IPISA '97
           Seventh Edition - November 29 and 30, 1997 - Milan, Italy
                        http://bilbo.di.unipi.it/ipisa/
                                       
Ladies and Gentlemen,

I'm from the Organizing Committee of IPISA, an annual computer
conference that is held in Milan, Italy.

This year the conference program features over 27 talks, and among them:
                                  
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                      Be Europe - Paris, France
       BeOS Preview Release Demo (PowerPC and Intel versions)
                                  
Thomas Bushnell - Free Software Foundation, Cambridge, Mass., United States
                   HURD: The GNU Operating System
                                  
Richard Stallman - Free Software Foundation, Cambridge, Mass., United States
   The GNU Project: its mission, its history, and its future plans
                                  
                          Sun Microsystems
                       The Java Platform (TM)
                                  
              Aaron Digulla et al. - Konstanz, Germany
                 AROS: Amiga Replacement OS Project
                                  
                 Haage & Partner - Rosbach, Germany
              Optimizing software for the PowerPC Amiga
                and platform independent development
                                  
                     Urban Muller - Switzerland
            Aminet, or: How to bring Power to the People

              Wouter van Oortmerssen - The Netherlands
          Aardappel Programming Language and Amiga E update
                                  
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You are formally invited to IPISA '97: we look forward to your
partecipation, as well as for suggestions and comments. 

On our web page:

                        http://bilbo.di.unipi.it/ipisa/

you should find everything you need to know about IPISA, some
pictures and maps, and how to attend it. 

We understand that we are telling you a bit too late. Sorry about
that: we hope to get a positive feedback from you anyway.

Best regards,

	Sergio Ruocco - ruoccos@comm2000.it