RE: [ARIE-L] OCLC SEARCHING

John, Stephen and the rest of the gang, As someone who tries to honor as many requests as possible and get his requests sent. I see one main problem that I see also in some Ariel questions. Training on the two systems. I see a lack of this in the way some people use OCLC and Ariel. If a person rea

[ARIE-L] (no subject)

Oh no! It's cross posting time! Sorry. Please send test pages to my new Ariel and Odyssey address @ 216.64.240.25 Odyssey has the /ILL suffix. Thank you Keith Palmateer ILL and Summit Coordinator Portland Community College 17705 NW Springville Rd Po

RE: [ARIE-L] OCLC SEARCHING

I think I'll chime in here as a fellow lender. I'm seeing the same trend and I'm not surprised. It doesn't matter if I'm shipping loans or sending articles via Ariel or Odyssey or fax (or mail for that matter). I see the issue as clear demonstration of holdings by the lending library. Are we doing

RE: [ARIE-L] OCLC SEARCHING

Stephen, You should send these comments to the ILL-L listserv, as this listserv is for the discussion of Ariel and Ariel-related issues. Also, many libraries DO supply articles from e-journals, depending on the license agreement for each title. If you routinely say 'no" to all ejournal and ebo

[ARIE-L] OCLC SEARCHING

Forwarded by the list manager == Colleagues, These lists may not be the best venue to post my remarks but maybe they will reach many ILL people: (1) For the past year and more I have noticed an alarming trend of libraries requesting books from us on the OCLC e-b