>Thanks for the help everyone,
>
>I found the paper, but I got a hardcopy, so I cant email it to any of you. 

Jesse (and all) -

I located a Word document that is nearly current with the version that appear as the OOPSLA paper.  I will happily send it to anyone who is interested.  If anyone wants to put it up on a website, that would also be fine provided they get ACM's permission (I'm assuming it's OK with the other authors -- I'll check around if that's what we want to do.

>Also I'm interested in helping to bring Fabrik to squeak as requesting in 
>"Lets Get Bizzy".
>
>I'm still new to squeak so if anyone with more experience wants to jump in 
>thatÌs great, but for the moment IÌd be happy to chop away at it.

Well, great.

>Dan, you said you would give some suggestions on how one might 
>start÷Please:). Is the original code around and available? If so that would 
>allow me to understand things a lot better.

Yes, the original code is still around.  It's really messy (lots of workarounds dealing with, eg, double-buffered screen updates in an MVC world hacked to use the Mac Toolbox (!)).  But it shouldn't be too hard to sepearate the wheat from the chaff.

I would LOVE to give you a whole list of suggestions, but it's going to take me a while.  I really need to focus on completing pass 1 of Squeak Name Spaces, and get 2.7 out the door (I'm hoping early next week).  I'll try to send you a quick list in the next day or so, but more will have to wait.

If anyone else responds to me, I'll include you as a recipient.

	- Dan
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>Thanks again,
>
>Jesse Grosjean
>
>>From: Dan Ingalls <Dan.Ingalls at disney.com>
>>Reply-To: squeak at cs.uiuc.edu
>>To: squeak at cs.uiuc.edu
>>Subject: Re: Fabrik, Morphic-Components
>>Date: Sun, 21 Nov 1999 08:42:36 -0800
>>
>>Folks -
>>
>>I have hardcopy for this paper and, until recently, I even had the old 
>>PageMaker file.  I'll try to track it down, as that includes all the 
>>figures.
>>
>>	- Dan
>>
>> >The ACM OOPSLA CDROM has not been available for at least a year. If you
>> >really need an older ACM article you can order a copy in various forms
>> >from the University of Washington ACM Depository:
>> >http://www.lib.washington.edu/rss/
>> >
>> >-- Dwight
>> >
>> >Henrik Gedenryd wrote:
>> >>
>> >> on 99-11-20 04.55, David N. Smith (IBM) at dnsmith at watson.ibm.com 
>>wrote:
>> >>
>> >> > There is a copy on the OOPSLA CD-ROM (which contains all OOPSLA
>> >> > papers through something like 1997). It should also be in the ACM
>> >> > electronic library, provided that you subscribe.
>> >> >
>> >> > I don't know of any other online copies, but it's a great paper about
>> >> > a great program and is well worth seeking out.
>> >> >
>> >> > Dave
>> >>
>> >> Unfortunately, the ACM site only has the full texts of papers from 1992 
>>or
>> >> so, and only tables of contents for earlier years (non-members see only 
>>ToCs
>> >> for all years). It's a shame, since I have been looking for many of the
>> >> older papers. Where do you get the CD-ROM?
>> >>
>> >> Henrik
>> >>
>> >> < = > .
>>
>>
>>
>
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