I am starting work on a proposal to my boss and the head of the
computer center to make e-journals available on our VAX (uses VMS)
through a program called VAX Notes.  Has anyone else done this? How
does this compare to using e-mail as far as computer overhead and
disk space?  How do you figure out which journals to make
available?

I would also use VAX Notes for other library info such as our
serials list and videocassette list.

Please reply directly to me.  I will summarize for the list.  I am
posting this to PACS-L and SUNYLA.

Wilfred Drew (call me "BILL")
Serials/Reference/Computers Librarian
SUNY College of Agriculture & Technology
P.O. Box 902,  Morrisville, NY 13408-0902
Bitnet:  drewwe@snymorva    SUNYNET(DECnet): smorva::drewwe
Voice:   315-684-6055       Fax:  315-684-6115
"On a clear disk you can seek forever."  from PKware BBS.