16 Gladis will display whatever information it has about that volume, including the NRLF number. The volume you specify will usually appear in the midst of a list of nearby volumes. For a list of details, including the NRLF number, for all volumes of a journal or series, type det . You will get a list like the one above for every volume in chronological order. Since you usually only need a few pages from a large bound volume of a journal, it's generally better to photocopy the article.
Copy machines are available throughout the libraries.
See the Library Copy Cen ter home page for information about copy cards, prices and more. Full text is only available for selected journal titles, and only for recent volumes. You can also get full text articles on the Internet, using electronic journals and newspapers available via the World Wide Web. In some cases, the periodicals available are the same titles you would find in print in a library, though you may only find selected articles from an issue. In ma ny cases, the journals available on the the Web are unique, and do not appear in print.