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>To: address@hidden >From: Roelof Burger <address@hidden> >Subject: NextStep is missing? >Organization: metsys >Keywords: 200007130738.e6D7c6T10373 Hi Roelof, > I'm looking for the NextStep NetCDF utilities mentioned in the document > mentioned on the page > http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/netcdf/software.html > The URL seems to be outdated and i can not find it using search engines. I never got a reply from the original author of this package, so it appears that the software is no longer available or supported. I've removed the reference to it from the netCDF software document. It's still possible someone else may have retrieved it from the original FTP server before it became unavailable. You might want to ask the members of the address@hidden mailing list if anyone else saved the package. --Russ _____________________________________________________________________ Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program address@hidden http://www.unidata.ucar.edu P.S. Here's the entry I just removed, in case you want to use some information from it to continue your search: <h3><a name="NextStep Utilities">NextStep NetCDF Utilities</a></h3> Michael DeMan of Western Washington University has developed a set of netCDF utilities for NextStep. The utilities include a generator, an extractor, an importer, and an exporter.<p> The generator can be used to create netCDF files that follow the <a href="http://ferret.wrc.noaa.gov/noaa_coop/coop_cdf_profile.html"> COARDS conventions</a>. The extractor provides a GUI wrapper for the ncextr utility, to extract cross sections and subsets of netCDF data. The importer accesses data from ASCII spreadsheet-style files. The exporter does the reverse, creating a spreadsheet-style matrix in one or more files from specified cross-sections of netCDF data. <p> The utilities are available via anonymous FTP from <a href="ftp://iceberg.cs.wwu.edu/michael/NetCDF/"> ftp://iceberg.cs.wwu.edu/michael/NetCDF/</a>. A <a href="ftp://iceberg.cs.wwu.edu/michael/NetCDF/README"> README file</a> provides more information about the utilities, available for NeXT and i386 platforms. For more information, contact Michael DeMan <address@hidden>.