> Jsoftware has nothing to do copyright held by ACM. No, I understood that. As I mentioned in the original mail I sent you, I didn't know who held the copyright.
I thought either Jsoftware or Eric Iverson might (I have no clue who KEI's heirs are). If it's the ACM, then it's the ACM. I guess when you publish in a journal you surrender your copyright? In any case, I am not put off by the result; i.e. that I cannot share these files; nothing has been lost. But I was put off by Jsoftware's complete lack of response to my message. But, then, J's free. Thanks. -Dan ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
