There are 12 messages totalling 261 lines in this issue. Topics of the day: 1. need for software 2. Possessive Marker 3. hmm.. what's cajun English, then? 4. "and them" 5. pop/soda, going to John's (for his family) 6. WOTY 7. Bounce 8. SECOL review (2) 9. "bookoo" 10. Boston accent 11. Beaucoup pre-WWII ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 1 Feb 1995 12:57:12 +0100 From: "E.W. Schneider" Subject: Re: need for software Date: Mon, 30 Jan 1995 19:19:28 -0500 Reply-to: cbodin[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]msmary.edu From: "Cathy C. Bodin" Subject: Re: need for software To: Multiple recipients of list ADS-L Folks, Thanks for the welcome to the ADS-L. Does anyone have an idea of where to find software to allow me to print my own dialect atlas? I need to be able to imput a map (of Louisiana, the Cajun dialect area), specify geographic points investigated, and add marginalia of my own--footnotes to the replies gathered in fieldwork, in a columnar style. If anyone is familiar with a type of spreadsheet or other available software, I'd love to hear of it. --Cathy Bodin Cathy, there is a guy at the University of Munich in the Department of Romance linguistics who as far as I can remember devised a full-scale software package for the creation of a linguistics atlas, ready to measure. He talekd about this at the Intl. Conference of Dialectologists, Bamberg 1990; some volumes of that have been published (ed. by Wolfgang Viereck) but I don`t know whether his paper is out. If you want to write him, try Dr. Geisler, Institut fuer Romanistik, Universitaet Muenchen, D-80799 Muenchen, Germany. Good luck! Edgar Edgar.Schneider[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]sprachlit.uni-regensburg.de University of Regensburg, 93040 Regensburg, Germany phone (int. line)-49-941-9433470 fax (int. line)-49-941-9434992