From keld  Sat Jan  3 23:54:25 1998
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From: keld@dkuug.dk (Keld J|rn Simonsen)
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       "(SC22WG15.1175) (wg15tag 1867) re: WG15 Ad hoc Meeting - January 11-12, 1998" (Jan  3, 22:52)
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To: Roger Martin <rjmartin@eng.Sun.COM>, Nick Stoughton <nick@relston.co.uk>
Subject: Re: (SC22WG15.1175) (wg15tag 1867) re: WG15 Ad hoc Meeting - January 11-12, 1998
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Roger Martin writes:

> So far you and David Blackwood are the only WG15 people I've heard
> from.  Lowell has a room set up for us (my suite), but I don't arrive
> until about 11:00am, so we will probably need to meet in the lobby
> at 1:00 and go to wherever the room is for the WG15 ad hoc meeting.

I intend to go to Ft. Lauderdale too. I will have a
meeting tuesday to discuss DS on the issues, but my personal opinion
is that we should do some work in WG15/IEEE, I don't think we
should change much.

keld