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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1992 12:21:50 CDT
From:         "WELLIK, Kay" <KWELLIK@LIFE.JSC.NASA.GOV>
Subject:      CAI
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Are any institutions using computer assisted instruction
from Computerized Educational Systems a division of Florida
Hospital Association Management Corp?  Our Nursing Development
Dept. is thinking of purchasing several programs and would
like to know the success of the programs at other institutions.
Please respond directly to me at
Kay Wellik
kwellik@life.jsc.nasa.gov
St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center
Phoenix, AZ
602-285-3222 Phone
602-650-7154 Fax
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1992 09:23:00 CST
From:         "Linda Hulbert,
              Medical Center Library" <HULBERTLA@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Book and Journal repairs
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To question 1: we have one person who is skilled at fixing and recognizing
when it's too much for an in house fix.  She does both books and journals.
She happens to be our acquisitions person.  But she was interested, so she
was trained (I'll get to that soon).  The skills for books and journals are the
same, so it seems silly to split it on the basis of format.

Question 2:  Our bindery person does the ILL ordering for missing and slashed
pages.  Usually the items require binding after receipt of the pages, so it
seems natural to go together.  If it is just one or two pages, the person
metntioned in question 1, does the work.

Question 3.  You are near the Northeast Document Conservation Center
They did a program on repair with a bibliography, a list of materials,
the rules, etc (like never never never use regular tape to
repair any book unless you are only going to keep it a week or two!) when I
lived in Syracuse.  Abbot Hall  24 School Street Andover MA 01810-4099. (617)
470-1010.  It was a great seminar.  It costs money to have them do the seminar
but I think if a bunch of libraries got together and brought them in, it
might not be prohibitive.

Good luck.
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Date:         Fri, 4 Sep 1992 10:31:37 CDT
From:         FRSC4F5@PANAM.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Information Services Libn Position

It looks like it.
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1992 07:24:38 CDT
From:         Jim Bothmer <jbothmer@PARROT.CREIGHTON.EDU>
Subject:      Excerpta Medica
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The Creighton University Health Sciences Library has short runs
of Excerpta Medica, Sections
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 are
in the 1960's and 1970's, but there are several sections with holdings
dating back to the 40's.  If you have any interest in these print
indexes please contact Ruth Witkovski, Serials Department at
402/280-5137 or fax her at 402/280-5134.  These volumes will be
offered for the cost of postage on a first come first serve basis.
Ms. Witkovski will be happy to send any interested parties a list
of the titles and
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requesting it.

--Jim Bothmer (Creighton University Health Sciences Library)
jbothmer@creighton.edu
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 14:48:47 LCL
From:         Gail Persily <gpersily@LIB.UCSF.EDU>
Subject: Re: OJCCT
X-To:         Medical Libraries Discussion List <MEDLIB-L@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu>

> Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 15:34:26 CDT
> From: Cheryl Pace <CSP07321%UKANVM.BITNET@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu>
> Subject:      OJCCT
> To: Multiple recipients of list MEDLIB-L <MEDLIB-L@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu>
>
> Has anyone tried OJCCT with a 386 computer and a 9600 baud modem?  If
> so, did it make any difference?  We're using a 386 with a 2400 baud
> modem and it is extremely slow.  Also - has anyone had any luck
> printing?
>
We are using OJCCT with a 386 computer and 9600 baud modem.  It is still
very slow to bring up the text on the screen.  I can imagine it must be
unbearable at 2400 baud because at 9600, it is often a real patience-tester.

We have been able to print successfully to a Hewlett Packard LaserJet IIp.
Printing is slow, but once it has spooled the whole file to the printer, you
can go on and do other function on Guidon while the printing continues.

Gail Persily                            gpersily@lib.ucsf.edu
Library
University of California, San Francisco
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 14:29:18 CDT
From:         Richard Jizba <rjizba@PARROT.CREIGHTON.EDU>
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   SUBSCRIBE Richard Jizba
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 16:20:50 EDT
From:         Connie Schardt <schardt@MED.UNC.EDU>
Subject:      MapAssist
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Has anyone had any experience using Map-Assist to network CD ROM
software such as is available from SilverPlatter, CD + and others?  We
do not have a LAN but would like to be able to use more than one database
at a time from our single 4 drive tower and 2 microcomputers.  Thanks.
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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 13:58:57 GMT
From:         suleyman AYDIN <D54@TRANAVM1.BITNET>

>
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> Tue, 25 Aug 92 12:46:59 GMT
>Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 12:44:00 +0200
>Reply-To:     Medical Libraries Discussion List <MEDLIB-L@UBVM.BITNET>
>Sender:       Medical Libraries Discussion List <MEDLIB-L@UBVM.BITNET>
>From:         ERINHC@VMS2.UNI-C.DK
>Subject:      Ph.D. Thesis: Electronic Mail and the Information Professional>>
>To:           Multiple recipients of <MEDLIB-L@UBVM.BITNET>
>
>
>Dear Colleague,
>
>Allow me to introduce myself: I am a Danish Research Librarian
>and Information Scientist, who is very interested in CMC use in
>the information field (libraries, scientific communication,
>etc.).
>
>I am looking for people who share the same interest.
>
>I would like to inform you about my Ph.D. Thesis which has been
>published just now. The subject is Library and Information
>Science and its title is:
>
>"Electronic Mail and the Information Professional. A study of
>Computer-Mediated Communication and its future prospects in the
>information field." 1992, 308 pages. ISBN 87-984180-0-9.
>
>The Thesis has been submitted to (and approved by) the
>Department of Information Science, The Aarhus School of Business
>Administration, Economics, and Modern Languages, Denmark. The
>main academic supervisor was Professor, Fil.dr. Irene Wormell,
>Royal School of Librarianship, Copenhagen. On the 12th June 1992
>I defended it publically at the Aarhus Business School.

Congratulations...

Can you send your thesis via e-mail (since your thesis is a Ph.D. thesis
on e-mail and cmc....)

But, since I am also a Ph.D. student starving and running after
many published papers and fotokopies and etc etc.. I am not able to
pay for it.. My computer address is below.  Any format is welcome..

Is it possible?

Yours Friendly,

Suleyman AYDIN (student of pharmacology)
d31 at tranavm1.bitnet
10 A no:4 Yenikent 26050 Eskisehir TURKEY
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 15:34:26 CDT
From:         Cheryl Pace <CSP07321@UKANVM.BITNET>
Subject:      OJCCT

Has anyone tried OJCCT with a 386 computer and a 9600 baud modem?  If
so, did it make any difference?  We're using a 386 with a 2400 baud
modem and it is extremely slow.  Also - has anyone had any luck
printing?
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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1992 13:49:28 CDT
From:         Maggie Zeller <LB0MILF@MUSIC.TCS.TULANE.EDU>
Subject:      OJCCT

We are using a PS/2 386 with a Panasonic KX-P1191 printer.  The print
manager in Windows is configured for an Epson fx-80 [9 pin].  While
this works for all other applications, we cannot print from OJCCT.  I
called OCLC for assistance and haven't heard back yet (of course, the
hurricane interrupted our work week, somewhat).  It is nice to know
that we aren't the only ones.
Speaking of not being able to print, is anyone else aware of printing/
downloading problems with DOCLINE on the Internet?  We can log on,
scroll screens and respond to messages just as long as we don't want a
print copy of transactions - NOT!  Our mainframe is a 3081k,
vm operating system, we access with a direct 7171 line and run at 9600
baud.  We would really like to be able to use Internet for DOCLINE
if we can just overcome this "little" problem.  Come to think of it,
we can't print when we telnet into EPIC either.  Hmm....
Maggie Zeller, Tulane Medical Library, New Orleans
lb0milf@music.tcs.tulane.edu   or  (504) 588-5155
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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1992 18:42:40 EDT
From:         Nancy Start <HSLSTART@UBVM.BITNET>
Subject:      OJCCT

From Gail Persily:
>
> Rather than printing directly, I download the article from OJCCT and
> then print from the file.  That way I have to only worry about ONE
> machine :-)
>
        That is one way to solve the problem, but OCLC is charging $1.50 per
document downloaded, whereas printing is free (except for cost of paper,
ink, etc.).  Hopefully, OCLC can help Maggie Zeller with her printing
problem.  They have been pretty helpful once we get them on the phone.  Of
course, they could just say "get yourself the proper print driver"...

        I have also heard that there is a way to set the OJCCT software so
that the documents print without the logo and border.  This saves time and,
I would think, paper.  We are in contact with OCLC to get instructions on
how to do this.

        Gail Persily
        Instructional Resources
        Library
        Univ of Calif - San Francisco
        gpersily@lib.ucsf.edu
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 14:28:50 CDT
From:         "MANBECK, Virgina" <VMANBECK@LIFE.JSC.NASA.GOV>
Subject:      Position Announcement
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                         MEDICAL LIBRARIAN POSITION


Send resume to Virginia Manbeck, Assistant Director for Hospital Library
Services, 57 East 11th Street, New York, N.Y. 10003. Resumes will be
accepted until position is filled.

METRO's Hospital Library Services Program (HLSP) is seeking a medical
librarian with knowledge of current trends and new developments in elec-
tronic delivery of medical information and networking.  The successful
candidate will have vision, demonstrated leadership, and recent experience
in planning and implementing an automated library system.

Responsibilities: working with METRO staff and hospital librarians to
evaluate technology currently in use in member hospital libraries.
Providing consultative services to libraries that are planning to
enhance or install automated services.  Helping libraries develop net-
worked partnerships for providing information cooperativfgely.

Requirements:  Candidates must have an MLS.  Membership in the Academy of
Health Information Progrfessionals is preferred.  Automation experience and
at least five years of medical library experience are needed.  Good communi-
vcation skills, ability to work independently, and as part of a duyynamic
 team,
to provide innovative services and programs to hospital libraries.

Salary will be commensurate with experience.  Excellent benefits package.

METRO - The New York Metropolitan Reference and Research Library Agency
is a State-funded multi-type (academic, special, school and public)
library system in the New York metropolitan region, chartered in 1964.
Service area includes the five boroughs of New York City and Westchester
County.  244 members cooperate to share materials, information and ideas,
and to jointly develop resources.  Current METRO staff includes eight
professionals who represent a variety of library and institution back-
grounds an dmany areas of expertise.d
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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 13:38:00 EST
From:         Peter_Hirtle@OCCSHOST.NLM.NIH.GOV
Subject:      Re: History of Nursing Museums
X-To:         MEDLIB-L@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu

         The "Guide to Archival Sources in Nursing" published in 1989
         by the Interagency Council on Library Resources for Nursing
         indicates that the Museum of Nursing History is located at
         362 Second St. Pike, Suite 168, Southhampton, Pennsylvania
         18966, phone 215/829-3971.  Julie Fairman's article on
         "Sources and references for research in nursing history" in
         Nursing Research 36:1 (1987):56-59 also lists The Historic
         Gallery at the Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of
         Nursing.

         Another good place to post questions about medical/historical
         topics is to CADUCEUS, the list for the curators of medical
         history collections.  Address is caduceus@beach.utmb.edu.

        **************************************************************
        *                    Peter B. Hirtle                         *
        *    Curator, Modern Mss. / History of Medicine Division     *
        *    National Library of Medicine / Bethesda, MD  20894      *
        * phone: (301) 496-5963; (800) 272-4787; fax: (301) 402-0872 *
        *            peter_hirtle@occshost.nlm.nih.gov               *
        **************************************************************
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 14:05:26 EST
From:         HCLADM08@UCONNVM.BITNET
Subject:      RE: OJCCT on a 286 computer

Concerning client access to OJCCT:

My question is has any clinician asked for a search on it as yet?
Here at the University of Connecticut Health Center Library we
are planning to access OJCCT for search requesters for a fee.
The fact that we have access to it and that it is up and running
is evident to library users because it has an entry in our online
catalog (additional means of promoting its availability are being
utilized also).

But--no one has asked for a search; and if someone did, I believe
we agree that the current perception is that there isn't too much
to search (right now).
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 1992 14:54:00 EST
From:         "Barbara A. Epstein" <BEPSTEIN@VMS.CIS.PITT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Non-primary clients
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Our library (Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic Library of the
University of Pittsburgh) has developed a membership program for
institutions who want their employees to be able to borrow our materials;
this includes books, but particularly videotapes.  Fees are based on a
sliding scale.  Members can also request (and pay for) database searches and
 some library publications, such as a table of contents service.We also have an
individual membership program which does not include videotape borrowing.
For more information, please contact me directly.

Barbara A. Epstein
WPIC Library
3811 O'Hara Street
Pittsburgh, PA  15213

Bepstein@vms.cis.pitt.edu or bepstein@pittvms

P.S. Many of our members are in different states and borrow via UPS.
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From:         "Eades, Barbara" <BEADES@WVNVM.BITNET>

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Please ignore that posting ... problem fixed by Innosoft support.
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From:         Mike Schwartz <schwartz@LATOUR.CS.COLORADO.EDU>
Subject: RE: A problem with NETFIND (fyi)
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Mike, I'm surprised at you.  This "problem with Netfind" was in reality a
problem with the information your mailer gives out.  Moreover, one day
after you told me about it, I changed Netfind to detect such problems,
and not give out the invalid information.
 - Mike
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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 92 13:02:27 GMT
From:         John C Klensin <KLENSIN@INFOODS.MIT.EDU>
Subject: RE: vrfy and expn commands
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Fritz,
  To add a bit to Ned's (correct) answer...
  -- Many versions of sendmail "implement" VRFY and EXPN identically
and, in both cases, simply do a syntax check.  In other words, if you
send "VRFY foo@bar" you get back "<foo@bar>" for any instance of "foo"
and "bar".  This behavior is broken, even if the "sendmail is the real
standard" community thinks otherwise.
  -- A few versions of sendmail implement VRFY identicially to EXPN, i.e.,
if you send them an address that points to a list, they pass back the
list expansion.  PMDF has, if I recall, a little bit of this behavior
relative to system aliases.  As far as I can tell from RFC821, VRFY should
be returning only one line of information that tells you whether the
mail will be accepted for, and delivered to, that address by that SMTP
server.  If that reading is correct, this is a bug, although rarely a
serious one.
  -- RFC 1123 makes explicit provision for the cases in which it is
not possible to fully verify an address because the SMTP server being
addressed will have to gateway or relay the mail (section 5.2.3) and
assigns a new code, 252, for that purpose.  My interpretation of the
intent here is that PMDF should probably be returning 252, rather than
250, when there is a remote address that cannot be verified.  On the
other hand, this is not what one would call a big deal.
  -- VRFY is an RFC821 facility.  It really has no business knowing
about personal names and should not be returning an address string that
cannot appear in a RCPT TO command.  So, if an implementation of
sendmail is returning personal names, that, too, is probably a bug or at
least a serious mis-feature.
  -- 250 is documented in RFC821

It is quite unfortunate, but the version of sendmail that has
traditionally been shipped with SUN OS, together with the default config
files shipped with it, are seriously broken and not suitable for use
with Internet mail.  Anyone who wants to think of that as "the standard"
should get used to communicating only with other Suns, and only over
LANs and considering themselves very fortunate when anything else works.

      john
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The problem I have with UUCP style addresses is the following:
My PMDF conf appends the localhostname "se" to an UUCP address, e.g. "b!a". I
 would rather
rewrite such an address to something like "b!a@alcbel" instead of "b!a@se".
That's all.
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Date:         Fri, 4 Sep 92 03:57:10 GMT
From:         John C Klensin <KLENSIN@INFOODS.MIT.EDU>
Subject:      Handling of aliases via Option Name_table_name
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The Options file entry "name_table_name" can be used to specify
a logical name table "to be searched for address aliases".

Two questions:

(1) is this searched before the conventional "aliases." file and its
database or after it?  Are the targets of these equivalence-name aliases
processed back through the rewrite rules as the "aliases." entries are,
are are they processed only as part of delivery actions?

(2) Is there any reasonable way to test whether such a search resulted
in a "hit?".  It appears that one might be able to do this with a
  $[image,...]
rule that searched the logical name table itself, but is there an
easier/better way?  If not, does anyone have such code lying around that
could be examined or scrounged?

thanks,
   john
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Date:         Tue, 1 Sep 92 20:27:12 GMT
From:         Ned Freed <NED@SIGURD.INNOSOFT.COM>
Subject:      RE: NOTES channel for PMDF 4.0
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I believe this has been discussed before, but to repeat...

The PMDF-->NOTES channel was written with the idea that a NOTES-->PMDF
piece would be written later. This hasn't been done but it is on the to-do
list for the next PMDF release.

                                Ned
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