Tango is used to create the user request form for the web. FGCU chose Tango in part because it creates CGI scripts graphically, rather than through text based programming. Fields include title, author name, or keyword. For reserve material, FGCU has also selected course numbers, course name, and instructor name. Users access the request form at the library web page and fill in the required fields.
Users then submit their request.
Tango receives the user s request, processes it automatically, and hands the query off to the Access database. Access performs a search in the database and sends the results to Tango . Tango receives search results and sends them to the user s browser. If there are matches, the user selects the link for the document desired. For copyright reasons, reserve material distribution is limited to students who are enrolled in the course.