As a direct result of this project, I have created a list which merged together these lists into one. It can be viewed alphabetically and by state . This list includes links to 489 institutional pages and has been updated to include the library of the parent institution when a government depository page was not available. The quantity of information varies from institution to institution. These institutions were not included in this list unless the documentation was very thorough, as documentation for these products is much easier to find in general.
Access varies from institution to institution for users inside and outside the system.
Connectivity is also an issue with these institutions, with access being further inhibited by the incompatibility of the host and connecting systems. These institutions were not included in this list as the bibliographic information available through their OPACs is widely available. I doubt that there will be many if any at all. This would still only provide access to bibliographic information about user guides, and not the guides themselves. If a separate law existed at an institution, the collection was not checked for documentation in this first pass, as most documents collections were found to be housed in the main .