The language problem One of the major problems in accessing European resources is of course language. One answer to this problem is to restrict your search to the language in question. The main search engine providers are beginning to offer facilities of this types and many small companies are developing tools for individual languages . Co-funded library projects under the Telematics programme Access to over 100 Telematics for Libraries projects is available directly from partners' Web sites. In some cases, a wide range of project information is provided complete with progress reports and public deliverables, in others information is confined to a summary of key items of interest.
Some projects use the Web for communicating between partners and for testing out Web-based services.
In such cases, some of the information may be password protected. Improving the visibility of our work There is, however, a continuing need for us to ensure that information about the library scene in Europe, including our Telematics for Libraries projects, enjoys more visibility. Searches on a given topic do not always list the pertinent European projects, possibly because the pages documenting them are not correctly or extensively registered. Often, only if a search is made on the basis of the project acronym can the relevant page or pages be found. Coordinators of projects and support activities should therefore ensure that their Web pages are properly registered with all the key search engines and take the time to fill in the questionnaires provided for registration by adding as much pertinent information as possible.