Dear ftp administrator:
I noticed that the Localization.tar.Z has been put in the directory /pub/next/documents/TechSupportNotes, instead of the directory /pub/next/documents/Next, as it was originally been requested.

Would you please put the following Localization-README in the /pub/next/documents/Next directory, so that if people happen to search for the package there, they would go to the proper directory instead.

Thanks a lot for your help,

Mai

Obtaining the Localization package
						
The Localization package is not available in electronic form directly from NeXT. However, you can obtain the full package by anonymous ftp (file transfer protocol) from one of the following Internet archive servers:
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         hostname                    IP address          directory
         ________________________________________________________
       cs.orst.edu                   128.193.32.1       pub/next/documents/TechSupportNotes
       sonata.cc.purdue.edu  128.210.15.30     pub/next/docs

Purdue also maintains an email-based archive server, for those without ftp access.  Send a message consisting of "help" to archive-server@cc.purdue.edu. If the "From:" line in your message header will not be in Internet format (e.g., name@site.edu), include a line in your message like "path name@site.edu" or "path wellknownsite!yoursite!yourname@uunet.uu.net".  Note that neither name@site.bitnet nor name@site.UUCP will work.

Localization.tar.Z occupies 0.27 Megabytes.  When unarchived, it's 0.73 Megabytes. 

Here are instructions for ftp'ing the files into the current directory and unarchiving them:

ftp hostname [replace "hostname" with a choice from the table above] 
login: anonymous
password: [type your login name as password]
ftp> cd directory [see the directory name from the table above]
ftp> binary
ftp> get Localization.tar.Z
ftp> quit

Type in your current directory:
zcat Localization.tar.Z | tar xvf -

This will create a Localization subdirectory in the current directory. That directory includes a technical paper LocalizationGuide.rtfd, a MiniExample folder AskMe, and a subdirectory Glossary for the French and German glossaries.

Remove the archive file after installation:

rm Localization.tar.Z
[if it asks for confirmation, type "y"]