Articles for 1999
The OHSU Library has 37 What's New stories from 1999, with most recent stories first.
December 30, 1999
New color printer available
If you are printing in the Library and want to print in color, the Library now has a new color printer available. This printer was also designed to create overhead transparencies. To use this new printer for either transparencies or regular printouts, choose "BIC7016P" from the print menu. Color prints are $2 a piece for either regular printing or transparencies.December 21, 1999
Changes to Ovid full-text collections
There have been some important changes to the Library's Ovid full text collections. First, the Ovid nursing collection has been cancelled. We will retain access to the years we paid for, 1995-1999, but we will not receive further updates to this collection. Because these titles will not be kept current, they are not included on the full text electronic journals page. Second, we have purchased Ovid's Nursing Collection II, giving us electronic access to 14 nursing journals. These journals are listed below. In most cases, coverage begins with 1996. These titles have been added to the full text electronic journals page, and they will be in VTLS soon, too. The How-To for Ovid full text will be updated as soon as possible.December 20, 1999
Library access to Health Reference Center now on Web only
The text version of Health Reference Center, currently accessed by logging into Medgon as href, will be disabled this Monday, December 20. Access to Health Reference Center will be available exclusively via the Web at: http://infotrac.galegroup.com/itweb/ohsu_main?December 14, 1999
Catalog/VTLS downtime, Friday, Dec. 17
The library catalog (VTLS) will be down this Friday, December 17, from 7:00 am till noon for a software upgrade. This upgrade will fix some Y2K problems in the circulation module. While the catalog is being upgraded it will be unavailable for use.December 8, 1999
Physician Assistant Board Review Videocassettes Added To Collection
OHSU Library has purchased Physician Assistant Comprehensive Review, 1999 sponsored by Wake Forest University School of Medicine and produced by CME Information Services, Inc. CE credit for review expires September 14, 2002. Videocassettes and syllabus (Call Number: W21.5 P577 1999) are housed in the Library's AV Room, BICC 231, and are available for loan.December 2, 1999
Library adds Microsoft 2000
During the week of December 2 - 10, the Library will be installing the Microsoft Office 2000 Suite on all the floor PC computers. Patrons will now have access to the latest versions of Excel, Word, and PowerPoint on the PC. Office98, installed on the floor Macintoshes, is the latest Microsoft Office Suite available for Macs.Microsoft products are still considered unsupported applications. Therefore, patrons needing assistance with these applications should use the Online Help, which comes with each application, and Microsoft's Office web site. The Library will also be obtaining some books on these applications to make available to patrons in the Reference section.
Patrons need to remember that if they create a document in any of the applications in the Office 2000 suite they need to save them as a Office 97 or a lower version document if they want to access them in any of the earlier versions of Office. Office 2000 can read any of the older versions of Office, but the older versions can't read the newer.
Questions or concerns? Please e-mail the OHSU Library Web Managers at libweb@ohsu.edu.
November 22, 1999
New electronic journals added
Lots of journals have been added to the OHSU Library's electronic journal collection this month! Plus, the list now includes journals available electronically as part of the CINAHL (Cumulated Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature) database. See below for details on all of these titles. To access the electronic journal collection, point your browser to the OHSU Library Home Page (http://www.ohsu.edu/library/) and click the Journals link.November 17, 1999
Changes to Pine Access
On Wednesday, November 17, 1999, Pine Mail will be migrated from its current server, Steele, to its new server, Pine2. During this time, users of Pine mail will not be able to access their e-mail accounts. Date: Wednesday, November 17, 1999 Time: 8:00 p.m. Duration: 4 hours After the migration of pine mail to pine2 you will no longer telnet to steele in order to access pine e-mail accounts. You will now need to telnet to pine2. If you have any questions, please give the Help Desk a call at 503-494-2222 or e-mail: helpdesk@ohsu.edu.November 17, 1999
No new MEDLINE weekly updates until March 2000
The most recent MEDLINE update shipped from Ovid to the Library, and which should be installed soon, will be the last weekly update for awhile. The next MEDLINE update will arrive near the end of the year and will include updates for January, 2000. The February 2000 updates will be included in the annual global reload, which is scheduled for shipping "early next year". Weekly updates will resume in March, 2000. If you have questions or concerns regarding this, please contact the OHSU Library Web Managers at libweb@ohsu.edu.November 10, 1999
OHSU Library Celebrates 80th Year
OHSU Library's 80th birthday is this year (1919--1999), making the Library the oldest medical school library in the Pacific Northwest. The Library was originally located in the University of Oregon Medical Department building at N.W. 23rd and Lovejoy, across from Good Samaritan Hospital.The Library collection grew from an 1893 book donation by two Portland physicians, Drs. Rodney Glisan and R. B. Wilson. It was called the R. B. Wilson library and was located in the Physiology lab. Many of the original books are still in the collection and are signed by Glisan or Wilson.
In summer 1919 the first librarian, Bertha Hallam, moved the Library up to the still-unfinished Medical Science Building, which is now the east wing of Mackenzie Hall. She began to organize the several thousand volumes that had been acquired since 1893.
Today the OHSU Library has over 227,000 volumes, plus an extensive archival collection of historical records and photographs and museum artifacts, and includes the Dental branch library and the CDRC branch library. The main branch is in the Biomedical Information Communication Center building, which opened in September 1991.
November 5, 1999
New Photographic and Graphic Services Pages
The new Photographic and Graphic Services Web pages showcase the services of three related OHSU departments: Medical Photography, Baird Hall, Room 6 The Digital Zone, Baird Hall, Room 10 The Design Lab, situated on the fourth floor of the BICC Library. The site begins with a "splash page" image map that links to each of the three departments. From there you can access information on each of the departments' services. Since the site is heavily laden with graphics, it was first designed and constructed in Photoshop. The images were then cropped and placed into nested tables. Framesets and anchors were incorporated in order to achieve clean and effective navigation without extensive scrolling. If you would like more information please contact the Design Lab at 494-7111.October 29, 1999
National College of Naturopathic Medicine catalog now on Web
The online catalog of the National College of Naturopathic Medicine (NCNM) Library is now available via the Web. To access the catalog, point your browser to http://www.ohsu.edu/ncnm. From this page, you can search the NCNM Library's holdings of over 12,000 books, audiotapes, and videotapes. Additional services will be available in the near future. OHSU-affiliated users may check out materials from the NCNM Library. The NCNM catalog is hosted by OHSU and uses the same library system software, produced by VTLS, Inc. ( http://www.vtls.com), that is used by the OHSU Library. To learn more about NCNM and its library, please visit NCNM's Web site, http://www.ncnm.edu/.October 26, 1999
Ovid Core Biomedical Collection down Thurs. 10/28
The Core Biomedical Collection will be down this Thursday most of the day for the annual global reload of the database. Users will not be able to access CBC or use the full text links from MEDLINE to CBC journals. In some cases, full text is available from publisher Web sites. Please check the Journals page, http://www.ohsu.edu/library/journals.shtml, to see if a needed title is available from another source.October 13, 1999
AMA Journals Now Available Electronically
JAMA and the AMA Archives journals are now available electronically! According to the publisher, the journals will be free to everyone for the next six months. Beginning in January, however, users will need to register to access them. In March, the full text of articles will be available only to AMA members and subscribers. Since the OHSU Library subscribes to all of these journals, electronic access will continue to be available to the OHSU community. Below is the complete list of AMA electronic journals. You can find these and many more electronic titles on the library's Journals page, available at http://www.ohsu.edu/library/journals.shtml.October 4, 1999
Wall Street Journal
Beginning Monday, October, 4, 1999, the Library will receive the Wall Street Journal. The paper will be available in the newspaper area on the 4th floor or the Main Library. Electronic full-text access will be added soon. The Library is pleased to be able to add this title to the collection in response to requests from the campus community.October 1, 1999
Changes to Ovid access on public workstations
Access to Ovid telnet sessions on the public access workstations has changed. MedlinePlus, Internet Grateful Med, and PubMed, which are all sites from the National Library of Medicine, are now listed. These sites are set up for the layperson and offer a very helpful way to obtain information. Access to many of the PORTALS databases has been added as well. The Library has made these changes partly in response to research done by both the computer and Reference staff. This new configuration should be most beneficial to those from the community using the Library's public access workstations. If you have any questions regarding these changes, please contact the Library computer support team at libweb@ohsu.edu.September 22, 1999
Coming soon: Off-campus access to Library Databases
In early October, the OHSU Library plans to offer off-campus access to many electronic resources currently available from on-campus workstations only, including databases and electronic journals. Updates on this project, including instructions for off-campus access when it becomes available, will be posted to the library's new off-campus access page, http://www.ohsu.edu/library/offcampus.htm.If you have any questions about off-campus access, please contact Jim Morgan, 494-6057, e-mail morgan@ohsu.edu.
September 16, 1999
New Look, Feel For Library Web Site
The OHSU Library site was upgraded to its new look on September 15. The new site, at http://www.ohsu.edu/library/index.shtml reflects several months of user testing and evaluation to determine how end-users were looking for information and how best to place that information on the site. The results of this evaluation can be viewed at http://www.ohsu.edu/library/staff/julyeval.htm.The remodeled pages feature greater access to the CDRC and Dental Branch Library pages, pages which are designed for easier skimming and finding of information, and a further breakdown of major categories on the top-level page. These additional categories include a separate page for Journals on which patrons may find links to the ever-popular full-text electronic journals and a separate page for searching the online catalog.
This recent "remodeling" is just one in a series of updates to the OHSU Library site. If you have an idea or suggestion (or even complaint!) about the OHSU Library site, please either e-mail the Library Web Managers at libweb@ohsu.edu or use the online feedback form at http://www.ohsu.edu/library/feedback.shtml. The Library Web Managers look forward to hearing from you.
September 7, 1999
Changes to Library Web site
This is one of several "heads up" messages which will be posted to warn of some impending changes to the Library Web site. The interface with which you have become familiar will be changing, and changing to what we feel will be for the better, based on months of user input and user testing. The top Library Web pages will be sporting a new look by the end of September. The pages further down in the site will be changed after the top-level pages are successfully brought over into the new style. There will be another notice regarding this change the day prior to it happening. In the meantime if you have questions or concerns about how these changes will affect your usability of the Library site, please contact us at libweb@ohsu.edu.August 27, 1999
New CD-Roms in Reserve Collection
The Main Library and Dental Branch Library have added several NEW CD ROM's to their Reserve collections. Subject areas include anatomy, breast cancer, cardiology, microbiology, psychiatry, periodontology and histology and pathology. Many of these run on both Mac's and PC's. Some are for in-Library use only but most can be checked out for a 7-day period. The following link, CD ROMS, will display a complete annotated list of all CD ROM titles in the OHSU Library collection.August 25, 1999
Catalog downtime on Friday, August 27
The Medgon server will be down Friday, August 27, from 9:00 a.m. until noon, to allow a hardware problem to be corrected. As a result, the Ovid databases, the library catalog (VTLS), and text-based access to Health Reference Center will be unavailable during that time.August 6, 1999
Results available for Library design evaluation
Thirty-one people, 22 from the general campus community and 9 from the Library, participated in the July Library Web site design evaluation (see related article below).Results of the evaluation were revealing and are available at:
http://www.ohsu.edu/library/staff/julyeval.htm Congratulations to the winners of the drawings, as thanks for participating in this evaluation and many thanks to all who chose to take the time to do this and give us needed feedback.
Design changes based on this evaluation will be made to the top two levels of pages on the Library Web site through September. Anyone interested in giving the Library Web Managers further feedback on the site is encouraged to do so by e-mailing them at libweb@ohsu.edu.
July 20, 1999
Win 10 free document delivery articles, free pizza or coffee!
The Library has a beta-version of the most recent Library Web page upgrade on the development server for testing. We have an online "scavenger hunt" of questions and evaluation we are asking people to complete to further assist us in the next stages of design. We need your help with this!This "scavenger hunt" is located at: http://www.ohsu.edu:8900/library/julyeval.shtml and should take about 20-30 minutes to complete. Note: This evaluation is only available on-campus as it is on our development server. If the only way you access our site is off-campus and you would like to participate, please e-mail one of the Library Web Managers, listed below.
In recognition of the time involved in you doing this evaluation, the Library is offering the following prizes to be given away in a drawing:
Anyone completing the evaluation at http://www.ohsu.edu:8900/library/julyeval.shtml by July 31, 1999 will be put into this drawing. The drawing will be held the first week of August.
- A coupon for 10 (ten!) free document delivery articles
- A free pizza
- Several coffee coupons at the Marquam Cafe
Please encourage people from your department to go through this evaluation, even if you are unable to do so. The more people we have giving us feedback on this, the better and more useful the Library Web site can become.
This is your chance to tell us what you would like on our site and how you would like it! If you or anyone from your department is interested in participating in an additional part of this testing, please e-mail one of the Library Web Managers: Laura Zeigen at zeigenl@ohsu.edu or Janet Crum at crumj@ohsu.edu. They will set up an appointment to come and observe you or your coworkers while you do this "scavenger hunt". Note: We are more interested in the information you CANNOT find easily, so don't sweat not having "the right answers" on this!
The results of the evaluation, in addition to the prize winners, will be posted to this "What's New" page in August. We look forward to hearing from you! Tell us what you want! --Laura Zeigen, Library Web Manager
July 14, 1999
Seventeen more journals now available electronically!
Electronic access to over 17 new titles is now available! Many of these allow access only from OHSU workstations. Some of these newly available online journals include:American Journal of GeneticsA full listing of these new online journals is available.
British Journal of Ophthalmology
Genes and Development
Heart
Nature
July 12, 1999
AFSCME education and training materials now available
Books on career development provided by AFSCME/OHSU in support of the Labor Management Cooperation's Education & Training programs are housed at the Main Library, Dental Branch Library and the CDRC Branch Library. Subjects covered include preparing a resume, career change, managing stress, interviewing, and using the World Wide Web for job searching.These books circulate. Bring your OHSU picture ID to one of the libraries to apply for a Library Card if you don't already have one.
The following link, AFSCME education & training materials, will display a list of all the titles in the collection. Note: Please have patience! This page takes a little while to load.
June 24, 1999
HealthSTAR : The World of Databases beyond MEDLINE
Doing a literature search? If the topic relates to health care delivery, its wise to supplement a MEDLINE search with a search of the HealthSTAR database produced cooperatively by the U.S. National Library of Medicine and the American Hospital Association. A successful search strategy created in one database may be rerun without retyping the strategy, since both databases use National Library of Medicine's Medical Subject Headings. Duplicates from MEDLINE may be excluded by limiting to non-MEDLINE in HealthSTAR.The database contains citations and abstracts to journal articles, monographs, technical reports, meeting abstracts and papers, book chapters, government documents, and newspaper articles from 1975 to the present. A few of the many HealthSTAR journals not indexed by MEDLINE are Consumer Reports, Telemedicine & Virtual Reality, American Journal of Managed Care, Healthcare Benchmarks, Hospital Case Management and Journal of Public Health Management.
HealthSTAR focuses on both the clinical and non-clinical aspects of health care delivery. The following topics are included: evaluation of patient outcomes; effectiveness of procedures, programs, products, services and processes; administration and planning of health facilities, services and manpower; health insurance; health policy; health services research; health economics and financial management; laws and regulation; personnel administration; quality assurance; licensure; and accreditation.
HealthSTAR is available at OHSU through Ovid, both Web and telnet interfaces, and through Internet Grateful Med. Ovid's HealthSTAR has just been changed from five to two chronological segments, for searching convenience, and has been moved on the list just below CINAHL. In addition, MEDLINE has been condensed into three files: 1996 to the present, 1991-1995, and 1966 to 1990. For assistance ask for a reference librarian at 494-3462, the BICC Library Information Desk.
June 9, 1999
Tips on Searching the Catalog for Audio and Video
The Library often receives questions on ways to do specific kinds of searches. As such, we will have an occassional "What's New" tip on these different kinds of searching. Dan Kniesner, chief cataloguer, compiled this round's list.Finding CD-ROMs, video, and sound cassettes in the Library catalog can be easier when using the tips listed below.
- To find out what CD-ROMs and computer software are in our collection, do an author search for Electronic Collection by typing in a/electronic collection.
- To find out what videos are in our collection, do a keyword search for videorecording (that's one word), type in w/videorecording.
- To find out what audios are in our collection, do a keyword search for sound recording (that's two words) you would want to enter w/sound recording.
- To find out what slides are in our collection, do a keyword search for slide (singular) by entering w/slide.
- To find out all the audiovisual aids in our collection (videos, audios, slides), do a keyword search for audiovisual aids by typing in w/audiovisual aids.
We hope this, and future tips on searching the catalog and databases, prove helpful to you as you use the resources on the site.
June 9, 1999
Springer journals and more now available electronically!
Electronic access to over 35 new titles is now available! Many of these allow access only from OHSU workstations. Some of these newly available online journals include: Cancer Chemotherapy Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences Human Genetics Journal of Immunology Pediatric Radiology Psychopharmacology A full listing of these new online journals is available. For more electronic journals, please visit the OHSU Library's Full Text Electronic Journals Page.June 1, 1999
Harrison's Online Now Available to OHSU
Effective June 1, OHSU-affiliated patrons are able to access Harrison's Online. The site offers the full text of the 14th edition of Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, searchable by keyword. The text is updated frequently, making the online version more current than the print publication. Also included are self-assessment questions (Harrison's PreTests), illustrations not included in the print publication, and links to related Web sites for practice guidelines, associations, etc.To access Harrison's Online, users should go to http://www.harrisonsonline.com. Under the terms of OHSU's agreement with Harrison's, seven people may use the site simultaneously. Five of these licenses are reserved for on-campus users, who can enter the site without a username or password. The remaining two licenses are available for off-campus use and require the user to log in.
The username and password are available from a Web page that is accessible only from on-campus workstations. A patron who wishes to access Harrison's from off-campus must first obtain the username and password from an on-campus workstation. Patrons may soon be able to obtain the password via telephone; details on this option will follow when it is available. A link to Harrison's, along with access information and a link to the password page, is available on the library's databases page ( http://www.ohsu.edu/library/data2.shtml). Harrison's will also be bookmarked on the library's floor and Information Desk computers. People from off-campus can call the Help Desk to get the username and password.
May 20, 1999
Consumer Health Materials in the OHSU Library Collection Now Available Online
The new consumer health bibliography on the web page lists the consumer health books, periodicals, sound cassettes, and videocassettes in the OHSU Library collection. It includes materials published from 1985 through 1998 and gives their call numbers. It is always good to check the library catalog first before going to the shelves. The bibliography has been issued periodically since the late eighties. This edition was revised in March 1999.The list is available both off of the main Consumer Health page as well as the Consumer Health Links page, or directly at http://www.ohsu.edu/library/consumerhealth/allcon.htm.
May 18, 1999
New Electronic Journals Available to the OHSU Community
Electronic access to the following titles is now available! For more electronic journals, please visit the OHSU Library's Full Text Electronic Journals Page.Biology of Blood & Marrow Transplantation
http://www.bloodline.net
Full text available to all, 1998-present. Searchable. Registration required.Death Studies
http://www.catchword.com/rpsv/catchword/tandf/10917683/contp1-1.htm
Full text available from OHSU workstations only. Full text available for articles published 1999-present, in PDF and other formats. Tables of contents, 1996-present, available to all.Health Care for Women International
http://www.catchword.com/cl=14/vl=15134033/nw=1/rpsv/catchword/tandf/00984108/contp1.htm
Full text available from OHSU workstations only. Full text available for articles published 1999-present, in PDF and other formats. Tables of contents, 1996-present, available to all.Issues in Mental Health Nursing
http://www.catchword.com/rpsv/catchword/tandf/01612840/contp1-1.htm
Full text available from OHSU workstations only. Full text available for articles published 1999-present, in PDF and other formats. Tables of contents, 1996-present, available to all.Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health, Part A
http://www.catchword.com/cl=14/vl=15134033/nw=1/rpsv/catchword/tandf/00984108/contp1.htm
Full text available from OHSU workstations only. Full text available for articles published 1999-present, in PDF and other formats. Tables of contents, 1996-present, available to all.Laboratory Hematology
http://www.bloodline.net
Full text available to all, 1998-present. Searchable. Registration required.Marrow Transplantation Reviews
http://www.bloodline.net
Full text available to all, 1998-present. Searchable. Registration required.April 30, 1999
Meet the Library's Computer Support Team
When you have a computer problem while in the Library, where do you go? What do you do? The Library Computer Support Team, available from 9 AM to 6 PM Monday through Friday, is there to help.The Library Computer Support Team consists of two full-time staff members and two part-time student workers. There currently is a total of 120 computers in the Library that they maintain and ensure work. Both staff members, which are Doug Carman and Linh Le, are Advanced Network Contacts for the Library. They do all the back up computer software support for the staff at the Information Desk in the library.
When you go to the Information Desk and ask for help with the computer, the staff member there will try to assist you and if they are not able to they will come and call on one of the Computer Support Team members for assistance. If you have questions or concerns about the computers in the Library you can email Doug at carmand@ohsu.edu or phone him at 494-3469.
Linh earned her CAS degree from Mt. Hood Community College in 1996, and Pamela, one of the student workers, is currently studying CIS and computer science. Doug, Lead Support person for the Computer Support Team who has worked for the Library for five and a half years, holds an Accounting Clerk Certificate and a Computer Application Specialist Degree, both from Mt Hood Community College in 1991 and 1998, respectively. He is currently attending the University of Phoenix here in Portland in the Bachelor of Science in Business & Information Systems Management program.
April 12, 1999
Copyright for Educator's Workshop
The University of Oregon Knight Library is sponsoring a full-day workshop to introduce faculty members and librarians to intellectual property law as it affects them. Introduction to Copyright for Educators, featuring Kenneth D. Crews, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) will be held in Eugene April 30, 1999. Sessions on Web page development and the Internet and faculty ownership of intellectual property are included.Kenneth D. Crews is well known as one of the leading experts in copyright law for higher education in the U.S. He holds a joint appointment as Associate Professor in both Law and Library and Information Science at IUPUI, and is Director of the IU Copyright Management Center and Associate Dean of the Faculties for Copyright Management, IUPUI.
Additional information and registration forms are available at http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~jqj/fcn/crews. Brochures are available in the information kiosk on the 3rd floor of the Main Library.
March 23, 1999
Doody's Review Service
Do you have a limited amount of time to review a seemingly limitless number of new medical books? If so, consider using Doody's Review Service, a free service available to the OHSU community. Recently upgraded, Doody's Review Service includes peer reviews of recently-published health sciences books, plus a database listing more than 65,000 medical books and software titles available for purchase.In addition to the reviews and book database, Doody's offers a personalized email bulletin to update you on new books and reviews in the specialty areas you specify.
To use Doody's Review Service, point your Web browser to http://www.doody.com/ohsu.htm and click on Register Now. Please note that you need to register from a workstation on the OHSU network. Once you register, you can use your profile ID to access Doody's Review Service from any computer with Web access.
March 15, 1999
Ovid Downtime, Friday, March 19, 1999
All Ovid databases will be down this coming Friday, March 19, through Saturday, March 20, for the annual MEDLINE reload. We expect that the reload will take about 24 hours, and we plan to begin early Friday morning. This announcement will appear on the Ovid banner screens beginning Saturday, March 13, and a reminder notice will be sent Thursday.If you have any questions, please contact Janet Crum at 494-0691.
March 3, 1999
New Look, Organization for Internet Resources Pages
The OHSU Library Internet Resources pages, at http://www.ohsu.edu/library/netcat/netcat.htm, have a new look, feel, and organization.The new organization, developed by Steve Teich (Reference Librarian) and Janet Crum (Systems Librarian), involves the listing of various categories, from "Drug Information" to "Basic Sciences" to "WWW Searching" and "Other Health Care" and listing sites under each of these categories by their type: .gov, .com, .edu, and .org. Links from this page are primarily to health related "meta-sites," sites that cover broad areas fairly comprehensively.
There is also a section for "new and interesting" links that we believe hold special interest, even if they don't fit into the meta-site model. The changed categories are reflected in the "Internet Resources" pull-down menu on the top Library page. Please note that many of the links from the old Internet resources page will be included on an archive page, linked from the new page.
Questions, comments, or suggestions for these pages can be submitted via the Internet Resources online suggestion form or by e-mailing libweb@ohsu.edu directly.
February 8, 1999
Show 'n Tell in the Library: Bibliographic Citation Software Demonstrations
by Katherine Caton, School of NursingElizabeth Wood has invited product representatives from Reference Manager and EndNote to visit the library. Reference Manager and EndNote are personal bibliographic database applications that index journal articles in your personal library, import OVID an d other bibliographic search results, assist with placing formatted references in a working paper, and assist with the production of a formatted reference list at the end of your papers.
The Reference Manager representative will be in the library all day this Monday, February 8 and will offer demo presentations in the BICC Theatre at 10:00 to 11:30am and 1:30 to 3:00pm. The demos will also include a look at Reference Manager's sister prod uct, ProCite. ProCite is available in both Windows and Mac versions. Hands on demos for both products will be available in the computer lab in BICC 122. The 10:00am session is scheduled to be broadcast via Polycom to La Grande, Klamath Falls, Ashland, and Billings as well as live in Portland.
The EndNote representative will be in the library during the afternoon of Tuesday March 2 and will offer a demo presentation from 2:00 to 3:00pm and 3:30 to 4:30pm in the BICC Theatre. The 3:30pm presentation will be broadcast via Polycom to La Grande, K lamath Falls, Ashland, and Billings as well as live in Portland. EndNote is available in both Windows and Mac versions.
If you would like a product preview, visit:
Reference Manager / ProCite http://www.risinc.com/
EndNote - http://www.niles.com/Our thanks to Elizabeth for making the arrangements and to Kate Potempa for financially supporting the Polycom broadcasts.
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