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You have been  added to the TechNet mailing list  (TechNet E-Mail Forum.)
by Gayatri Sardeshpande <[log in to unmask]>.

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well as some useful information on different options and commands you can
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forums rules  and regulations,  and the  third part gives  a list  of all
publicly available IPC email forums with their short descriptions. Please
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*** PART 2: IPC E-Mail Forum Rules and Regulations ***

IPC e-mail forums are provided  by IPC (The Institute for Interconnecting
and Packaging  Electronic Circuits) as  a free service to  the Electronic
Interconnection Industry.

Submissions  in the  form of  questions  or information  relative to  the
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*** PART 3: Available IPC Mail Forums Descriptions ***

* TechNet

This peer networking forum can be  used to ask others for technical help,
comments  or   questions  on  IPC  specifications,   or  other  technical
inquiries.  IPC will  also use  TechNet to  announce meetings,  important
technical  issues,  surveys, etc.  As  a  general networking  forum,  any
technical question is fair game.


* Designer Council

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IPC Designers Council, and to  exchange information with other designers.
Got a question  you know another designer can answer  for you? Here's the
place to get  the answers you need today. Over  500 designers participate
in this special IPC Designers Council Forum.

Those  looking   for  information  on  upcoming   IPC  Designers  Council
activities should  subscribe. Information,  comments, and  feedback about
local chapter meetings, new chapters forming, or anything else pertaining
to the  council are all  encouraged. Also, informationabout  national and
local meetings is disseminated.


*ComplianceNet

The  ComplianceNet   forum  covers  environmental,  safety   and  related
regulations or issues.  In addition to giving you a  forum for exchanging
information with your  colleagues and IPC staff,  and getting information
you  need  to  do  your  jobs  today,  IPC  will  provide  the  following
information on ComplianceNet:

Regulatory proposals,  alerts and draft comments  Legislative updates New
regulatory interpretations  (i.e., photoresist skins) Grass  roots action
alerts Compliance assistance


* IPCsm840

This peer  networking forum is  very specific.  Sign on here  to comment,
help or  get help  on issues relating  to "Qualification  and Performance
Specification  of  Permanent  Polymer Coating  (Soldermask)  for  Printed
Boards."


* ChipNet

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help or get help on issues relating to ANSI/J-STD-012, "Implementation of
Flip Chip and Chip Scale Technology."


* Roadmap

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opportunity   for   information  exchange   that   facilitatescoordinated
development  of   IPC's  National   Technology  Roadmap   for  Electronic
Interconnections. The biannual effort for global benchmarking is also the
subject of this forum. [log in to unmask] is used to analyze recommendations
for needed research or technology  transfer. Others are encouraged to use
the forum to communicate their  needs/questions. This includes members of
other road mapping teams such as NEMI, SIA and EDAC.


* IPC_New_Releases

Provides   notification  to   subscribers  when   new  and   revised  IPC
publications  are available.  Please note:  This forum  is for  broadcast
only, and  not for posting  messages. The same  subscription instructions
apply.


* GenCAM (NEW)

This peer networking forum can be used for comments or questions on IPC's
effort to standardize electronic data transfer strategies (DTS) and other
inquiries regarding transferring files from CAD to CAM. IPC will also use
GenCAM   to   announce   meetings,  important   technical   issues,   new
developments, etc

* TrainerNet (NEW)

This peer networking forum can be used to ask other technical instructors
for  ideas  on   how  to  most  effectively  use   IPC  Training  Videos,
Computer-Based Training, and other products to educate your operators and
inspectors. Ask  questions, post comments,  or use  as a resource  to see
what other trainers are doing.

IPC will  also use  TrainerNet on occasion  to solicit  valuable feedback
from you, the users of this electronic  forum, on how best to develop new
training products  and services. So, give  yourself a voice, and  get the
most out of your training materials from IPC!

* TrainingNews (NEW)

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products  and services,  free software  fixes on  our interactive  CD-ROM
programs, special purchase  discounts, and other news of  interest to the
training community.  Please note: This  forum is for broadcast  only, and
not for posting messages. The same subscription instructions apply.


Please consult  our home  page at http://www.ipc.org  for this  and other
information. For technical assistance,  please contact Hugo Scaramuzza at
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TechNet E-Mail Forum provided as a free service by IPC using LISTSERV 1.8c
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To subscribe/unsubscribe, send a message to [log in to unmask] with following text in the body:
To subscribe:   SUBSCRIBE TechNet <your full name>
To unsubscribe:   SIGNOFF TechNet 
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For technical support contact Hugo Scaramuzza at [log in to unmask] or 847-509-9700 ext.312
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