Manuals being scanned

We are probably going to be drastically curtailing our museum efforts and perhaps shifting to a new affiliation if I can pull it off. As a start to lightening the load we are scanning as many of the manuals as we can. (We have a pretty nice scanner and some office assistants who occasionally have extra time that they need to look busy in.) I will be placing the scanned manuals on our web site, but for the time being there will be no link to the directory. You may feel free to download any of them you like. If you want to download everything that will be OK, but try to do it in the early morning hours U.S. Central Standard time. The university has a pretty good connection, but we don't want to swamp it during the day. If you seen anything that you would like to have in hard copy I will be happy to mail it to you. Payment of the postage and some token payment for the manual would be appreciated. You can contact me via email to arrange such a payment. If you see anything here that you think should not be available because of copyright limitations please let me know. I assume that since these manuals are all nearly 30 years old that nobody will care. Of course something may slip through the cracks and some large vendors still exist and might care for legal reasons, but I don't have time to sort that all out right now. Here is the link: http://www.cse.uta.edu/TheMuseum at CSE/Manuals%20Scanned/ If you have any comments I would like to hear them. Gil -- A. G. (Gil) Carrick, Director The Museum at CSE University of Texas at Arlington Department of Computer Science & Engineering Box 19015, 471 S Cooper Street Arlington, TX 76019 817-272-3620 http://www.cse.uta.edu/TheMuseum at CSE/