Paul Zorn (St. Olaf College) sent out the following message on the
calc-reform newsgroup.  I asked Paul if we can include this material
on the Mathematics Archives and, with his consent, we include his
message and the files mentioned below.  The files ARE CONTAINED in this 
subdirectory of the Mathematics Archives in a compressed format; the
.Z extension indicates this.  To retrieve these files in an uncompressed
just leave off the .Z extension when you issue the get command.
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As those who were at San Antonio know, a well-attended poster session
on calculus projects was held, with about 40 poster exhibitors.   In 
addition, a booklet of abstracts was prepared; over 500 copies were 
distributed at San Antonio.   Several people suggested that the 
abstract booklet be made available more broadly, by ftp.    The rest of 
this note tells how to retrieve and print this material.   It runs to 
20 or 21 pages, depending on format.  If you'd like your very own 
electronic copy, read on.   

(If you want a copy but aren't set up electronically, email     
zorn@stolaf.edu for more info.)

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Note that you MUST be on INTERNET to do this---BITNET won't work.

THREE slightly different files available through ftp.   Which
you want depends on what sort of printer you have.   (If you're not
sure, get all three files and see which one works.)   

In order of aesthetic preference, the files are as follows:

     abstracts.ps          (In postscript format)
     abstractstimes.dvi    (In TeX dvi format; uses Times Roman font)
     abstractscm.dvi       (In TeX dvi format; uses uglier Computer Modern font)

All three files contain exactly the same information, but the first
two look nicer than the third---they're also one page shorter.

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Here's the drill:

   1.   Type   ftp ftp.stolaf.edu
        (This connects you to a St Olaf machine.)

   2.   Login as  anonymous  .   Type anything for a password (or just hit
        RETURN).

   3.   Type   cd pub/tmp/abstracts       
        (This puts you in the right directory.)

   4.   Type   ls      
        (This lists the three available files.)

   5.   Type     get abstract.ps    to get that file.   Type
                 get abstracttimes.dvi    to get THAT  file. 

   6.   Once you have the files you want,  type   quit    to leave ftp.
	
   7.   Fire it off to a postscript- or dvi-knowledgeable printer.      Most
        printers are smart enough to recognize dvi or ps files, but you MIGHT
	need some flag.