Putting a Medical Library Online: Phase III--Remote Access to CD-ROMs.
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1989
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| author | Kittle, Paul |
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| contents | Putting a Medical Library Online: Phase III--Remote Access to CD-ROMs. Kittle, Paul Bibliographic Databases Computer Software Cost Effectiveness Dial Access Information Systems Information Networks Microcomputers Online Vendors Optical Data Disks Summative Evaluation Describes the implementation of a project that provides dial-up access to MEDLINE on remote optical data disk (CD-ROM) using software that enables callers to use programs like Wordstar, Lotus, and dBase. Highlights include networking CD-ROM databases, hardware considerations, advantages and disadvantages of remote access, and future plans. A directory of products and companies is provided. (CLB) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1989 |
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| spellingShingle | Putting a Medical Library Online: Phase III--Remote Access to CD-ROMs. Kittle, Paul Bibliographic Databases Computer Software Cost Effectiveness Dial Access Information Systems Information Networks Microcomputers Online Vendors Optical Data Disks Summative Evaluation Putting a Medical Library Online: Phase III--Remote Access to CD-ROMs. Kittle, Paul Bibliographic Databases Computer Software Cost Effectiveness Dial Access Information Systems Information Networks Microcomputers Online Vendors Optical Data Disks Summative Evaluation Describes the implementation of a project that provides dial-up access to MEDLINE on remote optical data disk (CD-ROM) using software that enables callers to use programs like Wordstar, Lotus, and dBase. Highlights include networking CD-ROM databases, hardware considerations, advantages and disadvantages of remote access, and future plans. A directory of products and companies is provided. (CLB) |
| title | Putting a Medical Library Online: Phase III--Remote Access to CD-ROMs. |
| topic | Bibliographic Databases Computer Software Cost Effectiveness Dial Access Information Systems Information Networks Microcomputers Online Vendors Optical Data Disks Summative Evaluation |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ393953 |