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' Not all Browsers can process this Form properly.
If you are not sure, you can use the gold button below instead.
To send me pictures, please use FTP below, instead of either
the Form or e-mail.

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* FTP server at physics.ox.ac.uk no longer available. *
*Ignore this FTP section. *
*Large files can be sent using oxfile, but the incoming directory is retained for a very short time, so you have to tell me (by email) to recreate it. I shall then send you instructions. *
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Binary files, pictures for example, are best sent to me using anonymous FTP, rather than e-mail.
To login to my FTP server, type (in your operating system shell):

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ftp ftp-astro-incoming.physics.ox.ac.uk
user anonymous 'your email address'
cd /pub/incoming/
put
file
bye
(It may not be necessary to type the line beginning "user...")
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If your Browser supports anonymous FTP, you may be able to send it to me by clicking FTP to login to my FTP server, then:
click pub
click incoming
click FILE on the menu bar at the top,
click UPLOAD FILE,
enter the name of the file you want to send me and click OK.

Either way, please then notify me that you have sent something by FTP, so I know to look in my ftp directory.

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[If your system gives you an error message when you try to notify me by clicking this button, then do it this way
Notify me]

To get (download) a file from my anonymous FTP server
login by clicking FTP, then:
click pub
click users
click sames
click on the file you want to download.
Or (maybe)

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ftp ftp-astro.physics.ox.ac.uk.
user anonymous 'your email address'
cd pub/users/sames/
get
file
bye
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(It may not be necessary to type the line beginning "user...")

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e-mail to Susan

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Seasonal Topical Greetings for my Visitors

Astronomical observations are used to define a calendar, mark the seasons and determine holidays. Until very recently our best clock was indeed that presented by celestial motions.

Brush up on astronomical timekeeping.

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Happy Easter !

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