Library science of indexing

Paul Everitt (paul@cminds.com)
Thu, 1 Sep 1994 08:05:20 -0500 (CDT)

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Hi all. I am in a project that is creating an online format from
several years worth of several magazines. The goal is to decompose each
edition into individual articles, and have a search mechanism, with other
bells and whistles like corresponding with the author, corresponding with
other readers, etc.

I have spent a lot of time with IAFA templates, ALIWEB, and now Harvest.
What I am looking for now is just plain experiences -- how should I
approach the "taxonomy" of this? What "library science" issues should I
investigate (ISBN numbers, etc.)? Where can I go for more info?

Thanks for any help.

Paul Everitt V 703.785.7384 Email Paul.Everitt@cminds.com
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