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From: pplace!deutsch@sun.com (Peter Deutsch)
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Subject: Needed: local help

Is there anyone near me (San Francisco / Berkeley / San Jose area)
who has access to a machine or network with all of the following:
	- The ability to read IBM PC/AT diskettes;
	- The ability to store about 300K of source code for public
access (and, ideally, up to about another 2M of object code);
	- The ability to send the code over some high-speed network.

I would like to set up a distribution point for GhostScript, the Gnu
implementation of a graphics language and C-callable graphics library
that bears a remarkable resemblance to the PostScript(tm) language,
which will be released in early August.  Thanks.

Peter Deutsch
deutsch@parcplace.com