Library LANS Book

	List of Figures
	Preface
	The Contributors
1	Introduction: Overview and General Concepts	1
Pt. 1	Network the Macintosh in the Library
2	A Macintosh LAN for Library Staff	23
3	The DONALD Network: A Macintosh-Based Reference Information Service LAN	39
4	Networking from the Ground Up: Implementing Macintosh Networks in a Newly-Constructed Arts Library	50
5	A Multi-Purpose Macintosh Network in a Health Science Library	63
Pt. 2	CD-ROM Networks
6	Networking CD-ROM with Meridian CD Net	76
7	Implementing a LANtastic CD-ROM Network	92
8	An Off-the-Shelf Solution: A MultiPlatter CD-ROM LAN	107
9	A LANtastic CD-ROM Network with Remote Access through a Campus Digital Voice/Data Network	116
10	Husky Hoops and the University of Connecticut CD-ROM LAN	137
11	The Intelligent Reference Information System CD-ROM Network	157
Pt. 3	Small General-Purpose Networks
12	Networking with PCSA	173
13	Networking in an Acquisitions Department with Novell NetWare ELS	183
14	Networking in a Serials Department: The Installation and Use of an IBM PC-LAN	193
15	Network Transitions: The Evolution of an Ethernet LAN in a Medical Library	201
16	The LAN as a Communications Gateway: Using a Token Ring Network to Access a NOTIS Library System	216
Pt. 4	Large Multi-Purpose LANs
17	Project BLISS: The Bradley Library Information Support System	225
18	A Novell Ethernet LAN at Central Connecticut State	242
19	Communication Is the Key: Interconnected Multiuse Novell LANs	259
20	CD-ROM and Beyond: Networking in the Library with Novell NetWare	270
21	The Davis Reference Information Network: The Development and Management of a Multiple Function LAN in an Academic Library Environment	286
22	Integrating Library Computing with a Banyan/VINES OPTI-NET LAN	303
23	Networking a Library with 3+Open	322
24	Internetworking a Library within an Enterprise Network	335
25	The Evolving Local Area Network: A Multi-Purpose, Multi-Protocol LAN	356
26	Library Use of a Campus-Wide Asynchronous LAN	376
	Appendix: Vendors and Products	381
	Index	387