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Annotation of researchv10dc/cmd/library/4.isc, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: W Information Sources
        !             2: D s Information Sources database
        !             3: S SRCH-isc
        !             4: ONE
        !             5: NOBLANKMSG
        !             6: FORMAT Your %d search request (against the Information Sources DB) has been sent!
        !             7: #
        !             8: ? The Information Sources database is designed to aid users in finding
        !             9: ? helpful information within ATT-BL.  Since most of the sources
        !            10: ? are fairly static, updates are only made as new sources become available
        !            11: ? or when the editor is notified of changes.  It is hoped that eventually,
        !            12: ? sources from other AT&T entities may be added. To report changes and/or
        !            13: ? sources send mail to mhuxd!isc83.
        !            14: ? 
        !            15: ? Searching of the database is by author/contact name, title words,
        !            16: ? keywords from abstract, department numbers or location.
        !            17: ? 
        !            18: ? Displayed information may include:
        !            19: ?      TITLE
        !            20: ?      au  author/contact name
        !            21: ?      dp  department number
        !            22: ?      lo  location
        !            23: ?      ds  distributor
        !            24: ?      ex  contact phone extension
        !            25: ?      ab  descriptive abstract
        !            26: ? 
        !            27: -----------------
        !            28: information sources search [e.g. title words, contact's names] +1
        !            29: ? Enter terms indicating the topics you are interested in.
        !            30: ? Keep it simple because the library command uses batch searching.
        !            31: ? All search terms must be on one line.
        !            32: ? Use a few main topic words - e.g.
        !            33: ?   library search? technique?
        !            34: ?
        !            35: ? Note the question mark causes truncation to be used.
        !            36: ?
        !            37: ?

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