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I'm looking for information on automated document assembly. Basically,
I'd like to be able to:

1. Give the system a topic and have it search through various data
sources (Web search engines, Image search engines, online journals and
periodicals, etc.)

2. Compile a topic outline based on selected relevant search results.

3. Use the resulting outline to assemble a document using verbage and
images from the most relevant results.

Please let me know if you've heard of such a system or if you know an
appropriate Usenet group to post this message to.

Thanks!

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I think there used to be a
list of Operating Systems or
a FAQ with a list of O.S.es.

Does this exist?
Where can I find this?

Else, wouldn't it be nice to
have an O.S.es list of the
actual and maybe also the
older/deprecated O.S.es?

Every month new
systems are created,
hardware and software.

Customary, too.

I calculate, there are always
more and more Operating Systems.
How many are "born" each year,
how many do disappear?

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speaker at one of the conferences I attended mention that the general
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