Anyone have nuclear wallet cards 2000?

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I lost mine and I need an ftp address (+login+pass) from the Moskow State University's Photonuclear Center. It is in the yellow pages in the middle somewhere and is not included in the online version.
Thanx for any replies already.
 
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Center for Photonuclear Experiments Data
Moscow State University, Russia

http://depni.npi.msu.su/cdfe/

At least in my version (NWC jan2000, which should be the same as yours !) there is no anonymous ftp proposed for this site. Sorry.
 
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Thanx a lot, mate; exactly what I needed!
 
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