Re: Other lists like ExLibris?

[walter_cybulski@nes.nlm.nih.gov]

     Esther:
     
     The September 1997 "Abbey Newsletter" (Vol. 21, # 3, pp. 37-38) lists 
     "Preservation-Related Web Sites."  You might look there for some 
     leads.  The list includes:
     
     ECPA (European Commission for Preservation & Access)
           http://www.library.knaw.nl/epic/ecpatex/home.htm
     and
     
     IFLA Core Programme for Preservation and Conservation
           http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/ifla/VI/4/pac.htm
     
     which would be places you might want to contact.
     
     You might also do well to post your query to:
     
                consdistlist@lindy.stanford.edu
     
     Please note, however, that there is flooding in Stanford (per a 
     posting just received) and there may be delays in getting mail 
     through.  You probably already know about the Conservation Online 
     website (CoOL):
     
        http://www.palimpsest.stanford.edu
     
     However, power is out and CoOl will be down, possibly for days.  Hope 
     this helps.
     
     - Walter Cybulski
     National Library of Medicine


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Subject: Other lists like ExLibris? 
Author:  <exlibris@library.berkeley.edu > at internet
Date:    2/4/98 9:03 AM


Hi,

Does anyone know of other lists similar to ExLibris, but maybe covering
other parts of the world?

Thanks.

Esther Fan

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