SUBJECT SEARCH: Computers in Electronic Mail

           SUBJECT SEARCH:  Computers in Electronic Mail

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AUTHOR          Snyder, Carol J. Stephens, 1952-

TITLE           Computer applications in the study abroad offices
                 of American colleges and universities / by Carolyn
                 J. Stephens.

PUBLICATION     1987.

LOCATION        Mugar Library 
CALL NUMBER     EdD 1987 ste

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AUTHOR          Vervest, Peter.

TITLE           Innovation in electronic mail : towards open
                 information networks : perspectives on innovation
                 policy / Peter H.M. Vervest.

PUBLICATION     Amsterdam ; New York : North-Holland ; New York,
                 N.Y., U.S.A. : Sole distributors for the U.S.A.
                 and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1987,
                 c1986.

LOCATION        Mugar Library 
CALL NUMBER     HE6239.E54 V47 1987

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AUTHOR          Zorkoczy, Peter.

TITLE           Information technology : an introduction / P.
                Zorkoczy.

PUBLICATION     2nd ed.  London : Pitman, c1985.

LOCATION        Science/Engineering 
CALL NUMBER     TK5105 .Z67 1985

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TITLE           The Future of the postal service / edited by Joel
                 L. Fleishman.

PUBLICATION     New York, N.Y. : Praeger, 1983.

LOCATION        Mugar Library
CALL NUMBER     HE6371 .F87 1983

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AUTHOR          Shapiro, Norman Zalmon, 1932-

TITLE           Toward an ethics and etiquette for electronic mail
                 / Norman Z. Shapiro, Robert H. Anderson.

PUBLICATION     Santa Monica, CA : Rand, [1985]

LOCATION        Mugar Library 
CALL NUMBER     AS36 .R35 v. 3283

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AUTHOR          Vervest, Peter.

TITLE           Electronic mail and message handling / Peter
                 Vervest with the editorial assistance of Johan
                 Wissema.

PUBLICATION     Westport, Conn. : Quorum Books, 1985.

LOCATION        Science/Engineering 
CALL NUMBER     HE6239.E54 V46 1985

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AUTHOR          Shapiro, Neil L.

TITLE           The small computer connection : telecommunications
                 for the home and office / Neil L. Shapiro.

PUBLICATION     New York, N.Y. : Micro Text : McGraw-Hill, c1983.

LOCATION        Science/Engineering 
CALL NUMBER     TK5105.5 .S426 1983

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AUTHOR          Kerr, Elaine B.

TITLE           Computer-mediated communication systems : status
                 and evaluation / Elaine B. Kerr, Starr Roxanne
                 Hiltz.

PUBLICATION     New York, N.Y. : Academic Press, 1982.

LOCATION        Science/Engineering 
CALL NUMBER     TK5105.5 .K47 1982

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