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In  c)order to get the documents, you will need access to the Internet and file transfer protocol  c)(ftp) software, and a basic understanding of how to use the software. The following are  c)instructions for the command line version of ftp. Graphical ftp interfaces may slightly differ; please check with your local computer specialist.   Rf-1Connect to the FCC ftp server, usually ftp.fcc.gov and press the enter key.  R:-2At the user name prompt, type: anonymous and press the enter key.  R-3At the password prompt, type your Internet email ID and press the enter key.  R-  a&4 At the next prompt type: binary and press the enter key. This permits you to  c)download files which are not plain ASCII text, such as data base files (.dbf or .xls), Word Perfect files (.wp), or 'zipped' files (.zip).   R-  a&5Next, type: dir and press enter. You should then see a file directory. All  c)kdocuments for public use are in the subdirectories of the /pub directory. Choose the  RZ- c)-directory and subdirectory you wish to review, and go into it by typing: cd followed by the  c)full path to the directory. For example, for public notices released by the Cable Services  R.- c)LBureau, type : cd /pub/Public _Notices/Cable. The use of lower or uppercase is  R-significant.   R-  a&N 6Use "get" to download files from the FCC ftp server. For example, to get the daily  R - c)digest for March 28, 1995, type: get dd032895.txt and press enter. To identify the file numbers you want, download the index file, index.txt which is located in the root directory:  P#-` `   cd /  Pz$-` `  get index.txt  RL&- c)To leave ftp, type quit. If you do not have direct access to the Internet, you can access  c)the files through a service such as America Online or Delphi. The files will be presented on the FCC.GOV ftp Internet server. " )0*0*0*)" The documents are organized according to the following arrangement:  S-  a&$1)XDaily Digests are named ddmmddyy.txt, where the first dd stands for Daily Digest and the rest of the name is the date in mmddyy format.(#  S-  a&%2) XNews Releases are named nrxxynnn.txt, where nr stands for News Release, and xx designates the FCC   a&#Bureau or Office which issued the News Release, y is the year as in 4 for 1994 and nnn is a nnnth news release issued electronically in that year. See the list below for Bureau and Office abbreviations. (#  SH-  a&V"3) XPublic Notices are named similarly to News Releases except that the file starts with a pn, as in pnxxynnn.txt (#  S -  a&$4) XSpeeches are named spaaaynn.txt where sp stands for speech, aaa are the initials of the speaker (as in REH for Reed Hundt), y is the year and nn is the nnth speech in that year.(#   c)%The xx abbreviations mentioned above refer to the bureaus and offices within the FCC. These are the abbreviations:  cb --> Cable Bureau mm --> Mass Media Bureau cc --> Common Carrier Bureau pr --> Private Radio Bureau et --> Office of Engineering Technology wl --> Wireless and PCS Areas mc --> Miscellaneous or spanning bureaus it > International For more information call Jorden Brinn at (202) 4180265 or email jbrinn@fcc.gov. ԩ FCC