| Before starting a new note in this conference, please check to see if the
topic is covered in any other notes and enter your note as a reply to those
notes as appropriate.
To help assist you in this procedure here is a short list of some of the more
popular topics and what note they are discussed in -
13.0 Check in here
460.0 FOR SALE postings
806.0 Want ads
52.0 Downline loading
52.50 File transfer introduction
3.0 Whack (Multi-session terminal emulator)
9.0 Public Domain software locations on the network
730.0 PCDISK (reading/writing ST/PC disks on VAX Workstations)
914.0 Bombs and TOS error numbers
25.0 ABACUS User Group notices
859.0 BCS Atari User Groups
131.0 Rate a Game
Here is a slightly longer list of topics which you may find interesting -
578.0 NEODESK
12.0 Dungeon Master
11.0 Questions about SEDT
18.0 The Malloc bug.
826.0 Uniterm 2.0e 011
41.0 More on "Roll your own" hard disks.
42.0 5.25" floppies on the ST
141.2 ST --> IBM 3.5"
77.0 MS-DOS/TOS disk compatibility mode?
99.2 Where's the ST dealers?
716.3 Colorado Springs Dealers?
649.0 A good store in Boston area
107.0 Color on Monochrome, M on Color???
585.0 PD emulation color on mono monitor ?
120.0 Publishing Partner
152.0 Minix/ST
153.0 Atari 6502 Emulator - STXFII - version 2
210.0 GNU stuff for the ST
224.0 Timeworks Publisher ST
769.0 LA50 Printer driver for DEGAS?
833.0 NEO Picture to LN03 Program ??
237.0 Spectre 128 MAC emulator w/ 128K ROMs
312.0 PageStream
331.0 STREPORT on line magazine
364.0 ZNET on line magazine
340.0 Free Sozobon C Compiler
365.0 ST TEX, How good is it ??
384.0 Talk on GEM programming
399.0 RPM Checker?
434.0 Microemacs 3.10 available
442.0 Can I use the Rainbow color monitor on a ST ?
462.0 13 pin DIN connector
465.0 1st Word Plus questions
507.0 SCART monitor - Help!!!!
508.0 Time Bandits?
566.0 RAM Check prog ?
701.0 NEODESK discussions
715.0 ATARI REPAIR CENTERS????
721.0 Home accounts package anyone?
722.0 CHAOS STRIKES BACK
755.0 Disk Recovery Program?
760.0 Any Good DTP's Out There?
786.0 Ultima V questions
835.0 dungeon master
894.0 Software you couldn't live without....
Ray (the moderator)
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I N T E R O F F I C E M E M O R A N D U M
Date: 29-Jan-1992 11:49am EST
From: RON GLOVER
GLOVER.RON
Dept: Corporate Employee Relations
Tel No: 508-493-9569
TO: Conference Moderators
Subject: A Message to Employee Interest Notes File Users
By way of introduction, I am the Corporate Personnel Policy Manager.
Part of my responsibility includes providing interpretation of Digital's
Personnel Policy, including the Personnel Policy 6.54. I would greatly
appreciate your assistance in posting the attached memo from John Sims in
the Notes files you moderate, and as many other Employee Interest Notes
Files as possible. Please give me a call if you have any questions.
I N T E R O F F I C E M E M O R A N D U M
Date: 30-Jan-1992
From: John Sims
SIMS.JOHN AT A1 at CORA @ CORE
Dept: Strategic Resources
Tel No: 223-7243
TO: Employee Interest Notes File Participants
Subject: A message to employee interest notes file users
A MESSAGE TO EMPLOYEE INTEREST NOTES FILE USERS
Over the last few months I have received a number of complaints
from employees, and individuals outside of the company about
material communicated in electronic mail systems and posted in
various employee interest notes files. After reading some of this
material it is clear that a reminder about appropriate comment and
behavior in these systems is necessary.
First, and most critically; the electronic mail systems and notes
files are company facilities subject to normal workplace rules of
conduct. As such, the same rules that govern conduct and comment
in any other Digital workplace apply with equal weight in these
systems. Stated simply, if you wouldn't say something in a
Digital business meeting, you shouldn't say it in electronic mail
or notes. PERIOD.
Statements that attribute improper, illegal or immoral motives or
actions to others; statements that cast aspersions on the
character or integrity of others or that amount to libel or
slander are not permitted. PERIOD. In this regard, it does not
matter whether the individuals subject to the comment are elected
public officials or directors of organizations disfavored by the
author. There is no "Public Figure" exception in these systems.
Comments of a sexual nature are not acceptable whether they are
about the author or directed at others. Similarly, comments that
degrade, devalue or discriminate against others are also
prohibited.
Neither the notes conferences nor electronic mail should be used
to solicit other employees. This prohibition covers efforts to
solicit employees for personal or political gain, to sell or
market goods or services (except authorized marketplace or
discount conferences) and efforts to solicit employees to take
action, sign petitions or support particular causes or candidates.
Finally, employees should remember that it is never appropriate to
spend working time in employee interest notes for non-work
purposes. Personal or entertainment activities in these notes
files should be limited to assigned break times, lunch time and
before or after business hours.
Employee interest notes files and conferences provide an
electronic forum to share ideas and opinions about matters of
common interest. In supporting these conferences, the company
understood that there would be occasions where employees would
disagree on issues being discussed, but we believed and continue
to believe it is possible to disagree without being disagreeable.
Personnel Policy 6.54, Proper Use of Digital Computers, Systems
and Networks provides further information about appropriate
conduct and comment in these systems. Employees who fail to meet
these expectations, or who use company computer systems in ways
that are contrary to the letter or spirit of that policy are
subject to Corrective Action and Discipline up to and including
the termination of their employment.
The moderators of these conferences, along with your system
managers, personnel representatives and the Personnel Policy
Manager are all available to answer any question you might have
about appropriate use of these systems.
Please feel free to forward this memo to other Digital notes
files and conferences.
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| This notes conference (ATARIST) will be moving from MSBCS: to PERFOM:: in
the middle of November. I plan on posting another notice when I have a date,
but I thought I'd post this note incase I forget.
When the time comes, you can make the change by issuing the following notes
command (ie: at the "Notes> " prompt) -
MODIFY ENTRY atarist /FILE=perfom::atarist
Ray (the moderator)
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