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Re: ISO Documents

Pete Loshin <pete@loshin.com> Fri, 02 July 1999 23:30 UTC

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From: Pete Loshin <pete@loshin.com>
Subject: Re: ISO Documents
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>
>My understanding with the documents I had contact with was that that if
>they were made available electronically, they were generally available,
>unlike the ITU web site.  I know that for several of the standards with

Maybe a couple of years ago I went looking for X.500/X.509 specifications
and could only find them for about US$20 or so worth of Swiss francs from
the ITU site. Have things changed? Where can I get ITU specifications for
nothing? I'd *really* like to know...

Thanks!
-pl



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