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Date: Sun, 1 Feb 1998 20:26:39 -0800
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Larry Perkins
Subject: Re: archives-clio
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At 09:45 AM 01/28/98 -0600, Alexia Young, Univ of TX at Austin wrote:
>Has anyone printed an archived record (say an ala record that has
>been cancelled) in an ala format, that on the print out it printed
>#error instead of the biblio info, and the lender's address was
>left blank? Is this normal for an archived record?
>thanks for feedback,
It is not 'normal' in the sense that it was not what was intended, but it
is regrettably what happens. I will fix it.
Larry Perkins
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Date: Sun, 1 Feb 1998 20:26:36 -0800
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Larry Perkins
Subject: Re: Error messages when sending updates to ME
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At 09:34 AM 01/29/98 -0600, Kathy Coleman, Kansas State University wrote:
>Since installing the new version of Clio we're noticing error messages
>when updating OCLC with the ME such as:
>
>"File N_yesrr.dat does not exist or is in a different directory. Click yes
>if you want to find it, No to ignore"
>
>"Error opening file C:\OCLCAPPS\ILLMEWIN\N_yesrr.dat! Status = 12"
>
>We've also had the message for "N_norr.dat" "N_recall.dat" "N_yescnd.dat"
>"N_nocond.dat" "N_delreq.dat" and other files.
>
>In spite of these error messages, the process of updating records using
>the Clio files and the ME is actually working. The error messages are
>just initially frightening and then irritating. I've noticed that the
>files mentioned in the error messages are always files we don't need to
>perform the operation at hand--lending computers get files mentioning
>borrowing files and vice-versa, and some files mentioned are ones we never
>use.
>
>One other thing I've noticed is that after clicking "Send Updates to File"
>when it tells how many are being sent, this number is not always accurate.
>For instance, I just updated 2 requests and it said 12 were added. But
>when checking in the ME, only the 2 I updated were actually there.
>
>Have other Clio users had the error messages and the miscount? Is there
>something we should do to fix this? Thanks in advance for any help!
Do you have all 18 N_xxxx.dat files in the oclcapps\illmewin directory? If
not you can copy the ones which do not exist from the data disk provided
with the original Clio installation disk set.
Do you know if you had *all* of the output file names checked before you
upgraded to the new version?
You can send me a note directly in reponse.
Larry Perkins
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Date: Mon, 2 Feb 1998 23:59:26 -0500
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: "Jennifer H. Perkins"
Subject: Perkins Update
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Hi all,
A major storm in California has taken out the electricity for Perkins and
Associates, and it may remain out for several days. Larry and Dotty may
still be reached by phone - (650) 726-9126 for emergency
questions/problems, but they are out of email contact at the moment. Any
email will be answered as soon as possible, after their electricity has
been restored.
Stay tuned for further weather forecasts... :)
Thank you for your patience!
Jennifer Perkins
**************************************************************************
Jennifer H Perkins
School of Information
University of Michigan
jperkins@umich.edu
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Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 09:51:53 -0800
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Larry Perkins
Subject: Perkins & Assoc back
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Greetings,
We may be speaking optimistically, but we are back in communication, email
and phone. By the way, our area code has now changed to 650.
Larry and Dotty Perkins
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Date: Thu, 5 Feb 1998 14:31:47 -0500
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Ruth Brown
Subject: New member
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Hi,
I joined this list and received confirmation on Jan. 30. So far I
have not received any posts. I guess you just aren't very active?
I do not have a statistics package yet, but am considering Clio.
One thing I don't understand is the Microenhancer, since I don't have
it yet either. Doesn't it actually slow down the process when you
have to batch the records overnight? I don't like to ship a book
unti the status in updated to "shipped" on OCLC.
Anyone?
TIA!
Ruth Brown
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Inter-Library Loan
Elon College Library
Elon College, NC
910-584-2508
(NEO)
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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 18:39:14 -0600
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Connie Moss
Subject: Batch processing
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Hi,
I'm new to the list, too. I don't see your post answered so I'll try to
explain what the Microenhancer does for us.
The Microenhancer does batch processing as you indicated. This batch
processing does not have to be scheduled for overnight processing --- we
update records several times a day. The benefit of the MicroEnhancer is it
permits the user to enter IL numbers in a batch mode to change record
status. With CLIO in the picture the IL numbers and record changes are
entered in CLIO then uploaded to the MicroEnhancer. The MicroEnhancer then
is set to communicate with the OCLC ILL system. This is an interactive
session that happens much faster than a regular (or manual) session.
We typically have a download session set to "grab" and print our message
file (usually the pendings and conditional pendings on one machine and the
shipped file on the other)around 6 am. When we arrive for work the
requests are printed.
There are only a few types of messages that we view while connected to
OCLC. Most of our updating is done through the MicroEnhancer (and CLIO).
Using the MicroEnhancer will not slow your processes, the only drawback
that I know of when using the MicroEnhancer is that since you're not
"touching" each record there isn't an opportunity to produce a copy of the
updated worksheet to include with whatever you ship. (Y'all (as they say
here) feel free to contradict me if you know this isn't so!)
Connie Moss
IGA (Dallas Public Library, TX)
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: From: Ruth Brown
: To: CLIO@VENUS.TWU.EDU
: Subject: New member
: Date: Thursday, 05 February, 1998 1:31 PM
:
: Hi,
: I joined this list and received confirmation on Jan. 30. So far I
: have not received any posts. I guess you just aren't very active?
:
: I do not have a statistics package yet, but am considering Clio.
: One thing I don't understand is the Microenhancer, since I don't have
: it yet either. Doesn't it actually slow down the process when you
: have to batch the records overnight? I don't like to ship a book
: unti the status in updated to "shipped" on OCLC.
:
: Anyone?
: TIA!
: Ruth Brown
:
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
''
: Inter-Library Loan
: Elon College Library
: Elon College, NC
: 910-584-2508
: (NEO)
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Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 12:01:27 -0500
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Lidia Schechter
Subject: Printing Borrowing ALA forms
Comments: To: larry@perkassoc.com
MIME-version: 1.0
Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII
Hi!
When we print an ALA form, not all the pertinent information prints.
The printed form does not include the "article" information, such as the
title, volume, and pages. Is this normal? The information has been
input on the form in the database and shows up when we look at the
form. So, why doesn't it print? Please help! Thanks in advance. Lidia
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_|\,/|
'\`o.O' Lidia Schechter
=(_-_)= email: schechte@gl.umbc.edu
|U|
|U|
/ | ** So long and thanks for the fish **
//| \
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Date: Fri, 6 Feb 1998 11:28:45 -0600
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Joe Natale
Subject: Re: Printing Borrowing ALA forms
In-Reply-To: "Your message dated Fri, 06 Feb 1998 12:01:27 -0500"
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Lidia -
It sound like you need to choose the "Request for Photocopy" radio button
at the bottom of the ALA form before you save it. The other radio
button is for Book Loan.
Joe Natale
Texas Woman's Univ Libraries
s_natale@twu.edu
----------------------------------------------
> Hi!
> When we print an ALA form, not all the pertinent information prints.
> The printed form does not include the "article" information, such as the
> title, volume, and pages. Is this normal? The information has been
> input on the form in the database and shows up when we look at the
> form. So, why doesn't it print? Please help! Thanks in advance. Lidia
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------\
> -
> _|\,/|
> '\`o.O' Lidia Schechter
> =(_-_)= email: schechte@gl.umbc.edu
> |U|
> |U|
> / | ** So long and thanks for the fish **
> //| \
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------\
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Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 10:09:58 -0500
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Elizabeth Coogan
Subject: Pending file into Clio
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I know someone posted a solution to the list last week but naturally I
didn't keep it. I downloaded the lending pending into the ILLME and
printed them out but forgot to put them into Clio until later in the day.
Now they are no longer in ILLME because I downloaded other files into ILLME
and wiped out that file. Is there any way I can get them into Clio now?
Beth Coogan
Elizabeth C. Coogan
Sr. Library Assoc. Spec.
Brown University Library
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Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 15:05:11 -0800
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Larry Perkins
Subject: New Clio Release
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To All Clio Customers,
By now everyone should have received an email notice regarding the download
procedures for the new, 1.2f, release of Clio.
If you have not, please contact me directly and we will send you a notice
right away.
Larry Perkins
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Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 09:14:01 -0500
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Amy Margolin
Subject: Re: Pending file into Clio
Do you save multiple sessions on the ILLME for Windows? If you still
have the session saved on the ILLMEW you can actually download it again, and
then convert it into Clio.
amy margolin
amargolin@gcpl.lib.oh.us
GRC
xenia, oh 45385
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Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 11:21:45 -0500
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Elizabeth Coogan
Subject: Re: Pending file into Clio
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Content-type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
Problem is that if you download anything else after you download Pending,
you wipe out the previous download. Anyway, Larry sent me the instructions
so we're all set.
Beth Coogan
At 09:14 AM 2/10/98 -0500, you wrote:
> Do you save multiple sessions on the ILLME for Windows? If you still
>have the session saved on the ILLMEW you can actually download it again, and
>then convert it into Clio.
>
>amy margolin
>amargolin@gcpl.lib.oh.us
>GRC
>xenia, oh 45385
>
>
Elizabeth C. Coogan
Sr. Library Assoc. Spec.
Brown University Library
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Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 10:52:45 -0600
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Molly Murphy
Organization: University Libraries
Subject: Re: New Clio Release
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Larry Perkins wrote:
>
> To All Clio Customers,
>
> By now everyone should have received an email notice regarding the download
> procedures for the new, 1.2f, release of Clio.
>
> If you have not, please contact me directly and we will send you a notice
> right away.
>
> Larry Perkins
Larry,
I don't think I have receive a notice about the new release. Was this
coming via email or regular mail?
Thanks!
Molly Murphy
Acting Interlibrary Loan Librarian
University of Oklahoma
401 W. Brooks, rm 103
Norman, OK 73019
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Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 09:56:17 -0500
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Carol Vaeth
Subject: now i've done it
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HELP! Wed. night someone turned off my computer without backing out of the
programs and doing a proper shut down. When i booted in the a.m. a disk error
showed up. To make a long story short, i answered no to the prompt about
doing a scan disk, because it said it would change 'things' in the program.
The final error message said something like ...the size of the Clio file is
a different size than reported... When i finally got in, Clio could
not accept the PENDING download, nor the BORROWING savescreens. At this point
i panicked and asked someone more computer savvy to help and we then did a
THOROUGH Scandisk from DOS and said yes to the message about fixing the
problem. Then, when i booted up this morning, i was able to download the
PENDING file from the day before. The BORROWING savescreens would not
download because i have now lost the savescreen file. When i answered yes to
look for the file, and did a search from the pop-up screen, the screen went
1/2 way blank (just a blank Borrowing Input Files box) and the program is
frozen. the little hourglass does not go away...my computer is disgusted with
me, my programs are on strike, and i'm ready for some Valentine chocolate.
Lots of it. So, in order to break up the ice, i'll have to reboot the
computer without backing out and then i'll be right back where i was on
Thursday morning. Please, someone help while i still have some hair on my
head!!! (i'm re-thinking my signature...)
Carol A. Vaeth
Langsdale Library
Univ of Baltimore It doesn't get better or worse;
ILL Coordinator it just gets different.
cvaeth@ubmail.ubalt.edu
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Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 10:32:24 -0800
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Cathy Wright
Subject: Re: now i've done it
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Ah, Carol, Carol, Carol. Welcome to the world of the hard(disk)-hearted. I got a
new computer and all my programs...well, I guess they just liked to "old
neighborhood" because they refused to move. We basically had to evict them and
drag them kicking and screaming into the 21st century on my new computer. I
sympathize with you completely. Hope you gets lots of survival chocolate!
Cathy Wright, USDOE, Albany, OR
Carol Vaeth wrote:
> HELP! Wed. night someone turned off my computer without backing out of the
> programs and doing a proper shut down. When i booted in the a.m. a disk error
> showed up. To make a long story short, i answered no to the prompt about
> doing a scan disk, because it said it would change 'things' in the program.
> The final error message said something like ...the size of the Clio file is
> a different size than reported... When i finally got in, Clio could
> not accept the PENDING download, nor the BORROWING savescreens. At this point
> i panicked and asked someone more computer savvy to help and we then did a
> THOROUGH Scandisk from DOS and said yes to the message about fixing the
> problem. Then, when i booted up this morning, i was able to download the
> PENDING file from the day before. The BORROWING savescreens would not
> download because i have now lost the savescreen file. When i answered yes to
> look for the file, and did a search from the pop-up screen, the screen went
> 1/2 way blank (just a blank Borrowing Input Files box) and the program is
> frozen. the little hourglass does not go away...my computer is disgusted with
> me, my programs are on strike, and i'm ready for some Valentine chocolate.
> Lots of it. So, in order to break up the ice, i'll have to reboot the
> computer without backing out and then i'll be right back where i was on
> Thursday morning. Please, someone help while i still have some hair on my
> head!!! (i'm re-thinking my signature...)
>
> Carol A. Vaeth
> Langsdale Library
> Univ of Baltimore It doesn't get better or worse;
> ILL Coordinator it just gets different.
> cvaeth@ubmail.ubalt.edu
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Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 15:56:29 -0500
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: "Carol A. Vaeth"
Subject: thank you Larry
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Problem at UB is solved for Clio. In the meantime, some of our CARL
terminals went down and our campus e-mail system Simeon crashed. the
gremlins are out in full force here!! Larry suggested a simple fix by
reinstalling the 5 system disks (not the 2 data disks) and all is well
with nary a loss of info. Thank you all for your words of support and
gifts of virtual candy. With no threat to the waistline, even! carol v.
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Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 11:07:48 -0600
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Stephen Browning
Subject: Downloading pendings into clio
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I may be mistaken, but pendings won't disappear unless you download
pendings on top of other pendings. For example, your downloaded pendings
won't disappear if you download conditional/pendings right after you
download pendings.
-Stephen Browning
**********************************************************
* Views represented are strictly personal and *DO NOT* *
* represent those of the Fort Worth Public Library. *
**********************************************************
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Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 11:07:06 -0700
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Eveline Yang
Subject: Re: Downloading pendings into clio
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At 11:07 AM 2/18/98 -0600, you wrote:
>I may be mistaken, but pendings won't disappear unless you download
>pendings on top of other pendings. For example, your downloaded pendings
>won't disappear if you download conditional/pendings right after you
>download pendings.
>
>
>-Stephen Browning
>
> **********************************************************
> * Views represented are strictly personal and *DO NOT* *
> * represent those of the Fort Worth Public Library. *
> **********************************************************
>
>
Eveline Yang
Manager, Information Delivery Programs
Auraria Library, University of Colorado at Denver
Lawrence at 11th Street, Denver, CO 80204
v: 303 556-6381 f: 303 534-3648 e: eyang@carbon.cudenver.edu
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Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1998 16:30:26 -0600
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Stephen Browning
Subject: author confusion
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Can someone explain to me what I did wrong in regard to my last post?
Before I hit the c key I went all the way to the bottom of Ms. Yang's
post. My post was supposed to go to the list with _my_ name on it. I
don't want too make the same mistake twice.
-Stephen Browning
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* Views represented are strictly personal and *DO NOT* *
* represent those of the Fort Worth Public Library. *
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Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 08:46:09 -0500
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Carol Vaeth
Subject: Re: Downloading pendings into clio
In-Reply-To:
MIME-version: 1.0
Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII
Actually, you do lose everything from the previous download. That's how i lost
my file. I went back and downloaded a retry/pending before i went to Clio to
Get New Lending Requests.
On Wed, 18 Feb 1998 11:07:48 -0600 Stephen Browning
wrote:
> I may be mistaken, but pendings won't disappear unless you download
> pendings on top of other pendings. For example, your downloaded pendings
> won't disappear if you download conditional/pendings right after you
> download pendings.
>
>
> -Stephen Browning
>
> **********************************************************
> * Views represented are strictly personal and *DO NOT* *
> * represent those of the Fort Worth Public Library. *
> **********************************************************
Carol A. Vaeth
Langsdale Library
Univ of Baltimore It doesn't get better or worse;
ILL Coordinator it just gets different.
cvaeth@ubmail.ubalt.edu
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 16:17:07 -0600
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: "Ives, Gary W."
Subject: Electronic Document Delivery Open House
Comments: To: Loanstar List
MIME-version: 1.0
Content-type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
> Sorry for multiple postings.
>
>
> Invitation to all Texas libraries:
>
> ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT DELIVERY OPEN HOUSE
>
> Cost: Free
>
> At:
>
> Moody Medical Library
> University of Texas Medical Branch
> Galveston, TX
> Thursday, March 12, 1998, 1:30pm to 4:30pm
>
> I will be demonstrating the Minolta PS3000 "face-up" book scanner and
> the companion EPIC 3000 software, as we have adopted them for use
> with:
>
> *Ariel FTP
> *Ariel email
> *Faxing (with WinFaxPro Version )
> *Photocopying (both routine ILL photocopying and preservation
> photocopying)
>
> With the use of the Minolta PS3000 scanner, we have eliminated all
> document photocopying in Interlibrary Loan (a major step toward
> "paperless interlibrary loan"!) The scanner operates directly under
> Ariel, without the EPIC 3000 software serving as an intermediary.
> From
> Ariel, a document may be sent to its destination by Ariel FTP, Ariel
> email, or (by printing a saved file to WinFaxPro) by PC-based fax.
>
> We do use the EPIC 3000 software for producing hard-copy for mailing.
> It offers 400 dpi resolution (as compared to 300 dpi for Ariel or 200
> dpi for fax), as well as image editing and file manipulation
> capabilities, with the resulting copy quality superior to most
> photocopiers.
>
> This scanner is revolutionizing our Interlibrary Loan operation. No
> more photocopying documents. No more fax machines. Email capability.
> Greater efficiency, faster turnaround, better copy quality in the
> finished product. We hope you will find our open house useful to you
> in
> your operation, and we look forward to hearing any of your ideas and
> suggestions that we might use in ours.
>
> Opportunities for limited hands-on may be possible, depending on time
> constraints and size of crowd. We have made arrangements for use of a
> 250 seat auditorium, so we will have no problems accomodating all who
> wish to come. Representatives from Minolta and from RACOM, the
> Houston-area distributor for Minolta, will be present to answer any
> questions we might have. RACOM will be providing pastries and coffee
> in
> the Library atrium/lobby prior to the start of the demonstration.
>
> TRAVEL/PARKING-If you are driving, follow I-45 south from Houston to
> Galveston. After crossing the causeway, I-45 turns into Broadway. Go
> to
> University Boulevard (near the end of Broadway), turn left, and then
> turn left again on Market Street. Public parking is available in the
> parking garage on the right at $1.00 per hour. The Moody Medical
> Library is at 9th Street and Market, less than 2 blocks from the
> parking
> garage. Limited free 2-hour street parking is available in the
> surrounding blocks around the Library. However, violators receive
> lovely bright green $10.00 tickets, unless you are blocking a
> driveway,
> alley, or crosswalk, in which case the fine is $65.00.
>
> FLYING/LIMOSINE SERVICE-If you are flying, do NOT (if you can help it)
> fly into Houston (Bush) International Airport. That's on the way
> north
> side of Houston, halfway to Oklahoma, and you will spend all day just
> getting to Galveston and getting back. FLY INTO HOBBY AIRPORT. Once
> there, make connections with the Galveston Limousine Service
> (409-740-5466). They will have vans departing for Galveston at
> 9:30am,
> 11:00am, and 12:30pm. Pickup at the airport is at a kiosk outside
> baggage claim, across the access drive, near the Airport Express
> booth.
> The drive into Galveston is less than 45 minutes. If requested, the
> driver will drop you off in front of the Library (remember, 9th and
> Market). No reservations are required for traveling from the airport
> to
> Galveston, but they ARE required for return. One way fare is $21.
> Return times are at 3:30pm, 5:00pm, and 6:30pm, with later times
> available. REMEMBER, RETURN RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED. Arrangements
> for pickup in front of the Library (remember, 9th and Market) can be
> made at the time you make your reservation for return.
>
> Please RSVP by email or fax giving the number of people from your
> institution who will be attending. Please feel free to call or email
> me
> if you have any questions.
>
> We hope to see you at our Open House!
>
> Gary Ives
> Head of Access Services
> Moody Medical Library
> University of Texas Medical Branch
> Galveston, TX 77555-1035
> Phone: (409) 772-8959
> FAX: (409) 7659852
> Email: gives@utmb.edu
>
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Date: Thu, 26 Feb 1998 11:59:13 -0600
Reply-To: ILL management
Sender: ILL management
From: Terri Dunning
Organization: Library, Wabonsee Community College
Subject: Re: Electronic Document Delivery Open House
MIME-version: 1.0
Content-type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit
Ah, will there be cake? ;-_) I recently attended a library function with
no coffee or snacks for the arrival and sign in/sign up portion of the
conference. There were some _very_ disgruttled library people let me tell
you.....(Its been a long week, can you tell?) Sound like a great function,
though.
(snip)
Ives, Gary W. wrote:
> > Sorry for multiple postings.
> >
> >
> > Invitation to all Texas libraries:
> >
> > ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT DELIVERY OPEN HOUSE
> >
> > Cost: Free
> >
> > At:
> >
> > Moody Medical Library
> > University of Texas Medical Branch
> > Galveston, TX
> > Thursday, March 12, 1998, 1:30pm to 4:30pm
> >
> > I will be demonstrating the Minolta PS3000 "face-up" book scanner and
> > the companion EPIC 3000 software, as we have adopted them for use
> > with:
> >
> >
(snip)
--
Terri Dunning
Periodicals/ILL
Waubonsee Community College
Sugar Grove IL USA
tdunning@mail.wcc.cc.il.us
(630)466.7900x2333