Survey

A thread of 3 messages, 22 November 1993 to 25 November 1993, in the order they were sent.

#6369 Survey

I've been curious about something for quite a while. How many people that
subscribe to the TML, CAT &/or TNE Pocket have access to (and use) Gopher or
WWW?

Quite a while ago, it was determined (read I can't remember who or how) that
the most common graphic format that TML'ers, etc can use is GIF. How about
these new resources?

Please drop me some Email if you use (or can't use) either of these. Thanks
(this includes all those lurkers hiding out there!)

thanks!

 joe                          University of Missouri - Columbia
 [email removed]              [phone removed]

#6375 Re: Survey

> I've been curious about something for quite a while. How many people that
> subscribe to the TML, CAT &/or TNE Pocket have access to (and use) Gopher or
> WWW?

  Have access to, but I only use Gopher to visit the library of congress
catalogue and MELVYL:)

>  joe                          University of Missouri - Columbia

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#6381 Gopher,WWW,Power

>
> Bundle: 519
> Archive-Message-Number: 6369
> Date:         Mon, 22 Nov 93 16:10:21 CST
> From: Joe Heck [email removed]
> Subject:      Survey
>
> I've been curious about something for quite a while. How many people that
> subscribe to the TML, CAT &/or TNE Pocket have access to (and use) Gopher or
> WWW?
>
> Quite a while ago, it was determined (read I can't remember who or how) that
> the most common graphic format that TML'ers, etc can use is GIF. How about
> these new resources?
>
> Please drop me some Email if you use (or can't use) either of these. Thanks
> (this includes all those lurkers hiding out there!)
>
> thanks!
>
>  joe                          University of Missouri - Columbia
>  [email removed]              [phone removed]
>

Never heard of either format, so I probably can't use them, but who knows!

While I'm here, I too was confused by computer power ratings given as
`Mw/day', etc.  Maybe Mwday was intended, i.e. energy equivalent to
drawing 1 Mw of power for a whole day (about 86400 MJ).

Stewart							[email removed]