# x/open orders

23-Sep-1994 1321 (sthomas@karcec.enet.dec.com)
Fri, 23 Sep 94 13:27:45 MET DST

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    Date: Fri, 23 Sep 94 13:27:45 MET DST

    From: 23-Sep-1994 1321 <sthomas@karcec.enet.dec.com>

    To: uri@bunyip.com

    Subject: x/open orders

Hi all,

In response to this message, I thought I'd share my experiences
with X/OPEN in Europe.

<< From: KAMPUS::VBORMC::"terry@ora.com" "Terry Allen" 23-SEP-1994 04:51:10.98
<< To: "Norbert Leser - OSF DCE: (617)621-8715" <nl@osf.org>, "Karen R. Sollins" <sollins@lcs.mit.edu>, uri@bunyip.com
<< CC: iesg@cnri.reston.va.us, fn-arch@osf.org
<< Subj: Re: Last Call: URL to Proposed and URN- and IRL-Reqs to Informational

<< So everyone concerned about UR issues has to shell out $70
<< and wait some weeks for delivery in order to grapple with
<< your "preliminary spec"?

Yes, I find it expensive. BUT, I ordered something on Friday and it
arrived the next Tuesday. HOWEVER, on the negative side, the postage
cost is also high.

To order in Europe call +44 (0) 993 708731

Cheers,
Susan

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