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SIGCATSpecial Interest Group on CD-ROM Applications Technology
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To get further information or to obtain a copy of the SIGCAT CD-ROM Compendium, contact SIGCAT at 703/435-5200; Fax: 703/435-5553; http://www.sigcat.org.
The latest federal information on CD-ROMS
Judith Lamont, editor of SIGCAT's bimonthly DISCourse newsletter and technical journal, commented that: "Of the five tracks, Emerging Technology with its preconference workshop `A Journeyman's Guide to DVD, CD, MO, and PD' by Hugh Bennett and Paul Nicholls and conference sessions on DVD clearly attracted the most attention.
DVD front and center at SIGCAT '97
"PAIS on CD-ROM: Compliance with SIGCAT'S CDCINC Guidelines," CD-ROM World 8 (June 1993): 18-20.
End-user perceptions of a graphical user interface for bibliographic searching: an exploratory study
This proposal is also from SIGCAT, from its CD-ROM Consistent INterface Committee (CD-CINC).
Different folks, different strokes: the future of CD-ROM user interfaces
We worked hard to launch the debut of Romware at the November 1988 SIGCAT meeting, at which I demonstrated Romware using a database from the USGS.
A private company with a public purpose: an interview with NISC's Fred Durr
The SIGCAT meeting finale was a demonstration by Philips Consumer Electronics of their CD-1 Full Motion Video adapter with a CD-I exercise workout program by Kathy Smith.
CD-ROM Expo '92 at Boston's World Trade Center: Release Your Imagination
The sysop for the CD-ROM conference is Jerry McFaul, who is also the founder of SIGCAT, the Special Interest Group on CD-ROM Applications and Technology.
Looking in all the right places
The contractor was familiar with the CDROM projects pioneered by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and the interagency work of the Special Interest Group on CD-ROM Applications & Technology (SIGCAT).
The Right to Know Act goes to Washington
The CD-ROM government users group, called SIGCAT (Special Interest Group on CD-ROM Applications and Technology), has been in existance since E.J.
An interview with E.J. McFaul of SIGCAT
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