Features
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Designing a Database-Driven Web Site,
or, The Evolution of the InfoIguana
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If your
library is diligent about keeping lists of electronic resources, chances
are that the Web site has gotten difficult for users to navigate. A database-driven
Web site may be the right alternative.
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by Gary
Roberts
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Playing Cops and Robbers: Keeping the
Library Network Safe from Users
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After spending years trying to fight student users who
kept hacking the network, this technical university library in Poland got
tough and built a “crime-stopping” environment.
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by Blazej Feret
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Opening Doors with
Open Source
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Open source software, increasingly used in libraries,
could be an inexpensive solution to making the pieces of your system fit
together better. Is it right for you?
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by Don Gourley
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Building a Library Network from Scratch:
Eric & Veronica’s Excellent Adventure
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What’s it like to get to design a library network from
scratch? Read about all the considerations and questions that arose as
this duo lived the adventure.
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by Eric Sisler and Veronica Smith
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Launching a Public Printing Program with
Built-In Cost Recovery
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If you’re looking for a better way to let patrons print—and
pay—you’ll want to read this case study about how a Canadian library built
and launched a very successful system.
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by Ralph M. Daehn
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Columns
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The View from the Top
Left Corner
Turnkey Systems
Solutions
by Michael Schuyler
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Digital Librarianship
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Developing and Maintaining Your Web Pages
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by Péter Jacsó
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Techman's TechPage
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Using Good Systems Work to Extend Your
Library’s Market
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by D. Scott Brandt
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Online Treasures
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Systems Administration: How to Avoid Reinventing
the Wheel
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by Janet L. Balas
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Departments
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Editor's Notes
The Many Sides of
Systems
by Kathy
Miller
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Newsline
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People & Places
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Special
Sections
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How to Contribute
to CIL 2001
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Advertising
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Library
Tech Connection
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Index
to Advertisers
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