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Index
A
ARCHIE, 9
B
BBSS (Bulletin Board Systems), 8
Broadhead, Rick, 7
C
Canadian Internet Handbook (Carroll and Broadhead), 7
Canadian Library Association, Information and
- Telecommunication Access Principles, 14-15
Canadian Periodical Index (CPI), 4
Carroll, Jim, 7
CD-ROM (Compact Disc-Read Only Memory), 4-5
- and copyright, 10
- time period covered, 6
commercial vendors, Internet, 7 community information, 3
Compact Disc-Read Only Memory. See CD-ROM
computer networks, 7-8
computerized library catalogue, 2
connect time, 6
copyright, 10
cost, of online searching, 6D
databases, 2
CD-ROM, 4-5
searching of, 6
dial-in access, 3
download, 6E
e-mail (electronic mail), 8
exact word search, 2-3F
File Transfer Protocol. See FTP
freenets, 3, 7
FTP(File Transfer Protocol), 9
full text, 4G
gateways, 3
GOPHER, 9H
health, and the office, 11- 13
I
information, currency of, 5
information highway, 7
Internet, 7-8K
keyword searching, 2
L
library catalogues, 2
LISTSERV, 8M
menu, as search strategy, 5
modems, 2
multimedia, 4
- and copyright, 10N
networks, 3, 7-9
0
office workplace, health considerations, 12-13
online databases, and copyright, 10
Online Public Access Catalogue. See opac
online resources, 5, 6
searching, 6
online searching, cost of, 6
opac (Online Public Access Catalogue), 2-3P
public library, and access to Intemet, 7
R
repetitive strain injuries, 11
T
TELNET, 9
truncation, 3U
USENET,8
V
VERONICA, 9
W
work stations, and health,11
World Wide Web (www), 8