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Art History This project was born in 1991, when prof. John Grozik at SLIS, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, taught the group of ITESM librarians how to use Hypercard. At that time, however, conditions weren't favorable on this campus of ITESM. The team includes principally : Roxana Farias (photos, translation into English), Jesus Dorantes Rivera , Carlos Luengas, Eugenio Puente (programming, interface), Elvia Barron (french translation and edition), Anne Souchaud de Luengas (design, text, search for and selection of images); It includes also, students and colleagues who gave their time and talent to edit, verify, search, maps and programming: Alejandro Ramírez, Jorge Villanueva, Serafin Tella, Manuel Bermúdez.... and those who lent their images from such far away places as Australia, Greece, New Zeland...The project has become international. Thanks to all: Focus Process Generation of text after bibliographic research.
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