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1980 – 1989
- 1984
[c5]Eric Harslem:
A New Wave User Interface for the Office and the Airplane? COMPCON 1984: 104-106- 1982
- [c4]David Canfield Smith, Charles H. Irby, Ralph Kimball, Eric Harslem:
The star user interface: an overview. AFIPS National Computer Conference 1982: 515-528 - [c3]David Canfield Smith, Charles H. Irby, Ralph Kimball, Bill Verplank, Eric Harslem:
Designing the STAR User Interface. ECICS 1982: 297-313 - [c2]Eric Harslem, LeRoy E. Nelson:
A Retrospective on the Development of Star. ICSE 1982: 377-385
1970 – 1979
- 1972
- [j1]Vinton G. Cerf, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Robert M. Metcalfe, James E. White:
An Experimental Service for Adaptable Data Reconfiguration. IEEE Trans. Commun. 20(3): 557-564 (1972) - [i27]Abhay K. Bhushan, Bob Braden, William R. Crowther, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Alex M. McKenzie, Bob Sundberg, Dick Watson, James E. White:
The Data Transfer Protocol. RFC 264: 1-9 (1972) - [i26]Eric Harslem:
Using network Remote Job Entry. RFC 307: 1-6 (1972) - 1971
- [c1]Robert H. Anderson, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Vinton G. Cerf, James Madden, Robert Metcalfe, Arie Shoshani, James E. White, David C. M. Wood:
The Data Reconfiguration Service - an experiment in adaptable, process/process communication. Symposium on Problems in the Optimizations of Data Communications Systems 1971: 1-9 - [i25]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner:
Some thoughts on Network Graphics. RFC 94: 1-6 (1971) - [i24]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, James E. White:
Network activity report: UCSB Rand. RFC 113: 1-2 (1971) - [i23]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Edwin W. Meyer Jr.:
Request for comments on socket name structure. RFC 129: 1-6 (1971) - [i22]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner:
Response to RFC 116: May NWG meeting. RFC 131: 1-3 (1971) - [i21]Robert H. Anderson, Vinton G. Cerf, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, James Madden, Robert M. Metcalfe, Arie Shoshani, James E. White, David C. M. Wood:
Status report on proposed Data Reconfiguration Service. RFC 138: 1-23 (1971) - [i20]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner:
Comments on RFC 114: A File Transfer Protocol. RFC 141: 1-2 (1971) - [i19]Robert H. Anderson, Vinton G. Cerf, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, James Madden, Robert M. Metcalfe, Arie Shoshani, James E. White, David C. M. Wood:
Data Reconfiguration Service: An implementation specification. RFC 166: 1-20 (1971) - [i18]Abhay K. Bhushan, Bob Braden, William R. Crowther, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Alex M. McKenzie, John T. Melvin, Bob Sundberg, Dick Watson, James E. White:
The Data Transfer Protocol. RFC 171: 1-9 (1971) - [i17]Abhay K. Bhushan, Bob Braden, William R. Crowther, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Alex M. McKenzie, John T. Melvin, Bob Sundberg, Dick Watson, James E. White:
The File Transfer Protocol. RFC 172: 1-12 (1971) - [i16]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner:
Comments on "Socket Conventions Reconsidered". RFC 175: 1 (1971) - [i15]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner:
NETWORK CHECKOUT. RFC 193: 1-2 (1971) - [i14]Vinton G. Cerf, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Bob Metcalfe, James E. White:
The Data Reconfiguration Service - Compiler/Interpreter Implementation Notes. RFC 194: 1-18 (1971) - [i13]Arie Shoshani, Eric Harslem:
Initial Connection Protocol - Reviewed. RFC 197: 1-5 (1971) - [i12]Eric Harslem:
Network checkpoint. RFC 214: 1-2 (1971) - [i11]Eric Harslem, Ron Stoughton:
Rand/UCSB network graphics experiment. RFC 225: 1-5 (1971) - [i10]John F. Heafner, Eric Harslem:
Data transfer rates (Rand/UCLA). RFC 227: 1-2 (1971) - [i9]John F. Heafner, Eric Harslem:
Service center standards for remote usage: A user's view. RFC 231: 1-4 (1971) - [i8]Abhay K. Bhushan, Bob Braden, William R. Crowther, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Alex M. McKenzie, John T. Melvin, Bob Sundberg, Dick Watson, James E. White:
The File Transfer Protocol. RFC 265: 1-12 (1971) - [i7]Abhay K. Bhushan, Robert T. Braden, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, Alex M. McKenzie, John T. Melvin, Robert L. Sundberg, Richard W. Watson, James E. White:
Revision of the Mail Box Protocol. RFC 278: 1-4 (1971) - 1970
- [i6]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner:
Comments on Protocol Re: NWG/RFC #36. RFC 39: 1-3 (1970) - [i5]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner:
More Comments on the Forthcoming Protocol. RFC 40: 1-3 (1970) - [i4]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner:
Comments on the Meyer Proposal. RFC 50: 1-2 (1970) - [i3]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner, James E. White:
NCP Status Report: UCSB/Rand. RFC 78: 1 (1970) - [i2]Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner:
Protocols and Data Formats. RFC 80: 1-9 (1970) - [i1]Robert H. Anderson, Eric Harslem, John F. Heafner:
Language-machine for data reconfiguration. RFC 83: 1-13 (1970)
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