Thank you for taking an interest in The Electronic Encyclopedia of the 
Elements. This collection of files has extensive data on each of the chemical 
elements.
     There are 103 element data files, each named after an element. If the 
element's name is more than eight letters, just the first eight letters of the 
element's name are in the file. ex: PRASEODYMIUM would be PRASEODY.ASC.
     Using a program such as Vern Buerg's popular LIST program would make 
viewing these text files much easier. The latest version of LIST is 76b and 
can be found under the filename of LIST76B.???. 
     I hope that this program may be of some help to you.

                        Tim Bailen, author