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From: cceric@ucdavis.UUCP (Eric Standring)
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Subject: Organizing and Maintaining a System Library
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Date: Tue, 18-Jun-85 16:59:50 EDT
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Dear UNIX Documentor:

	I'm looking for some guidelines for setting up,
	organizing, and maintaining UNIX system libraries.
	The intended audience is a heavy UNIX user, who may
	be a secretary or other administrative person, a 
	programmer, or someone with a degree in library science.
	
	Specifically, have ISBNs been assigned to AT&T documents?
	What systems are people using for ordering and catagorizing
	UNIX related documents?  I'm particularly interested in uses
	of 'refer' and Text Database Management Systems (perhaps 'sire')
	that reference the online document source site.

Thanks in Advance,
Eric   B.  Standring
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