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Apparently I made a few mistakes in the posting about my manuscript on dependency grammar. This is curious, because I apparently got everything right on the earlier posting on the same topic to the DG and HPSG lists. At least two people have informed me that they successfully ftp-ed everything, but at least two others have had problems. The address should be: julius.ling.ohio-state.edu The suffixes .ps.gz on the file-names (not the address) indicate that they are compressed, so you need to uncompress them using the command 'gunzip'. The slashes in the directory address should be '/' and not '\'. Presumably because of some sort of software error, I cannot read things in my inbox. But I put three of the reactions to my previous posting there before I had grown accustomed to this problem, so I cannot answer these directly, but will now try to do so through the linguist list. To the respondent from Finland: you wanted a numerical address. It is: 128.146.172.200 To the respondent from Taiwan (or was it HongKong?). You noted a problem with chapter 7. The general problem has now been corrected, but there may still be a problem with one or two of the examples. If so, I can send an ASCII file, as you suggested, or a paper copy of these examples, if you send me a regular mail address, but in either case you have to write to me again. I am now used to reading my mail and replying if necessary, or at least writing down the essential information, before downloading. Nevertheless, I hope the Compuserve people solve the problem soon. To the "computer illiterate/dyslexic" (your own term): surely you can find someone there who is able to help you with the ftp procedure. The university you are at must have more than its share of experts in this area. But I can also send you an ASCII version of chapter 1 via email, if you write to me again. For the sake of making my files more compatible with the software linguists most often use, Andreas Kathol has advised me to reformat my manuscript in LaTeX. Unfortunately, he doesn't know where to get a LaTeX software packet for use with PCs (what I use). Can anyone help by giving me a site to ftp from? I am in the process of creating a LaTex version of the files. Dan Maxwell 100101,2276Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuecompuserve.com
As part of the WWW pages I have prepared for the Department of Linguistics, University of Natal (Durban) I have included information on the following conferences which are being held in South Africa this year: 1) The conference of the African Languages Association of South Africa, 12 - 14 July. 2) The conference of the South African Applied Linguistics Association, 9 - 12 July. 3) The conference of the Linguistics Society of Southern Africa, 5 - 7 July. 4) The conference of the South African Association for Language Teaching, 9 -12 July. 5) The English in Africa Conference, 11 - 14 July. The URL for the departmental home page is: http://www.und.ac.za/ling/linghome.html You can access the list of conferences directly at the URL: http://www.und.ac.za/ling/sa_cnfs.html If there are any other linguistics or related conferences being held in Southern Africa this year which could be included in this list please let me know. Rodrik Wade ___ Rodrik Wade (wadeMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuemtb.und.ac.za) Web Page html://www.und.ac.za/ling/wade Post: Dept. of Linguistics Phone: +27 (0)31 260 1131 University of Natal Private Bag X10 DALBRIDGE 4014, South Africa.
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