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Subject: hol90 help files

This is an invitation for the HOL comunity to assist in translation
the help files for hol88 to hol90.  At the HUG93 workshop I promised
to set up ftp directories to facilitate coordinating community effort
to get this job done.  Rather later than I probably promised, I have
set up such directories.  For those who are community spirited and are
willing to do some translating, you should do the following:

ftp research.att.com
Name (research.att.com:rlogin): anonymous
Password: <<email address>>

cd dist/ml/hol90/help/88/ENTRIES
mget <<your favourite doc files>>

When you have taken a file, please send me mail and I will move the
doc files into dist/ml/hol90/help/88/OUT.  When you have finished with
the files and want to put them back in, please ftp them to 

dist/ml/hol90/help/IN

and send me mail so that I can remove the old from
dist/ml/hol90/help/88/OUT.  If anybody wants to explain a more
automatic way of checking the files in and out, I'm game to try but
this is the only thing I could make work.

				---Elsa L. Gunter
				   elsa@research.att.com
