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From: Dale Wimberley <WIMBERLY@vtvm1.cc.vt.edu>
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Subject:      Electronic Journals
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X-Comment:                   WORLD SYSTEMS NETWORK
 
My university's library maintains access to several electronic journals;
access to these and some other info on electronic journals can be
gotten through Gopher.  (I am assuming that off-campus access is not
restricted due to copyrights.)  Anyone who has access to the gopher
(probably by simply entering the command GOPHER on your local system)
can look at this by selecting the following hierarchy of menu choices:
 
 
All the Gopher Servers in the World [may be within some more general
menu category on your local system]
 
   Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
 
      Other Virginia Tech Gopher Servers
 
         Virginia Tech Library Electronic Journals Gopher
 
 
This might provide some other useful examples of how it's done.