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From:         FTELLEZ@ITECCOL.BITNET
Subject:      re: CD-ROM Concepts Guide

Dear sir:
Sorry, I don't have access to internet, but I would be interested in
receiving the Concepts Guide you describe.
Thanks,
Fabio Tellez
Trnsv. 49 No.105-84
Bogota, Colombia

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From:         "Chris Ellwood, Science Librarian" <CVE1@VAXA.YORK.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: adding a third tower to cd-connection

Booking CD-ROMs over a network is a problem that has just arisen for
us too. I would be interested in any solutions.

Thanks

Chris Ellwood
Science Librarian
University of York Library
York, U.K.

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From:         Pam Dimock <pam.dimock@ACADIAU.CA>
Subject:      Re: adding a third tower to cd-connection

*    We will be adding our 3rd 21 drive CDServer very shortly (CBIS
*    v2.20C).  I would think that as long as we can keep our
*    re-directions from crossing servers to much, performance should
*    not be affected since the number of users is staying the same.
*
We are in the process of switching from some stand-alones to all
networked. We currently have 8 networked readers, which have been
full for a while and used heavily. We also have four stand-alones
with several products.

We are having a problem in that we have recently changed to accessing
these products from three different servers. When we accessed from
one server (which is now not feasible), we used Novell's tracking
capability to queue users. Now that we're on three, that's not
possible. We use Opti-Net.

We are getting resistance to moving from network (now that we've gone
and bought 2 stacks of 7 readers) because, in our Reserves system, we
can put a hold on the product for a specific date and time, and
that's not going to be able to be done on the network.

My question is: does anyone know of a booking or queuing system that
will work? Queuing appears to be essential, booking would be
wonderful.

Thanks

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From:         "D.E. 'Dave' Bloomberg" <BLOOMBER@FAUVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      PROQUEST v4.0 Installations...

Hiya,

Has anybody started working with the PROQUEST v4.0 products yet
whether stand alone or LAN configurations ??

We have, and it looks pretty good, but with a couple problems.  I
will reserve judgement for now.  Please let me know so we can share
info/experiences to date....

Thanks in advance!!

Dave Bloomberg
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From:         ABC News Research Center <abcnews@CLASS.ORG>
Subject:      LAN Times (again!)

I'm sorry to bring it up again after the EXHAUSTIVE previous discussion,
but could someone please post the citation to the LAN Times article that
reviews various LAN/CD-ROM operating systems?
Thanks

C.B. Hayden
Supervisor of Online Information Services
ABC News
abcnews@class.org
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From:         solrccc@GSVMS2.CC.GASOU.EDU
Subject:      Everywhere Access

We're looking at Everywhere Access as a way to give users access to our
Novell Server's CD products.  We would like to hear pros and cons from
anyone with experience with this product.

Thank you for your reponses.
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From:         "Timothy D. Dugdale" <libtdd@GSUSGI2.GSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: OPH SCSI Express
              at Jan 26, 93 09:41:50 am

OPH stands for OTHER PEOPLES HARDWARE.

Since SCSI Express is now trying to sell their own equipment,
they have two different software.  The original software is
configured to work with their stuff and the OPH version is
to be used with other equipment.

As they are only supporting certain types of drives, etc, you
should contact them and see if the sony drives are supported.

Good Luck.

Tim D. Dugdale

>
> I am considering buying a built-in Sony CD-Rom Drive with a new
> 486 server using Novell 3.11
>
> I would like to use Micro Design's SCSI Express software, but they
> say I need the version of their software called OPH SCSI Express.
>
> OPH SCSI Express is new to me.  Do you have any comments about
> this software used with drives not sold by Micro Design?
>
> Thanks.  LW_FLW@lewis.umt.edu
>


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Ooops. Sorry about that last message... do that about once every
two years. --George
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From: jamesd@techbook.com (James Deibele)
Subject: Re: Database for use on CD-ROM?
Organization: TECHbooks --- Public Access UNIX --- (503) 220-0636
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 05:01:07 GMT

jahb@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (JENNIFER A. HEISE) writes:

>Are you sure this index was in fact a GPO product? Most indexes to the Monthly
>Catalog come through third-party software producers.
>(For more information on the Clipper/dBase products, try querying GOVDOC-L.  I
>suspect you will be met with wails of despair...)

No, I'm not sure.  I'll check if I can.  (Visions of angry librarians
chasing me out of the library.)  Most products like this have a "patron"
mode that locks you into selected functions and won't let you drop to
disk.  A quick look at the disk (if they were running Microsoft CD-ROM
Extensions) would tell me whether it was Clipper or some other dBASE
product.  Thanks for the tip on GOVDOC-L.  

I've been very surprised at how little information seems to be available
on CD-ROMs.  I guess the Internet is a lot more exciting ...

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From:         Arnold Jones <ARNOLD@MICRODES.MHS.COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject: Re: Networking PC, Mac and

>Assuming the information can be read from the different operating
>systems, what about the search software which is going to do it? Is it
>available separately from the database products for major publishers
>such as Grolliers, Silver Platter, Wilson, etc?

Some of the vendors, such as Silver Platter, offer search software for
both DOS and MAC.
For the CD-ROMs that offer only DOS search software you can still use the
CD-ROMs by using DOS emulators on the specific operating systems.  For
UNIX there are programs such as VP/ix, Merge 386, SoftAT. For the MAC
there are programs such as SoftAT.  Under OS/2 the search software can be
used inside a DOS box.  For more information on this topic get a copy of
the article "DOS CD-ROMs Not Just For DOS Computers" in November 1991
CD-ROM Professional magazine.

- Arnold Jones
  Micro Design International, Inc.
  arnold@microdes.mhs.compuserve.com
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Linda:

We have noticed similar things with the current version of ProQuest
(2.42).  If a number of users are simultaneously searching a given
UMI database, we end up with memory problems at the CBIS CD-Server.
Under most circumstances, the server console gives a series of
"Insufficient memory for user file", and if the load then drops (on
the UMI product), the server goes back to normal.  If the condition
persists for some time, it is possible to bring the server to a
screeching halt.  We load QEMM at the server and have regularly had
this condition cause fatal QEMM errors as well.  To combat this
problem (and to significantly speed performance) we have placed our
two most popular UMI products (ABI and Periodical Abs) on our file
server hard disks.  I will be very interested in seeing if this makes
any difference in the operation of 4.0.

Our current configuration is 2 CD-Connection CD-Servers, each with
Mylex '486/33 motherboards, each with 16Mb RAM.

Arne J. Almquist
Assistant to the Director of Libraries for
Networking and Microcomputer Resources
University of N. Texas--Libraries
P.O. Box 5188
Denton, TX  76203-0188

ph. 817/565-3278
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From:         Frank Norman <f-norman@NIMR.MRC.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Using a Sun Sparc 2 as an NFS mountable CD server

Yes, it can and is being done.  There have been a number of postings to the
list mentioning the use of PC-NFS, although it does seem to be a minority
interest.  We just have one product (SilverPLATTER'S Medline Express on 4
CDs) on a relatively small site network (ca 120 PCs attached), but it works
fine so far.  I don't know about Mac access but hope to try them out later
this year.


Frank Norman
Deputy Librarian

National Institute for Medical Research
The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, London NW7 1AA, United Kingdom

tel + (44) 81 959 3666 ext 2380
fax + (44) 81 906 4477

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From:         "Ed Perry, SciTech Librarian, Univ. of Regina,
              Canada" <PERRYEDW@MAX.CC.UREGINA.CA>
Subject:      Pioneer 6 - pak cartridge CDROM player

1.  First part to the Canadian people out there on the list. We're about to bit
e the bullet on buying one of these Pioneer cartridge players bec ause of the m
ess with Biological Abstracts and its umpteen discs. Has anyone in Canada bough
t one of these recently ? If so, what was the cost, and can you recommend a rel
iable Canadian supplier [ s ] for the product ?

2. For everybody, have you had any problems with using one of these on a stand-
 alone workstation ? We're not networking this one. If you did, especially with
 the Silver Platter version of Biological Abstracts [ BIOSIS ], what was the
 nature of the problem [s].

   For anyone who caught my comment about the " 400 mile long blizzard " hittin
g Regina on Christmas Eve, no, I DIDN'T make it home across the 23 miles of
  bald prairie. The Royal Canadian Mounties closed all the highways at 1 PM
  and I ended stuck in the Relax Inn.  We did set a new record for number of ca
rs involved in a single accident though, just East of Regina -  16 cars, count
'em folks.  In a province the size of Texas, with a total population of 900,000
 people, its not that easy to find another car to whack, let alone 15 of them
 all trying to occupy the same patch of territory you are!  Thanks in advance f
or the comments on the Pioneer player. Please send answers direct to me, not to
 the list.

             PERRYEDW@MAX.CC.UREGINA.CA

                                       Ed Perry
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From:         "LINDA NEWMAN--UNIV. OF CINCINNATI--(513)556-1441"
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Subject:      Re: Proquest 4.0 Searchware

In my earlier posting about slow-down (and CBIS server crashing)
while we had 5-6 concurrent users of the UMI 4.0 searchware, I
did not clarify that we have the software loaded on the File
Server, not on each workstation's local hard drive.  I'd be
interested in knowing if those cites which don't seem to be having
problems have loaded the retrieval software on each workstation.
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From:         Mary Jane Cavallo <mcav@SEQ1.LOC.GOV>
Subject: Re: Re[2]: PROQUEST v4.0 Installations...

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From:         ADM0404@SAIPA00.BITNET

To: Cheryl M.
in response to more than 42 cd's.
we are using 56 drive on our Novell network through a use
of Meridian CDNET. No problem at all.
hope this will help.
aziz
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From:         "D.E. 'Dave' Bloomberg" <BLOOMBER@FAUVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: durability

    Hi again,

    I agree with Greg, most of our model 30's have weak or dead
    batteries.  The problems with the hard drives I mentioned have
    been mostly related to a mechanical failure, or a boot sector
    gone dead.  Neither of these are related to CMOS configurations
    to my knowledge.  Can anybody shed some light??

    We also had a couple old Seagate hard drives that exhibited "sticky
    drive" syndrome, where the lubricant they used "gummed" up, so the
    drive wouldn't spin up to speed, thereby rendering it dead, even
    though it would otherwise have worked.

    The other problems have been definite chip failures.  We have had
    2 IBM 50Z's blow chips that required a mother board swap; since
    our repair service does this rather than a component level fix,
    it works for us.

    I am at the point now where any purchases I suggest would be less
    integrated systems where the video,... are on separate cards.

    The highly integrated mama boards are slick to be sure, but when
    they blow, it can drop your whole system.


    Dave Bloomberg
    BLOOMBER@FAUVAX
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From:         Lillian Sorenson <LILLIAN_SORENSON@DSU1.DSU.NODAK.EDU>
Subject:      Re: LAN Times (again!)

The citation for the LAN Times article is:

LAN Times  Jan. 11, 1993; pg. 89-91.

There are other related articles on the following pages (91-103) that
are interesting and informative.   Good luck finding a copy - I have
one & would be glad to share with any other desperate souls.

On the same topic - evaluations of CDROM Server software that is -
this article cover NLM versions (mostly).  Does anyone know of any
recent studies comparing the pros&cons of NLM vs. separate CDROM
servers?  I am really in need of performance comparisons similar to
the LAN Times article, as well as, other considerations (political,
personal experience, etc.)




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From:         A Grant <AG129@PHOENIX.CAMBRIDGE.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: [CD-ROM's on a NOVEL File/Server]

> NOW, I come to my problem/concern/question.... I want to provide all of IBM
> Mainframe Manuals On-Line via a CD-ROM 6-platter Unit on the File/Server....
> I will probably want to use IBM/BOOKMANAGER software also, unless someone has
> a better (lower cost alternative).....

This might be important to us too.  Can it be done with SCSI Express?
Does a CD-ROM appear as a NetWare volume with an OS/2 name space on it?
Or just as a DOS volume? If anyone has done it, perhaps they could
respond to the list.
--
Alasdair Grant, Systems Development, Cambridge University, England
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From:         BRASSING@VUVAXCOM.BITNET
Subject:      RE: PROQUEST v4.0 Installations...

We installed the ASCII ProQuest 4.0 software last Friday.  The only UMI
product we have is the five year file of ABI/INFORM that comes on two
CD-ROMs.  With the old software we had to list each ABI disc as a separate
choice on our Direct Access menu.  4.0 allows us to mount ABI as 2 CDs with
Optinet.  Now we just have one menu choice for ABI/INFORM since the ProQuest
software lets users select which ABI/INFORM disc they want to search.
Another improvement I really like is 4.0's timeout feature.  Now the
application will timeout and return to our Direct Access menu rather than just
flash the ProQuest logo.

The bugs we have noticed so far are the following:

        We install the software on each PC on our LAN; we do not run the
        software off the fileserver.  Two PC were freezing when they tried
        to load the ProQuest software.  UMI's tech support suggested making
        a change in the "System Options - General."  For the problem PCs we
        changed the "Enable ProQust screen saver" form "YES" to "NO."  This
        fixed the problem.

        We set the options for downloading to the maximum; 9,999.  However;
        the software is only letting us download 750 items.

        A message on the screen displayed after pressing any key to remove
        the ProQuest logo, the "Select Database" screen, says "Press the
        SPACEBAR to see more detailed information."  When the spacebar is
        pressed a message saying "error opening help file" is displayed.

We do not know what is causing the last two problems and I have not
received any suggestions from UMI.  Overall, I think the 4.0 software is
an improvement and so do our users.

Dereck Brassington
Villanova University
brassing@ucis.vill.edu
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//
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Search  adonis in cdromlan
print all of 706
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Subject:      Re: PC Life Expectancy

No we don't have the advanced diagnostics diskettes.
Feel free to order them if you like.
--George
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From:         D Huang <dhuang@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject: Re: Buying CD's

Dan
Buying CD-ROMs will depend on what information is needed.
You may send for free catalogs from the following :
CD-ROM Produc Guide - Bureau of Electronic Publishing, Inc. 1-800-828-4766
CD-ROM Handbook -EBSCO Subscription Services - 1-800-221-1826
Directory of CD-ROM Databases - SilverPlatter -1-800-343-0064

You can also find new publications listed in CD-ROM Professional
 [D [D [D [D [D [D [D [DOn-Line or Library Journal.

Government is publishing more than half of the CD-ROMs available in the U.S.
A good source to find those titles is Government Printing Office's Monthly Catal
 og
log.

Good Luck.

Dora Huang
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