Index of /~nsfcam/Docs

Icon  Name                    Last modified      Size  Description
[PARENTDIR] Parent Directory                             -   
[TXT] README.txt              1998-03-18 16:43  1.5K  
[TXT] flattimes.html          2002-06-13 11:00  1.2K  
[TXT] guide.contents          1996-02-20 11:11  3.9K  
[   ] guide.pdf               1996-07-29 14:12  426K  
[   ] guide.ps.Z              1996-07-29 14:11  797K  
[TXT] nsfcam.description      1996-02-20 11:30  1.6K  
[   ] nsfcam.user_gd.r8.cw    1997-11-14 13:24  595K  
[   ] nsfcam_geometry.ps      1999-07-26 10:48  786K  
[   ] nsfcam_log.ps           1999-03-01 14:59  9.1K  
[TXT] nsfcam_remote.html      2002-06-07 15:13  1.8K  
[TXT] nsfcam_remote_old.html  1999-02-17 16:54  1.3K  
[TXT] nsfcamio.txt            2003-07-14 08:56  1.8K  

This directory contain the latest copy of the NSFCAM Documentation.

Note: The current User's Guide is distributed in both Postscript and
PDF (Portable Document Format) formats. The postscript version is
also provide in 3 parts since some users have trouble printing large
postscript documents. PDF is a binary format for electronic
distribution. PDR readers for Windows, Macintosh, and various versions
of UNIX can be found at Adobe WWW page: http://www.adobe.com.

This subdirectory contains the following:
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README.txt          Summary of files in this subdirectory.

guide.contents      The table of context of the User Guide.

guide.pdf           A PDF (Portable Document Format) copy of the
                    NSFCAM User's Guide, revision 3. Use Adobe
                    acrobat software to view & print this document.
                    Acrobat software is free from Adobe
                    (http://www.adobe.com)

guide.ps.Z          A postscript copy of the entire NSFCAM User's
                    guide, revision3. The file is compressed.

guide.rtf           A RTF (Rich Text Format) copy of the NSFCAM User's
                    Guide, revision 3. RTF files can be imported into
                    popular word processing programs (MS Word,
                    ClarisWorks, etc.).

nsfcam.description  A Brief Description of the Instrument
                    (from the Preface of the NSFCAM User's Guide).