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Subject: DIGEST: Virtual-worlds Info Booth [03.18]
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From: trumpet@isburg.ch (PC-Benutzer)
Subject: INFO: anyone out there?
Date: Fri, 12 May 1995 09:40:11 GMT
Organization: Ingenieurschule Burgdorf, Switzerland

I've got a Trumpet V1.05 newsreader and it's working allright, as far
as I can tell anyway. But I can't read the newsgroups
sci.virtual-worlds and sci.  virtual-worlds.apps properly. Mostly
there aren't any posts or just one or two. I don't think they get
deleted so often...  So, any help or comments would be appreciated!
Please email me (rohrer@isburg.ch) and write it's for Martin.  Thanks
in advance.

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From: "Beyaz Nokta Vkf. Tinaz Titiz" <bnokta-o@SERVIS2.NET.TR>
Subject: WHO: Jaron Lanier and Myron Krueger

I NEED THE E-MAIL ADDRESSES OF;
    JARON LANIER
    MYRON KRUEGER
I WOULD BE GRATEFUL...

BEYHAN TITIZ
(bnokta-o@servis2.net.tr)

[Jaron Lanier's Homepage is:
http://www.well.com/Community/Jaron.Lanier/index.html

-T.E.]
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From: hill@bobcat.ent.ohiou.edu (Steve Hill)
Subject: INFO: PowerGlove Serial Interface

Well, I have heard the rumors and everytime I go to get information,
suddenly the serial interface doesn't exist.  Would someone PLEASE
give me some information concerning wether or not it exists and where
the plans and software are if it does. Thanks in advance.

Steve

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From: Martin_Mittendorfer@net-mac2.edvz.uni-linz.ac.at (Martin Mittendorfer)
Subject: REFS: Books
Date: Sat, 13 May 95 21:06:20 MET
Organization: AMDA UserGroup Linz

Hello out there!

Can anybody give me a hint which books to start with when i want to go for VR?
(I'm a complete beginner!)

Thanx in advance
---Martin

[Books:

Adams, L. (1994).  Visualization & VIrtual Reality--3D Programming
with Visual Basic for Windows.  New York, NY: WIndcrest/McGrawHill.

Aukstakalnis, S. & Blatner, D.  (1992).  Silicon Mirage: The Art &
Science of Virtual Reality.  Berkeley, CA: Peachpit Press.

Benedikt, M. L. (Ed.).  (1991).  Cyberspace: First Steps.  Cambridge,
MA: MIT Press.

Best, K.  (1994).  The Idiot's Guide to Virtual World Design.  Little
Star.

Cotton, B. & Oliver, R.  (1993).  Understanding Hypermedia: From
Multimedia to Virtual Reality.  London, UK: Phaidon Press.

Earnshaw, R., Jones, H., & Gigante, M.  (1993).  Virtual Reality
Systems.  Acedemic Press.

Eddings, J. (1994).  How Virtual Reality Works.  Emeryville, CA:
Ziff-Davis Press.

Gradecki, J.  (1994).  The Virtual Reality Construction Kit.  New
York, NY: John Wiley & Sons.

Gradecki, J.  (1994).  Virtual Reality Programmer's Kit.  New York,
NY: John Wiley & Sons

Hamit, F.  (1993).  Virtual Reality: An Exploration of Cyberspace.
Carmel, Indiana: Howard W. Sams/Prentice-Hall Publishers.

Hayward, T.  (1993).  Adventures in Virtual Reality.  Carmel, IN: Que.

Heim, M.  (1993).  The Metaphysics of Virtual Reality.  New York:
Oxford University Press.

Jacobson, L.  (1993).  Garage Virtual Reality.  Indianapolis, IN: Sams
Publishing.

Jacobson, L. (Ed.).  (1992).  Cyberarts: Exploring Art & Technology.
San Francisco, CA: Miller Freeman, Inc.

Krueger, M.  (1991).  Artificial Reality II.  Reading, MA:
Addison-Wesley.

Lampton, C.  (1993).  Flights of Fantasy, Programming 3-D Video Games
in C++.  Corte Madera, CA: Waite Group Press.

Langdell, T. (1994).  Virtual Reality Beyond Imagination.
Indianapolis, IN: Sams Publishing.

Larijani, L. C.  (1993).  The Virtual Reality Primer.  New York, NY:
McGraw-Hill.

Laurel, B.  (1991).  Computers as Theatre.  Reading, MA:
Addison-Wesley.

Lavroff, N.  (1993).  Virtual Reality Playhouse: Explore Artificial
Worlds on Your PC.  Corte Madera, CA: Waite Group Press.

Loeffler, C. E. and Anderson, T. (Eds.).  (1994).  The Virtual Reality
Casebook.  New York, NY: Van Nostrand Reinhold.

McLellan, H. (1994).  Virtual Reality: Case Studies in Design for
Collaboration & Learning.  Westport, CT: Meckler Corp.  Perelman,
B. (1993).  Virtual Reality.  New York, NY: Segue Books.

Pimentel, K. & Teixeira, K.  (1993).  Virtual Reality: Through the New
Looking Glass (2nd ed.).  New York, NY: Intel/Windcrest/McGraw Hill.

Rheingold, H.  (1991).  Virtual Reality: Exploring the Brave New
Technologies.  New York, NY: Simon & Schuster Trade.

Roehl, B. (1994).  Playing God, Creating Virtual Worlds.  Corte
Madera, CA: Waite Group Press.

Roehl, S., Bernie, R. & Eagan, J.  (1993).  Virtual Reality Creations:
Create & Program Virtual Worlds on Your PC.  Corte Madera, CA: Waite
Group Press.

Rothman, P. (1994).  Intelligent Agents, Artificial Intelligence &
Virtual Reality.  Indianapolis, IN: Sams Publishing.

Shafer, R. (1993).  Creating Virtual Reality: The Affordable Way to
Explore Cyberspace.  Indianapolis, IN: Sams Publishing.

Summit, P. & Summit, M.  (1994).  VR Basic: The Virtual Reality World
Maker.  Waite Group Press.

Watkins, C. D. & Marenka, S. R.  (1994).  Virtual Reality Excursions:
With Programs in C.  Acedemic Press.

-T.E.]
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From: system@trifix.enet.dec.com ()
Subject: Any good books on VR for beginner?
Date: 15 May 1995 09:14:34 GMT
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation


I am interested to know more about VR. The products, the technics, the
technologies etc. Are there any good books out there that you would
recommend to a newcomer? Please state complete reference (publisher,
address, phone, ISBN), since I probably cannot find it here in my
local (French) bookshop.

Thanks

Timo Hofstee
France
timo.hofstee@vbo.mts.dec.com or hofstee@clarid.enet.dec.com
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From: Jon <reinb001@maroon.tc.umn.edu>
Subject: WHO: William Gibson


Hello, since I trust you guys as a foremost authority on Cyberspace,
do you by any chance know of William Gibson's email adress?  Thanks
alot,!

Please email, as I don't read these newsgroups frequently

thanks in advance,


-- 

[][][][] [][][][]  [][]  [] / Jon Reinberg
   []    []    []  [] [] [] /    "What"
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  []     [][][][]  []    [] / http://www.umn.edu/nlhome/m447/reinb001/jon.html

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From: David Martine <martine@u.washington.edu>
Subject: INFO: Opportunities
Date: Tue, 16 May 1995 15:02:08 -0700
Organization: University of Washington


I was wondering if any of you people know what a person should do if they 
want to learn about VR.  I am a senior at the University of Washington 
who would greatly appreciate any help in getting involved in this 
industry I want to explore.  If there is anyone out there who could help 
me get in the VR Fraternity I would greatly appreciate any help.  Please 
send me all of your mail.

Thanks

Dave Martine
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From: Nanyang Polytechnic <jgfsegny@TECHNET.SG>
Subject: EDUC:  Postgraduate Studies on VR

Hi, anyone care to recommend a good institution that offers postgraduate
course in virtual reality technology or similar. This course should be a
year in duration. I have an electronics engineering background and
currently working on virtual reality on both PC and SGI systems. Please
email to jgfsegny@technet.sg  attention: albert
Thanks.

albert
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From: D Nicoll <ejuv19@festival.ed.ac.uk>
Subject: INFO: VR & i-TV
Message-Id: <D8s7A9.DnL@festival.ed.ac.uk>
Organization: Edinburgh University
Date: Thu, 18 May 1995 16:03:45 GMT

Hello,

Is there anyone out there exploring interactive television as a
platform for networked VR?

Please let me know

All the best

Derek Nicoll

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