A colleague of mine works at Auburn University.  We presented at a
workshop last week and she talked about this very thing.  Her name is
Paula Sullenger and here is her information.

Paula Sullenger is the Assistant Acquisitions Librarian.
--Coordinates the Receiving Unit
--Supervises online serial ordering
--Negotiates database and electronic serials licensing
--In charge during the absence of the Department Chair
phone: (334)844-1725
email: psulleng@mail.auburn.edu

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Ferguson [mailto:mferguson@CSE.EDU]
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 2:12 PM
To: SERIALST@LIST.UVM.EDU
Subject: [SERIALST] Usiing MS Access for usage statistics

Greetings Serial librarians:

I am plannning on using our MS Access database I have been developing to
track usage of our journal collection.  That way I can then combine
usage
statistics with other data I already have stored on the database (such
as
subjects established for each journal) to provide more useful
information.
I would therefore like to be able to program Access to act as a counter
(so
that the column contains a number that increases by one every time I
click
on it) for the columns I am using to track usage.  Has anyone tried this
before?  Is it possible to get Access to act as a counter, and if so
how?
Perhaps there is even some usage study software that can be attached to
an
Access database that would provide this kind of functionality.
Is there anyone out there who has had any experience doing this kind of
thing?  I would be very interested in any solutions you may have come up
with.

Mark