| FEATURES 
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                            |   Maximizing 
                                Library Storage with High-Tech Robotic Shelving![[Full Text]](../../ft.gif)  
                                When a serious need for more book storage 
                                coincided with the design phase for a new building, 
                                these university librarians were able to buy an 
                                automated storage and retrieval system. Here they 
                                share the challenges and joys of preparing 300,000 
                                volumes so they could be accessed by machines 
                                forevermore. 
                                by Rick AmRhein and Donna Resetar 
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                            Making Over the Desktop 
                                and Printing System at Dalhousie 
                                This Canadian library got a complete makeover, 
                                from carpets to computers. Staff and vendors both 
                                learned a lot along the way, including lessons 
                                about setting up and troubleshooting a large network 
                                printing system. The "before" and "after" pictures 
                                are stunning. 
                                by Terry Nikkel and Ashwin Kutty 
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                            Online Programming Can 
                              Be a Library Oasis on the Internet 
                              If you think of the Internet as a desolate place 
                              where librarians can't meet patrons' programming 
                              needs, then you'll be happy to discover this oasis 
                              called OPAL. An innovative group of organizations 
                              is using software that lets them hold live online 
                              programs where viewers from around the world, abled 
                              and disabled, can interact in real time. Initial 
                              usage proves that their vision of Online Programming 
                              for All Libraries is more than just a mirage.  
                              by Lori Bell and Thomas A. Peters 
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                            | COLUMNS 
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                            The View from the Top 
                                Left Corner 
                                Broadband: Engine for Change 
                                by Michael Schuyler   | 
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                            Building Digital Libraries 
                                Scanning Is Still Hip 
                                High-Tech![[Full Text]](../../ft.gif)  
                                by Terence K. Huwe   | 
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                            Online Treasures 
                                New Search TechnologiesWill One of These 
                                Be the Next Big Thing?  
                                by Janet L. Balas   | 
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                            The Systems Librarian 
                                Now That It's All 
                                Digital, Where Do I Put It? Exploring Data Storage 
                                Technologies![[Full Text]](../../ft.gif)  
                                by Marshall Breeding   | 
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                            | DEPARTMENTS 
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                            Editor's Notes 
                                 
                                Hip, Hipper, Hippest? 
                                ![[Full Text]](../../ft.gif)  
                                by Kathy Dempsey   | 
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                            Newsline 
                                  
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                            Newsline Reports  ISACSOFT 
                              Acquires BiblioMondo to Expand, Diversify 
                              by Marshall Breeding  | 
                            Page 46 | 
                          
                           
                            Noted & Quoted  | 
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                             ask techman  
                              by D. Scott Brandt  | 
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