Minicon 29

Minicon 29 was held 1-3 April 1994. This page exists to hold scanned documents from it.

(Minicon 29 is the first Minicon that could reasonably have had a web site, since CERN made the web free technology a full year ahead of time and it was starting to become popular by 1994. However, the Minicon 30 program book strongly implies that Minicon 30 was the first to have a web site. In any case, if Minicon 29 did, we have lost the archives.)

Program Book

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