Registing as MCL customer/user

[Henry Lieberman <lieber@media.mit.edu>]

   [1]     ARE YOU A USER OF MCL?
	     [X] YES
	     [_] NO
	     {If you are a user of MCL, place an X in the YES box. If you
	      are not (i.e. you only administer the MCL licenses at your
	      site),  place an X in the NO box.}

   [2]     ARE YOU A CUSTOMER OF MCL?
	     [_] YES
	     [X] NO
	     {If you are a licensee of MCL, place an X in the YES box.  If
	      you are not (i.e. you are only a user),  place an X in the NO
	      box.}

   [3]     IF YOU ARE NOT AN MCL CUSTOMER, IS YOUR ORGANIZATION AN MCL CUSTOMER?
	     [X] YES
	     [_] NO

   [4]     IF YOU ARE REGISTERING AS AN MCL CUSTOMER, HOW MANY OF THE FOLLOWING
	   MCL LICENSES DO YOU HAVE?
		Don't know

   [5]     FIRST NAME: __Henry______________________

   [6]     LAST NAME: __Lieberman_______________________

   [7]     ORGANIZATION (if any):___MIT Media Lab_______________________

   [8]     ADDRESS LINE 1: _20 Ames St. 305 A_______________________________

   [9]     ADDRESS LINE 2: _Cambridge, MA 02139___________________________

   [15]    TELEPHONE (primary)
	     NUMBER: ____(617) 253-0315__________  LOCATION: __work______
						 {e.g. home, work, school}

   [17]    FAX: __(617) 253-6215______________________

   [18]    E-MAIL (primary)
	     ADDRESS: __________lieber@media.mit.edu______  SERVICE: Internet


   [20]    IN WHICH YEAR DID YOU START EACH OF THE FOLLOWING:
	     PROGRAMMING IN MACINTOSH COMMON LISP: Before it was born
			      PROGRAMMING IN LISP: 1970
				      PROGRAMMING: 1968

   [21]    WHAT OTHER PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES DO YOU MOST COMMONLY USE?
	   ____Many others, none commonly

   [22]    PLEASE TELL US ABOUT PROJECTS YOU HAVE UNDERTAKEN WITH MCL:
	   {list each project/program by name followed by a single-sentence
	   description (e.g. Dylan: a new object-oriented dynamic application
	   development environment).}

Many projects at the MIT Media Lab in artificial intelligence human
interface, computer graphics, computer music and other areas use MCL.
e.g. Mondrian: A graphical editor that can learn new procedures by
example, see AAAI '94, book Watch What I Do: Programming by
Demonstration, MIT Press 1993.  
ZStep: A reversible graphical debugger, see CHI '95.  
Macroscope: A translucent zooming technique, see UIST '94.

   [23]    MAY DIGITOOL CONSIDER YOU AN "MCL REFERENCE SITE" FOR THE PURPOSE
	   OF DISSEMINATING MCL INFORMATION TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC?
	     [_] YES
	     [_] NO
	     [X] depends what that means

   [24]    PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ADD ANY COMMENTS ABOUT MCL:

	   It's great, can't live without it! Best of luck, and I wish
you the best for its continued development.