15 Sep
1998
15 Sep
'98
8:15 a.m.
Should've
answered this in the previous message: you can order a copy
from http://www.ansi.org/, the designation is ANSI X3.27, and it costs
US$32.00.
This isn't really on-topic but quite a few "common" ISO/ANSI standards
seem to
have ECMA equivalents (ISO9660 is a definite example).
It looks to me like ECMA-13, "File Structure and Labelling of Magnetic
Tapes for Information Interchange", may be the equivalent.
Copies of these standards cost money to obtain from ISO
or ANSI, but the
identical ECMA documents are available free of charge from the ECMA web site at
http://www.ecma.ch/.
ECMA-13 isn't available electronically, but it does indeed seem to be
the case that they will provide hardcopy free of charge.
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