A computerized archive could be much more easily explored.

Limits on Corporate Largess A long-planned genealogical tracing center for the island, a computerized archive of all Ellis Island immigrants, remains unfinanced, a testimony to new limits on corporate largess.

One of his biggest projects was the creation of a $22.5 million American Family Immigration History Center, where people can search computerized archives of Ellis Island for information on ancestors.

He initiated and in cooperation with the University's Computation center, established the digitalized Ben-Gurion Archive - a world class computerized archive and database that provides online access using full text retrieval software.

Under the eight-year agreement, Trinity will assume the costs of storing the documents and will help raise money to make the memorial's holdings part of a computerized national archive of historical documents.

To accomplish that, the men went into a computerized archive for the work papers and revised them.

It all underscores both the difficulty of recreating details of events before computerized archives or even cable-television highlights, and the ease with which simple retellings can be spun to legend.

The job Mr. Lee was shifted to that month was one in which he was responsible for updating a computerized archive of nuclear secrets.

Pakistani authorities said they found a computerized archive of surveillance information on the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Washington, the Citigroup tower in Manhattan, the New York Stock Exchange and the Prudential Building in Newark.

Mr. Foster, a well-known literary gumshoe, pioneered the technique of studying the details of a text's wording and syntax to establish authorship, using computerized archives to look for telltale influences.