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20051125: Access to McIDAS

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  • Subject: 20051125: Access to McIDAS
  • Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 10:52:35 -0700
>From: SCA <address@hidden>
>Organization: CICESE
>Keywords: 200511252126.jAPLQj7s016795 McIDAS download

Hi,

re:
>hi.... i traed download a version of mcidas and the systems answer me
>We are sorry, but you must be in an educational institution to download 
>this software
>
>We are a Educational Institution here in Ensenada Baja California 
>Mexico, you can
>see our homepage at http://www.cicese.mx and get the Diferent 
>Postgraduate studies..
>
>Thank in advance for your attention
>
>SCA
>HPC/ GRID CICESE

We are adding your institution to the list of sites that are allowed
to download Unidata McIDAS-X;  I will let you know when this has been
done -- probably tomorrow or Thursday.  The delay will allow me to
get an updated McIDAS distribution posted for download.

Cheers,

Tom Yoksas
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