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[4-38] How do I get Tech Report X?
The easiest and cheapest way to get a copy of a tech report, paper, or thesis is to send email to the author. Most researchers will be happy to drop a copy of the report to you in the mail, or give you a pointer to an online copy. In some cases they may direct you to a central technical report coordinator for their department (see [6-2]), and getting a copy may involve a nominal fee. Scientific DataLink publishes AIDA (AI Database of Abstracts), a CD-ROM of abstracts from AI technical reports on a subscription basis with a new CD every 6 months. For more information, write to Scientific DataLink, 270 Lafayette Street, Suite 704, New York, NY 10012, call 1-800-735-8655 or fax 212-966-3417. Ask
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