[567] in ad-lib
B.Index update sighting
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (sbyrd@MIT.EDU)
Tue May 9 14:32:45 1995
From: sbyrd@MIT.EDU
To: ad-cat@MIT.EDU
Cc: gyoung@MIT.EDU, tat@MIT.EDU, ninadm@MIT.EDU
Date: Tue, 09 May 1995 14:32:09 EDT
Here is the message I got from Michel. I've been working on testing
the changes and going through the new version he sent. By later today
I should be able to send a response to the group and to him.
Sneak preview: series volume numbering's not working yet.
still here,
Sam
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Subject: B.INDEX CHANGES
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Subject: B.INDEX UPDATED
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The revised b.index had been updated per specification. I tested several
things but not all, nor all permutations of things.
Please check especially 4XX as there was considerable revision of those.
Also, I don't know what 027, 088, and 074 are supposed to look like in
the indexes. We have to do a custom "prep" for these, although these
are usually modest.
Re: spec item 4. The spec call for 400/t to index separately as a title,
then says to make consistent with 800 and use decode = P. Ordinarily
for a title, I would use decode T, but I followed 800 pattern and used
decode = P.
Please print an copy and review, let me know of any problems.
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