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2: This message is meant to assist in the ordering of an item. For a
3: more general explanation of the capacities of the "library" routine type
4: man library
5: For more specific information about a particular option of the library
6: command enter the option number and a question mark (e.g. 2?).
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8: How to order an item depends on what it is and what you know about it.
9: Option 1: If you found out about it through an AT&T Library Network announcement
10: it should have an order (or sequence) number somewhere on it.
11: Option 2: If you want a specific object that does not have a specific number
12: associated with it.
13: Option 3: If you want to start or stop receiving a bulletin or newsletter put
14: out by the library network use option 3. Note: use "subscribe to ?"
15: to find available items.
16: Option 4: If you are trying to obtain information made available by the
17: AT&T Library Network, this option allows non-interactive searching.
18: Option 5: If you want information / assistance that requires human
19: handling (e.g. a reference question).
20: Option 6: This is the least developed part of the library command. It allows
21: you to directly interact with the AT&T Library Network systems to
22: obtain information and/or documents.
23: Option 7: This allows you to read Email disseminations from the AT&T Library
24: Network. Do a ?7 for more information
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