGY 2 MILESTONES: 3

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Phi l ip Feldman, 3g

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P ,s , This le t ter was wr i t ten on an exper imenta l textêdi t ing sys tem we a re us ing, 3 i

Ai Brown 4

memo to t Al Brown 4a

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memo f romiPhi l Feidman(870*59l7) 4 0

• subjeet iConference T » V I 4d

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in response t ° y$ur Phone ca l l on Jan , 28, here are some document® tha t should be useful , You may keep an the documents except the two repor ts i ssued by the D, 0 , C, , which may be obta ined through Gar th jowet t (see DOC cover ing le t ter} , I would apprecia te the re turn of those documents wi th in a weelc or so as members of my group have not ye t had a chance to see them, {By the way, th is memo was wr i t ten on an exper imenta l text*edi t ing sys tem,) 4g

(UduG)le t ter to UduQClet ters ,UduQ) 5

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H,Q, Planning 5b

Bel l Canada 5 C

Room 1105# 620 Belmont 5d

Montreal , Que, 5e

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P ierre Laraonde and 51

P ierre -Andre JUl ien 5 3

Groupe de recherches sur l« Futur 5k

3465 , rue Durocner 51

Montrea l 130 , 5m

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Dear Mr, Ju l ian and Mr, Lamonde , 5o

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I was p leased to rece ive yoyr l e t ter dated January 15 , 1974 in which you br ie f ly descr ibed the b ir th o f a fu tures group , We have seen br ie f descr ipt ions o f the group in Futures (vo l , 5 , no , 6 ) and Reseau (vo l , 5 , no , 3 ) , we are g lad to see more or ig ina l fu tures research done in panada as we have been cont inua l ly forced to go outs ide Canada to deve lop and exchange fu tures in format ion , 5q

your l e t ter ment ioned a part i cu lar in teres t in the scenar io technique^ unfortunate ly , we have on ly used th i s technique spar ing ly to descr ibe in format ion garnered through De lphi and o ther t echniques , "An Explorat ion o f the Future in Educat iona l Technology" has such a summary on pages 63 to 66 whi le "A Technology Assessment o f CAT Use in Col l eges" has a ser ies o f po int form scenar io - l ike desc ipt ions o f some scenar ios wr i t ten up in a U ,S , government publ i ca t ion on pages 54 to 68 , Our work wi th the Hudson ins t i tu te over the pas t f ew years has a l so prov ided cons iderable scenar io forecas t inputs to our p lanning ac t iv i t i e s , 5r

Once aga in , congratu la t ions on the format ion o f your group and p lease don' t hes i ta te to ca l l me a t 870"3223 i f you have any comments or ques t ions on any o f the enc losed or o ther Bus iness P lanning Group publ i ca t ions , 5s

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Larry Day 5w

Staf f Supervisor*Business p lanning, 5x

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Dear Alexander# 6d

Your le t ter dated Feb, 8 indica ted an in tere i t in cross impact matr ices , j hope you wi l l f ind the enclosed three papers of use in applying th is methodology in your f ie ld , By the way# th is shor t cover ing le t ter was wr i t ten on a computer text»edi t ing sys tem that we a re exper iment ing wi th , 6e

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Yours t ru ly# 6g

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Phi l ip Feldman 6 i

Supervisor»Business p lanning 63

Bel l Canada 6K

Day (AT&T) 7

Date t sept , 3# 1974, 7a

Memo to i Larry Day 7b

Memo f romi Fhi l ip Feldman 7c

Subject i Cross impact consul ta t ion Given to AT&T 7d

The purpose of the fo l lowing memo i s to record an ad hoc ar rangement in which AT&T i s obta in ing consul ta t ion adviee f rom the Business Planning Groupi 7e

l )Mr, D, Garvey and Mr, S , Thangavelu Phoned Phi l Feldman on

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severa l occas ions in ear ly Apri l to enquire as to the re la t ive s t rengths and weaknesses of severa l approaches to cross impact# especia l ly those based on Ju l ius Kane 's approach and Murray Turoff ' s vers ion, 7 £

2)While a t a conference in New York# Phi l Feldman met wi th Mr, S , Thangaveju# Mr, D, Garvey, Mr, J , Howiet t a n d Mr, J , Gri f f in a t AT&T on Apr i l 24 , I t was genera l ly agreed tha t i t would be mutual ly benef ic ia l to eo*opera te by having a cross impact program t ransmit ted to ATtT in re turn for access to the resul ts of any exerc ises us ing the program, 7g

3)The program l i s t ing and accompanying cards were sent to s , Thangavem on May 13 , 7h

Mr, D, Garvey d iscovered tha t a corpora te p lanning group a t AT&T was in teres ted in applying eross impact in the pol icy area and ar ranged a meet ing in Montreal for Ju ly 29. Present were Mr, J , wangel in , Mr, C, s tufebs# Mr, M, Fr iduss , Mr, D, Garvey and Mr, J , Gr i f f in , a long wi th Phi l Feldman and Don Atkinson, 7 i

As a resul t of the meet ing# the pol icy group s igni f icant ly a l tered i t s approach to take in to account cer ta in recommendat ions based on the BPG exper ience , A l a rge matr ix descr ib ing the pol icy environment of AT&T was t ransmit ted to the BPG on Aug, 14 and sui tably manipula ted wi th our exis t ing computer Program, The resul ts were d iscussed and analysed in Montreal by Phi l Feldman and Mr, J , wangel in on August 30 , 73

Progress Repor t cover le t ter 8

The Business Planning Group a t Bel l Canada has been pursuing research in the Technology Assessment a rea for the pas t two years , This process consis ts of sys temat ica l ly ident i fy ing unintended secondary socia l impl ica t ions pf new technologies , wi th a view to enhancing pos i t ive"effec ts and minimizing the impact of negat ive forecas ted consequences , A copy of a p i lo t Technology Assessment i s enclosed to i l lus t ra te the concept , 8a

Recent ly# Bel l Canada funded Gueen # s Univers i ty to under take a s tudy of th is type headed by Dr , Dennis Dicks , The purpose of the projec t i s to "assess quant i f iable changes in the behavioura l pa t terns of cer ta in communi t ies in Northern Canada brought about by the in t roduct ion of new te lecommunicat ions services" , Another objec t ive i s tha t of tes t ing cer ta in techniques to see how they might be appl ied in fu ture technology assessments conducted by the Business Planning Group, 8*>

We hope you wi l l f ind the enclosed documents descr ib ing progress

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in th is par t icular s tudy* as wel l as Technology Assessment I t se l f* of in teres t ! I f you have any ques t ions or comments* p lease fee l f ree to phone me a t 514-870-5917, 8e

Day le t ter 9

Larry* 9 a

The purpose of the fo l lowing rambl ing d iary i s to t race though my ac t iv i t ies s ince las t November* The d iary format wi l l enable you to use the le t ter as a bas is for the personnel review and a lso to t race the chronological development of my thoughts towards fu tures methodologies and wired c i ty services . ln addi t ion i t wi l l expla in three def in i te t ime per iods of varying ef for t and achievement i I )Nov, 1 to May l l involved in many projec ts* developing contacts* coming in to work ear ly and leaving la te# gnera l iy ef f ic ient ly us ing t lme(e t g, spent weekend in Frobisher to squeeze out a few more days of work in the of f ice) : 2)May i to Aug i t lame duck h ia tus as l decided tha t s ince I couldn ' t qui te toe thepar ty l ine on Delphi and broadband I should get out of the group for the benef i t of a l l concerned) 3)Aug 1 to present(Sept 15) a re turn to per iod of normalcy 9b

November 9c

•went to Huds o n conference 9cl

f in ished publ ica t ion of my f i r s t working paper on judgmenta l da ta in which I showed tha t though there was reason to bel ieve tha t the f i r s t round of a Delphi has a meaningful quant i ta t ive output# someone in the fu tures f ie ld wi l l have to under take a thorough val idat ion exper iment because the forecas ts may beeso inaccura te tha t they are inval id decis ion-making a ids . Since then sackman and Mandel l have rea l ly r ipped in to Delphi and i t ' s credibi l i ty among psychologis ts and o ther sc ient i f ic types i s a t an a l l - t ime low, 9 c2

• learnt Engeibar t 9c3

pre-Engeibar t in terviews conducted 9c4

pol l ing projec t s tar ted taking off as a resul t 0 f pre n ta t lon a t communicat ions seminar 9c5

Queen 's projec t got underway af ter a few c ler ica l problems wi th the legl depar tment

December 9d

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worked closely with BNR to get computer conference evaluation completed, got all the comments properly sorted via Engeibart and printed out all raw data after properly coding questionnaire, diseussed virtually every question along with comments and raw data answer and worked overtime to get this completed by pec, 28 to give project sense of urgency, I awas assured that now that BNR had virtually all the I put it needed, It simply was a matter of writing UP the report and we should a finished product'by Jan, 30, 9dl

•took final French course for Certificate of Proficiency in Frencn at McGill and obtained certificate 9d2

•worked withDennis Dicks to get him involved with eastern region in Quebec City to know what kind of data would be available for the study and to learn what was going on up North in order to choose a selection of communities for study 9d3

worked with Parkinson on conferencing very efficiently to redefine incastinS after realizing that original blanket coverage was sclentlfivcally and economically unsound 9d4

January 9e

started working on costbeneflt course at McGill and on cost-benefit working paper 9ei

tried to take the Bell Frenchourse but was too far ahead of advanced conversation class in which I was placed 9e2

February 9f

took forecasting course 9fi

initiated contact with McGlli INCEP organizers(name has since been changed) 9f2

tried to develop eloser ties with oru counterparts with DOC and Drew Cameron and John Gilbert invited themselves down to Montreal! this prepared stage fqr your meeting with Rabinovitch 9f3

proceeded with cost-benefit literature search at full steam and writing up paper overtime because two major trips coming up 9f4

March 9g

week and a half in Frobisher and Resolute in order to get project off ground 9gi

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two days to San Fransisc© tacked onto Vancouver one week working sessidnjgenerated eight very relevant TAs and market forecasts - this was analyzed using Kane's cross impact approach and I had all the neccesary ingredients of a working paper 9g2

found out about Bourn's French course based on increasing vocabulary of telephone terms based on self "Study, completed the first 9 of 11 chapters quickly but stoped when l found myself learning words in French when 1 had no idea whet the English equivalent ewas (parts of main distribution frames, etc,) 9g3

April 9h

got intoseiiing of incasting as CC sales was brought into act after Ken Hoyie Charlir Harris and bill Anderson saw the slide show 9hi

got fed UP with lack of documentation of computer conference evaluation which had been ready after a great deal of effort on Dec, 28; spent a week on writing report up myself since I had all necessary facts but was told indirectly by Gord Johnson that sinee BNR had originated project they would follow it through; I was also assured that now that various CC proposals were out of the way, attention would be paid to documenting what was becoming awfully stale data 9h2

completed cost benefit paper 9h3

afetr running many sensitivity analyses on BC Tel pr-ojet cross impact matrices, I decided that the results would not be useful si nee answers were often inconsistent, rather than document this in a working paperjas I had dome earlier woth Turoff applications in sept 1973), I decided that I would hold off • publication unless it became apparent that it would be useful reading for someone in the field 9h4

got involved with Long Lines in showing how to use Turoff's cross impact in their environment 9h5

May 9i

started working on scenario projects by writing glowing scenarios in whieh businessmen worked fom NRWCs, using eonfereneing,etc,, and realized that BPG experiences with 'working from heme' and conferencing were totally at odds with this optimistic description of the wired city" 9iX

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realized that scenarios would simply snow readers unfanmillar with information retrieval, so decided to write negatative scenarios also? after looking at limitations of wltred city services, started having having doubts as to whether some services would Ever be used, no matter how mucn computer costs went down? clerical costs and problems were horrendous for anything but the most simple information retreival system 912

since I had already become disenchanted with Delphi# cross impact and cost benefit as they had meant to be applies Cquantitative management science ttolls), since I had a different impression of the need for conferencing texfeditinfg, information retriecval as a widespread business tool# since on the basis of my exposure to research# I started wondering whther in general reasearch pays for itselfce,g,S50#000 on 5000 northern Inhabitants is a very large sum compared to any results that may eventually form a basis for future actions)# and finally since MiKe Katsoulis and Kathryn Hume were about to join the group I thought the timing would be right to as* for a transfer 913

June 5 95

This was the first day I saw you after Katsoulis had joined group and Xdeeided with Kathryn Hume was on the way it was time to bite the bullet and a»K you for a transfer 9ji

since i expected to transferred very shortly# i decided to look into some low payoff areas that Interested me? since my disenchantment with wired city services was based on a hunch that most business did just not operate the way NRWC proponents hoped they did (i,et gossip, physical presence for supervies for the army of people with tedious jobs, etc,) 1 looked into business publications discussing communications and viee*cersa in the McGili and sir George libralries? I got temporarily sidetracked by looking at McLuhan and the millions of justified critisisms of his writings? I looked at colin Cherry's theoretical disseratations and started writing a dtata base based on nis writings in ease ZX stumbled accross interesting observations ?j2

did second round of interviews on engelbart 9J3

took two weeks vacation 9J4

July 9k

stated looking through managageent libraries' writings on

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planning to see how 1 might in tegra te planning to scenar ios to come up wi th workable projec t on scenar ios 9kl

took two days vacat ion 9k2

August 91

I s tar ted to re turn to normal a t t i tudes as I got Involved wi th Long Lines and AT&T Planning on pract ica l cross impact appl ica t ions* spent a fa i r amount of t ime complete ly changing the course of an impor tant AT&T projec t on fu ture company pos tures in the regula tory envoironment and running problems for them and showing them how to analyze resul ts 911

got inviolved wi th Don Munton and helped hime run problems based op exerc ises I had suggested to him 912

I s tar ted to wri te down my thoughts on the scenar io projec t a f ter i t was made c lear tha t you d id not want th is projec t to f izz le out and I th ink my approach of f i r s t rwri t ing negat ive ra t ionales and than going to proponents to get the i r point of v iwew wi l l lead to a balanced p ic tures of the wired c i ty* by then 1 should 'nknow enough of what I 'm ta lk ing about to be able to go in to the guts of Ma Bel l and d iscuss impl ica t ions to the company of changing the nature of our of fered services 913

I »ve been t racking down a lo t of da ta tha t Dennis Dicks needed for the suee n *s s tudy 914

September 9m

taking anthroplogy of Eskimo and French course a t MCGil l and s i t t ing in on f inance couse a t Univers i te du Quebec 9ml

cont inuing on scenar ios projec t 9m2

cont inuing on AT&T# LOng Lines# External Affa i rs consuia t ta lon 9m3

Recommendat ions for next job 9n

Since th ings sem to be taking off in the scenar io /planning projec t and in consul t ing wi th AT&T# L« n g Lines# and External Affa i rs# 1 don ' t mind s t icking around severa l more months i f you th ink I have something to eontr ibute jof course , I ' l l keep any negat ive observat ions on methodologies# or wired c i ty# e tc , in the family J , on the o ther hand i f you th ink i t i s in my and /or your in teres ts for me to move on as soon as the Queen 's projec t i s over (Nov, l ) tha t ' s a lso very acceptable , Right

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now the 3«bS I would most favour are 5FINANCE#Engineering Economics^Management Science# Real Estate, 9M

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IMLAC and NLS-8

DLS 16-SEP-74 06106 31052

(J31052) 16-SEP-74 06l06»m Title! Author(s)| Duane L, Stone/DLSf Distribution! /FEED( t ACTION 3 ) JHB( [ INFO-ONLY J ) DIA( [ INFO-ONLY 3 ) f SUb-C0H«Ctionsi RADCj Clerk! DLSj

DLS 16-SEP-74 06106 31032 IMLAC and N]jS«8

This i s a lso the case in NLs-7». , Jus t thought th is would be a good t ime to remedy i t i t i t s not too much of a pobiem,

DLS 16-SEP*74 06 I 06 31052 IMLAC and NI^S»8

The screen width should automat ica l ly be se t to 62 a t the TENEX level when the terminal type i s given as IMiAC, This would prevent messages , l inks , e tc , a t the TENEX level f rom wraping around and wri t ing over ,

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(J31053) i 6-SEP-74 06|12|H? Titiet Author(s)i Duane L. Stene/DLS> Distribution » /FEED( [ ACTION ) ) JHB( [ INFO-ONLY J ) DIA( [ INFO-ONLY 3 ) f Sub-Collectiohsj RADCj Clerki DLS»

IMLAC, Control*** NL5-8

No big thing, but a l i t t le confusing happening automatical ly ,

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when you are used to i t a l l

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The eontpol 6 , which ac t ivates the screen in NijS, i sn ' t automat ica l ly sent , , „one must manual ly inser t i t ,

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( J 3 1 0 5 4 ) l 6 » S E P » 7 4 Q 6 f i 5 j n ? T i t i e i A u t h o r ( s ) i D u a n e L . S t o n e / D L S j D i s t r i b u t i o n ! / J H B ( ' C I N F O - O N L Y 3 ) F E E D ( £ I N F O - O N L Y 3 ) ? S u b - C o l l e c t i o n s i R A D C j C l e r k ? D l s ?

DLiS 16*SEP»74 06*15 Accumulated problems us ing NLS-8 wi th the IMLAC

I wi l l be Keeping a f i le on the t roubles I f ind us ing NLS"8 v ia the IMLAC, I t i s ca l led <stone>IMLAC«»NLS-8, Feel f ree to access i t anyt ime,

RJC i6»SEP"74 06139 31055 Month of August 1974

(J31055) 16"*SEP*74 06|39> Tltiei Author(s)i Roberta J, Carrier/RjC* Distribution* /RBP RJCf Sub-Coliectionst NlCi CierKi RJCi

RJC 16-SEP-74 06139 31055 Month of August 1974

(authl) i August * Thursday 1

Farewell luncheon for Major William Patterson on August 1 » Coaiyard Charlies • 12*00 noon «• $3,50 includes everything •* contact Henry Power or Ceil Friedman la

Branch Chief's Meeting «• 0830 hrs, lb

Due Date „ ISIS/ISIM subject Course #475 « Laboratory Management of R & D (Officers only) Due in XSl today, 1c

Form 2's (employee time expenditures) are due today, Id

News Brief items due into Becky Today,(KJQURNAL, 19533# iiw) le

Bobbiei personnel strength Rpt, due, if

Laboratory Activity Reports due todayt Bucciero must have them by looe# ISM must have them by 1100# and DOT must have them by 1600, (KJQURNAL# 19513,IIW) lg

(aufi) 2 August * Friday 2

Timecards due today 2a

(aum2) 5 August * Monday 3

1500 TPO (IS) 3a

IR Division PAR Briefings • Briefings are held at 8i30 am# Bidg 240# Conference Room A, « High Resolution Camera# M, Manor -Intel Production sys preliminary# W, Doig „ special Color Application for S&T Intel, P, Smith 3b

(aut2) 6 Au9ust • Tyesday 4

Presentation by Planning Research Corp CISC) WWMCCS Related Efforts » Conference ri 1 • lOOOhrs - Frank siiwa X2672 4a

1300 hrs, Branch Chiefs Meeting 4b

(auw2) 7 August * Wednesday 5

AFCEA TOURNAMENT • NO CONFESSIONS 5a

ISI/Tom •» Advice ISM of corrective Action NLS Annual Ground Safety Inspection 5b

(auth2) 8 August • Thursday 6

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RJC 16*SEP»74 06139 31055 Month of Augus t 1974

Branch Chief ' s Meet ing • 0830 h rs , 6a

Due/Date - ISIM * SAMSQ/DyT i t r - Proposed Program tor Computer Pgm ver i f ica t ion Val ida t ion & Cer t i f ica t ion Aids Networx COMPLETED 6 b

0930 Gen Robbins Br ie f ing Dry Run 6 c

1030 TPO 11 (1SI) 6 d

1330 NSW Dry Run to co l Krutz 6®

1530 Appl ica t ion Sof tware Program 6 t

Labora tory Act iv i ty Repor t s due todayj Bucc ie ro must have them by 1000 , ISM must have them by 1100 , and DOT Must have them by 1600i (KJOURNAL, 19513,1»W) 6g

Cauf2) 9 Augus t * Fr iday 7

1200 Lunch • Capt Daught ry • For t Inn 7 a

Due Date » F ina l Rpt , • F30602-73C«0321 for Tech Review 7b

Due Date « SubJ j Management Assessment Repor t s

Due Date « ISIM » Subjee t i Base»Top Data Mgt Sys tem/Data Base Adminis t ra t ive Symp 7 d

1330 Dry Puh to co l Giesy (Nat ' l Sof tware WOr*s fo r C«1 Fernandez! 7 e

1400 Br ie f ing (WWMCCS) to Col Giesy 7f

(aum3) 12 Augus t • Monday B

IR Div is ion PAR Br ie f ings * Br ie f ings a re he ld a t 8130 am, Bldg 240 , Conference Room A - EiCS Tes t Resu l t s , L t , Boyle » Wideband Ins t rumenta t ion Recorder , A ( Jamberd ino * Cross Corre la t ion , L t , Biosser 8 ®

Due Date » ISIM * Cont rac t F30602»73»C»0223 Cont rac t Ret i rement COMPLETED 8 b

Due Date - JSIM/D, s tone - Cont rac t F30802»73*C<»0285 (Subjec t Cont rac t Being Prepared for Ret i rement ) COMPLETED 8c

0830 TPO 12 8 < J

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Caut3) 13 Augus t * Tuesday 9

1300 h rs , Branch Chiefs Meet ing 9 a

Due Date • ISIM/ISIS • Pr inc ip les Des ign of Ul t ra Rel iab le Dig i ta l Conducted a t GAFB 9b

Due Date * ISIM/ISIS * 1152s submi t ted to ISIM no l a te r than today 9c

ISC Confess ions 1000 h rs , 9 <*

Demons t ra t ion •> Qssman ins t ruments * versa tec 3 . i00A Graphics Pr in te r * 1100 * 1600 • Disp lay Fac i l i ty Bldg 3 * For Fur ther Deta i l s Cal l RADC/ISF/X7009 9e

(auw3) 14 Augus t » Wednesday 10

(au th3) 15 Augus t * Thursday 11

Branch Chiefs Meet ing a t 0830 h rs , 11a

l abora tory Act iv i ty Repor t s due todayi Bucc ie ro must have them by 1000 , ISM must have them by 1100 , and DOT mus t have them by 1600, (KJOURNAL, 19513, l iwi

Due pa te * I5I / I5IM/ISIS • 1973*74 Documenta t ion Mgt Survey 11c

Due Date * JSIM/Panara • Due in ESD today • Mit re Program 5220 • suppor t fo r sof tware RELIABILITY COMPLETED LID

(auf3) i s Augus t • Fr iday 12

Timecards due today 12a

R £, T Se lec t ion of the Month i s due in ISI , (KJOURNAL, 19531 , l lw) i2b

(aum4) 19 Augus t * Monday 13

IR Div is ion PAR Br ie f ings • Br ie f ings a re he ld a t 8s30 am, Bldg 240 , Conference Room A * peace owi * se ta Cont rac t , Capt Hun « Te lemet ry Analys i s , W, Har tne t t * AMIDS, Capt Tur lne t t i 13a

(au t4) 20 Augus t • Tuesday 1*

1300 h rs , Branch Chiefs Meet ing 14a

Col lec t t °P i c wri te -ups today by noon for confess ions , 14b

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Due Date * ISIS/D, Mar ie • Fina l Rpt F30602"74-C»0i86 for Technica l Review 14c

use Term I I 20 Aug » 15 Oct 74 (1) ASM 517 * psychologica l fac tors in sys tems management (2 ) ASM 523 - man-e n vi ronment fac tors in sys tems management • tu i t ion ra te $291,00 I4d

(auw4) 21 Augus t * Wednesday * 5

IS i Confess ions 0830 n rs ,

Due Date * ISIS/ ISIM -AFl l52s due to ISIM no l a te r than today for fa l l semes te r courses a t f (1 ) GAFB res ident gradua te cen te r » tu i t ion $282 (2) Syracuse Univers i ty campus /Univers i ty Col lege • tu i t ion $360,00 (3) u t ica Col lege (undergradua te ) $39 ,00 (4) MVCC 3 c red i t h r courses » $39 ,00 4 c red i t h r courses • $52 15b

(au th4) 22 Augus t » Thursday 1 6

Branch Chiefs Meet ing a t 0830 h rs , *6a

D u e Date « ISIS • S u PP©rt o f SAMSO Technology Needs " TN 74-39# 40# 41# 42# 43 & 44 l^b

Labora tory Act iv i ty Repor t s due todayi succ ie ro must have tb«« by 1000# ISM must have them by 1100# and DOT mus t have them by 1600, (KJOURNAL# l95 l3 , l«w) 16C

(auf4) 23 Augus t - Fr iday 17

Due Date ISIM • E, Kennedy . Fore ign Reques t fo r RADC Technica l Class i f ied Info AS OF 1709 22 AUGUST I STILL HAVE NOT RECEIVED THE THING THAT IS DUE TOMORROW, I HAVE MADE REPEATED INQUIRIES AND DRAW A BLANK, I WILL Be OFF NEXT WEEK SO, , , 17a

On Aug 24# 1974 - CLAMBAKE sponsored by GAFB Civ i l ian Welfare Fund » Noon to 6 p ,m, (Sa les of T icke ts Close 19 Aug 74) - At oas i s Res tauran t junc t ion Routes 233 & 5 * cos t s - Civ i l ian Employees $7 ,00 and Gues ts $12 ,00 • Menu! Saugage/peppers# S teak Sandwiches# Kie lbasa# Hot Dogs & Hamburgs# Clam Chowder# Corn-on- the-Cob# Chicken# Watermelon# Beer & Soda# Raw & S teamed Clams# Maalox - Live Entera inment 3-6 p ,m, - Ticke ts ava i lab le a t Cont ra i l s Res tauran t * Bldg 3 can ge t t i cke ts f rom Dick semeraro X7861 Room 6 17b

(aum5) 26 Augus t - Monday 18

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RvJC 16«SEP*74 06139 31055 Month o f Augus t 1974

240 , Confe rence Room A • SAC 1DH Improvement* B f Dl tano - Coop Program fo r I t a l i an Ai r Force , J , Dle l lo «• AN/MLQ»T2 - I , Bi t ches 18a

CautS) 27 Augus t * Tuesday I 9

1300 h r s , Branch Ch ie f s Mee t ing 1 ? *

Due Da te * IS IS / J , Ce l l in i - In te r im Repor t • F30602-74*C*0036 fo r Techn ica l Rev iew COMPLETED l 9 b

Cauv»5) 28 Augus t * Wednesday 20

Cau thS) 29 Augus t • Thursday 21

0830 h r s , m Branch Ch ie f ' s Mee t ing 2 la

Labora to ry Ac t iv i ty Repor t s due today i Bucc ie ro mus t have them by 1000* ISM must have them by 1100# and DOT mus t have them by 1600 , (KJGURNAL# 19513 ,1 |W) 21b

( au f5 ) 30 Augus t * F r iday 22

T i m eca rds due today 22a

Form 2»s ( employee t ime expend i tu res ) a re due today . 22b

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RJC 16-SEP*74 06155 31056 T ick le r • week 0 t 16 Sep 74

CJ31056? 16-SEP-74 06 i55 | T i t l e i Author t s J i Rober t a J , Car r i e r /RJCj Dis t r ibu t ion! /FJT TJB2 RJC JLM RFI DI^S EJK JPC RBP FSL WER MAW DFB RALf Sub«Col iec t i ens ! NIC> C le rk ! RJCf

RJC 16"SEP»7 4 06 :53 31056 Tick le r - Week of 16 Sep 74

P lease no te tha t ISI Confess ions a re be ing he ld th i s week ,

RJC J6.SEP-74 06:55 31056 TicKler * WeeK of 16 Sep 74

(sm3) 16 September » Monday 1

R & T selection of the Month is due in ISI* (KJOURNAL# 19531 # l»w) la

Cst3) 17 September * Tuesday 2

Coi Krutz * TOY 2®

1300 hrs, Branch Chiefs Meeting 2b

Collect topic write-ups today by noon for confessions* 2c

(sw3) 18 September • Wednesday 3

Col Krutz » TDY 3a

ISI Confessions 0830 hrs, 3b

(sthj) 19 September • Thursday 4

0830 hrs, Branch Chiefs Meeting 4a

Laboratory Activity Reports due today: Bucclero must have them by 1000# ISM must have them by 1100# and DOT have them by 1600,(KJOURNAL, 19513,l:w) 4b

(s£3) 20 September * Friday s

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MIKE 16-SEP-74 10116 31057 text Of letter from MT8 to JEM, accompanying checK for 2nd paper

(J31057) 16-SEP-74 10116F Titlei Author(s)! Michael T. Bedford/MIKE> Distribution! /LHDj Sub*Collections! NIC! Clerici MIKEJ

MIKE 16 .SEP-74 i0 1 16 31057 t ex t of l e t te r f rom MTB to t fEM# accompanying cnecK for 2nd paper

check; wi l l go ou t th i s a f te rnoon to her address in Phi la ,

MIKE 16-SEP-74 10*16 31057 text of le t ter f rom MTB to JEM* accompanying cheeK for 2nd paper

Dear Ela ine ,

Enclosed i s a cheque for USS 570,00 in compensat ion for your second contr ibut ion to the Business p lanning Papers ser ies , and as re imbursement for your incurred typing expenses ,

I have a lso enclosed a few copies of the paper as i t appears in the Business Planning Papers format ,

Thanks once again for you contr ibut ion, and ha v e a good year . Larry and I a re both looking forward to your cont inuing repor ts»

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NDM 16-SEP-74 14150 31058 Spl i t screen commands

(J31058) 16«SEP*74 141501 Ti t le! AUthor(s) ! N, Dean Meyer /NDMj Dis t r ibut ion! /CHX FDBK RWW R&U Sub »C enact ion s i SRI»ARCj CiarKl NDM>

NDM 16*SEP*74 14« 50 31058 Split screen commands

Not too late to change, is it?

spl i t screen commands NDM 16-SEP-74 14150 31058

I th ink the new sp l i t screen control commands a re ve r y poor , When I go to sp l i t my screen, I Know were I want the boundary , I don ' t want to have to s top and f igure which boundar ies i t may i a l l perpendicular to , Isn ' t much more s t ra ight forward to say " inser t a Hor izonai Boundary (or Edge i f you wi l l ) here"? As Rober t sa id , even those of us famil iar wi th t r igonometry fouhd the new command non- in tui t ive (a euphamism), le t me once more ask you to consider the suggest ions made in 30932,

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I s l Confe s s i ons RJC 17 -SEP-74 06104 31059

( J 31059 ) 17 -SEP-74 06104 ; T i t l e ; AUtho r (S ) ; Robe r t a J , Ca r r i e r /RJ C ; D i s t r i bu t i on ; /F JT TJB2 RJC JL M F F I 0LS JPC E&F EJK RBP F S l WE R F A L D F B MAW; Sub - Co l l ec t i ons ; NIC ; C l e r i c ; RJC ;

RJC 17*SEP-74 06104 31059 ISI Confessions

As you probably Know by now# ISI Confessions has been cancelled until 25 September, i

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CKM 17-SEP-7 4 06 :27 31060

( J31060) 17*SEP"74 06 |27 jn i T i t l e : AUthor ( s ) : Conn ie K, McLindon /CKM» Dis t r ibu t ion : /CKM( I ACTION J ) CKM( t INPO.QNLY J ) I Sub-Col l ec t ions : NIC: C le rk : CKM:

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C K M 1 7 * 5 E P * 7 4 0 6 « 2 7 3 1 0 6 0

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s o r t K e y e x t r a c t o r s N D M 1 7 » 3 E P » » 7 4 0 9 J 1 9 3 1 0 6 1

( J 3 1 0 6 1 ) 1 7 * S E P p 7 4 0 9 « 1 9 f T i t i e i A u t h o r ( s ) ! N , D e a n M e y e r / N D M f D i s t r i b u t i o n ! / M I K E I M M ( i n t o » o n l y ) P A N C i n f o » o n i y ) ) S u b * C o U e e t i o n s I S H I - A R C ! C l e r K l N D M ;

Sor t Key ex t rac tors NDM 17-SEP-74 09119 31061

Mike i sor t key ex t rac tors a re t r i cky , we cur ren t ly don ' t have any documenta t ion on how to wr i te them, I f you a re se r ious in your need for them# I should ge t toge ther wi th you and Penny by l ink (shared sc reens?) and vo ice l ine to teach you how, Hope we can provide documenta t ion someday soon , 1

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NDM J7 -SEP-74 09135 31062 Bus in sp l i t sc reens on t i ne Processor

CJ31062) 17»SEP»74 09 |35?m Ti t l e ! Author ( s ) ! N, Dean Meyer /NDMf Di s t r ibu t ion! /CHIC C ACTION 1 } FDBK( [ ACTION 1 ) RWWC I INF0*QNt* 3 ) f SUb»Col lec t ions ! SBI*ARC> C le rKl NDMf

Bug in Spi l t sc reens on Line processor NDM 17-SEP-74 09 S 35 31062

I am s t i l l bugged by no t be ing ab le to bug anyth ing in the top l ine of the bot tom window in a hor izonta l ly sp l i t sc reen ,

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NDM 17-SEP.74 09 S 38 31063 Dia log Leading to 8 Aug 74 Demo for Dave Russen , D CA Commit tee

CJ31063) 17-SEP-74 09s38m> Ti t je i Author(s} | N , Dean Meyer /NDM> sub -Col l ec t ions t SRI-ARCf CierK* NDM j

NDM 17-SEP»74 09 J 38 31063 Dialog Leading to 8 Aug 74 Demo for Dave Russell* DCA Committee

(ARPA-Deme) 1

16-AUG-74 1504»P NDM RLLl Script and attendees at DCA/ARPA demo on 8/9 August 1974 at SRI-WASH for the Executive Panel DoD Internetting study Group

Distribution! NDM RLL dCN DCE JHB Received at! 16*AUG-74 16131 Location! (M.J0URNAL, 23815, l»w) la

6-AUG-74 2155-pDT LIEBERMANI Demo scenario Distribution! MEYER, lieberman Received at! 6-AUG-74 21t5Ss56 10

in my directory there are filesi ndmlx# ndm2x, dean, 43535x, these are the same as your tiles (without the trailing x) modified , corrected, deleted, etc, by me, Some suggestions I strongly urge others fall into the 'if have time category'. Will talk to yog Wednesday, Stay cool, Rob Ibl

6-AUG-74 0g27-PDT BROWN| WDC Demo Distribution! MEYER, brown, kerns, eapps Received at! 6-AUG-74 09127126 lc

I will not be in Washington for the demonstration, Carrol Kerns is travelings Washington today and will demonstrate, Dave Brown lei

6-AUG-74 1544-EDT BTHOMAS at BBN-TENEX| FILE TO BE USED FOR NET DEMO

Distribution! MEYER AT OFFICE-1 Received at! 6-AUG-74 I3|16i03 Id

BERT SUTHERLAND ASKED THAT I SEND TO YOU A COPY OF THE FILE WE WILL MAKE AS PART OF THE DEMO LATER THIS WEEK • THE FOLLOWING IS THE FILE! ldl

I, This is the first part of a simple report used to demonstrate use of a distributed file system, The report consists of three parts which are distributed among various computers connected to the ARPANET, ld2

II, The demonstration will involve collection of the three parts of the report (of which this is the second part) and merger of them together to form the final report, The various parts will be gathered together in a site independent manner, ld3

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NDM 17-SEP*74 09138 31063 Dialog Leading to 8 Aug 74 Dene for Dave Russell, DCA Committee

III, The completed report will then be transmitted to its destination using the network mail service. To complete the demonstration the report will be received and read at the destination, id4

BOB THOMAS 1<35

5*AUG*?4 1326»PDT MEYER I 8*9 Aug Demo Distribution! SUTHERLAND AT BBN, BROWN, KERNS, meyer, norton,

Jordan Received at! 5*AUG»74 13126127 le

I would like to get my fellow demonstrators together for a bit on Wednesday afternoon. This win give us a onance to coordinate and to try the terminal with your stuff, etc,,, (Dave Russell asked if we were going to have a rehersal, and asked to be invited,) will all of you be here Wednesday PM? iei

Also, is there anything I can do at this point for you (hotel, etc,)? ie2

**Dean Meyer i«3

5*AUG«74 07 46»PDT MEYER! Demonstration for Dave Russell this Thurs,

Distribution! ENGEÂPT, NORTON, lieberman, meyer Received at I 3*AUG-74 07 s 46 8 17 if

DOugi Dave would like to have his demo Thursday and Friday of this week, I think everything is going smoothly, but it would be nice to have a second arc Person here to help me, Jim suggested you mioht help me find someone, (Lieberman just moved out there and feels uncomfortable about coming back here so soon,) Any ideas? ifi

3-AUG.74 1836»EDT SUTHERLAND at BBN.TENEXAI ARPANET DEMO Distribution! MEYER AT OFFJCE-J, RUSSELL AT 151, bthomas Received at! 3»AUG«74 15135105 lg

CURRENT BBN PLAN FOR NET DEMO WILL SHOW CAPABILITIES OF NET USE BY DOING A SMALL PROBLEM! ASSEMBLING A DUMMY REPORT OUT OF DATA IN SEVERAL SYSTEMS AND SENDING IT OFF AS A MSG, THE MSG WILL THEN GET READ IN AN RD CONTEXT, WE PLAN TO USE RSEXEC TO SHOW THIS KIND OF USE WHICH SHOULD BE EASY FOR THE DOD INTERNET PANEL PEOPLE TC UNDERSTAND AND ILLUSTRATIVE OF A CAPABILITY THEY ARE SEEKING, igi

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NDM 17»SEP«74 09138 31063 Dialog Leading to 8 Aug 74 Demo for Dave Russell, DCA Committee

FURTHERMORE • I PLAN TO COME DOWN TO SHOW AND TELL AND DISCUSS AT THE WASH END BUT WILL LEAVE THE EXPERTS HOME AND DO DEMO THRU NETWORK LINK - ANOTHER NEAT NET CAPABILITY, (ASSUMING IT ALL WORKS - WE WILL PRACTICE) !g2

LOOKING FORWARD TQ THE SHOW, REGARDS BERT lg3

2»AUG«74 i509*PDT LIEBERMAN: demo# ril t0 DC, Distribution! MEYER, lieberman Received atl 2«AUG*74 15i09l45 ih

Deani next week is asking a lo from Barb, Don't thin* I should even ask her, It will take a month I think to complee the unpacking, How desperate are you? Moving van c«n,« yesterday# Loads of boxes allover# Picked up Dodge, Have to ge bike reallll ssoooonn, will be in and out here (at ARC) just to Pick up messages, calling fr Phone now, Le me kno how bad ou need elp, Sure we can find someone to support you if I cannot come keep pushing and don't worry# I will eertanly be here if not there o help you whenever you need some, Just adk, Robert ihl

2«AUG«74 1124«PDT MEYERi Tentative Agenda fop 8«*9 August Demonstration

DiStribUtioni RUSSELL, BROWN# SUTHERLAND AT BBN, NORTON, LIEBERMAN AT ARC#, MeMains.Discourse AT MULTICS# meyer# mclindon, capps# Jordan

Received att 2-AUG-74 Iii24|l0 li

TENTATIVE AGENDAi ARPANET Demonstration, August 8th and 9th 111

introduction Dave Russell, ARPA 10 9100

(if he desires to do it)

ARPANET Overview 9110

ARC (NDM) 10

selected systems demonstrated 114

TENEXl SNDMSG, READMAIL BBN 9120

RD, TEC0, TELNET

50

114a

Coffee break 10110

10 115

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NDM 17-SEP-74 09I38 31063 Dialog Leading to 8 Aug 74 Demo for Dave Russen, DCA Committee

MULTICSl DEIS DRB2 (MULTICS) 30 10(20 115a

NLS| TNLS, DNLS ARC JNDM) 50 10(50 U5b

Summary and discussion Dave Russell, ARPA 20 11(40 116

TOTAL 3 hrs 12(00 117

Note( All comments are more than welcome, Dean MeyerlOfflce-1 (NDM) 118

1*AUG»74 Q924»PDT MEYER! Demo for Dave Russell Distribution! LIEBERMAN AT ARC, norton, meYer, lee Received atl L*AUG«74 09(24(58 13

Robs Glad to hear move went smoothly. Hate to ask this, but,,, 131

Demo for Russell will be 8 and 9 of August, at 9 in morning, (Two days so can have smaller groups,) Would very much like assistance in giving our share, Could you come out next Wednesday, the 7th, through Friday afternoon? Anxious to hear,,, 132

Hi to Barb (and kids( Michael will appreciate that), See ya,,. Dean 133

31«.JUL«74 1203-PDT RUSSELL AT USC-ISK DEMONSTRATION FOR DOD INTERNETTING GROUP

DiStribUtioni SUTHERLAND AT BBN*TENEX, RUSSELL, LYONS, MEYER at OFFICE*!, NORTON at OFFICE*!,, CAPPS at OFFICE^, BROWN at OFFICE"1

Received atl 31»JUL*74 12(12(47 Ik

BERT t I HAVE ASKED SJIM NORTON AT SRL TO PUT TOGETHER A DEMONSTRATION OF VARIOUS ARPANET HOST CAPABILITIES FOR MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE PANEL OF THE DOD INTERNETTING STUDY GROUP AND POSSIBLY SELECTED MEMBERS OF THE DTACCS STAFF, lkl

THE PROPOSED DEMONSTRATION WOULD INCLUDE(

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NDM 17-SEP-74 09:36 31063 Dialog Leading to 8 Aug 74 Demo for Dave Russell, DCA Committee

TENEX SNDMSG READMAJL RD TECO TELNET

NLSI JOURNAL TEXT EDITING

MULTICSI DEMONSTRATION OF THE ANALYSIS

OF A LARGE ON-LINE DATA BASE

WOULD IT BE POSSIBLE FOR BBN TO PUT ON A DEMONSTRATION OF THE TENEX PORTION OF THE PROPOSED DEMONSTRATION FROM 0900 TO 1100 AT THE SRI WASHINGTON OFFICE ON 8 AND 9 AUG 74? SRI WILL CONDUCT THE OTHER TWO ELEMENTS OF THE DEMONSTRATION AND HANDLE ALL OTHER ARRANGEMENTS FOP THE DEMONSTRATION, THE SRI-WASHINGTON OFFICE HAS ONE TV MONITOR. I ESTIMATE GR0UPS 0F 6 To 8 AT EACH SESSI0N

PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR COMMENTS,

Deanl Don't thin* i Wlll be available til September, Plane leave Wednesday (tomorrow) and don't thin* it wise to leave the wife alone for at least a month, of course I will help all I can on the serlpt/scenario/slides/vlewgraphs/ete, we are sort of prepred from our outline we did for the NSA people and the ONR movie, See the file (lieberraan.onr.seriptiwxeb) for the latest version, guess you will be on the plane when I send this so welcome to VA ( Hope to have phone Installed at new home this wee*, Maybe able to drop in at the office Wednesday, late, see you p,s, having a very difficult time selling Volvo, would have been nice to have It in Calif rto sell but that is my fault, thought it would be easy, dealers offering only 1500, retail valusee Is 3200, will sell it for 2200 to 35QQ( that is a buy IU HI)might have to leave it with Mother-in-law. UGH. Rob ili

DAVE RU5SELL/ARPA

30„JUL»74 1123,PDT LIEBERMANi Demo coming up Distribution: MEYER# iieberman Received ati 30-JUL-74 11:23:45 11

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NDM 17»SEP"74 09138 31063 Dia log Lead ing to 8 Aug 74 Demo fo r Dave Russe l l , DCA Commi t t ee

29-JUL-74 1324-PDT MEYER! DSA Demons t ra t ion Dis t r ibu t ion! RUSSELL# meyer , no r ton# i i ebe rman a t ARC Rece ived a t ! 29-JUL*74 13124109 in

Dave i I would l i xe to ask BBN t o he lp wi th TENEX pa r t o f demons t ra t ion fo r DSA. i s tha t OK? May 1 send them a copy o f your message to Nor ton abou t t h i s? - -Dean Meyer# SRI-ARC 1ml

29- JUL-74 12Q9-PDT MEYER a t OFFICE- l ! DCA Demei TENEX s tu f f Dis t r ibu t ion! NORTON AT ARC, LIEBERMAN AT ARC, ENGELBART AT

ARC,, WATSQN AT ARC, MEYER AT ARC Rece ived a t ! 29-JUL-74 I5 i01 l23 In

Conn ie i s ve ry busy p repa r ing to t ake four o r f ive days o f f t e second week o Augus t , For t ha t r eason , and because she doesn ' t t h ink i t appropr ia t e fo r he r ( a ARPA pe r son) , she would r a the r no t pa r t i c ipa te in demo, i n i

I wi l l a s* DicK fOf hep con tac t ing BBN, l n2

27«*JUL«74 G032*P JCNt Demo p lann ing and Giv ing fo r DCA a t SRI-WASH

Dis t r ibu t ion! JCN NDM RLL DCE RWW DCR2 Rece ived a t ! 27-JUL-74 04131 loca t ion! CGJOURNAL, 23688 , l iw) 10

Note I ( ACTION ] l o l

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C J 3 1 0 6 4 ) 1 7 » £ E P * 7 4 0 9 f 4 4 n t f T i t l e i A u t h o r ( s ) j E d m u n d J , K e n n e d y / E J K J D i s t r i b u t i o n ! / D & S ( [ A C T I O N 3 ) R J C ( t I N F O » O N L Y 3 ) E J k C [ I N F O * O N L Y 3 ) f S u b - C O i i a c t i o n s ! R A D C i C l e r k j E J K j

EJK 17-SEP-74 09144 31064 Confusion Is rampant

I»m going t to get one of these through i f i t k i l l s me,

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