> 
> 
>     Do you remember our discussion about including a vector spherical harmonic
>  fit of WINDII winds (developed by Ding Yi Wang) as part of the TIMEGCM idl
>  display? Well I have the code available and would like to transfer it to you.
>  It requires about 1 Meg of space. I just tried transferring it to my home
>  directory on hao but found that I didn't have enough space. I can try
>  transferring it to a location on the hao/d directory but wanted to make sure
>  this would be convenient for you in terms of time as they will probably scrub
>  the files in a couple of days. Should I go ahead and do this or would you
>  prefer another time?

Yes you can put it anywhere on the hao net, e.g., /hao/d/wward -- let me know
where it is and I'll copy it, then you can remove it. I won't be able to work 
on it till after the AGU, i.e., probably not till after Xmas.

> 
>     One thing Ding is concerned about is that the code not be made available
>  to the general community, although the output on the idl display would be.
>  If anyone wanted to obtain the code they should contact him. I think this
>  could be done by including a paragraph as an item in a pull down menu on
>  the display. Do you see any difficulties with this?

I'll have to think about this. One way would be to set permissions on the
source to deny read/write access. But the idl processor still needs to read
the source when executed by anybody.  

>  
>     The other thing that I realized in going through this exercise, is that I
>  was going to get my account transferred to cedar. Should I remind Barbara
>  Emery about this or is there another way of going about this?
>  

No, send mail to "trouble" from your hao account requesting the change.
You should get an auto reply quickly, then later someone from the CAG will
respond.

--Ben