This message has been cross-posted to several lists.  Please excuse the
duplicates.

For your information, my guide "Internet Resources for Cataloging" has been
updated and got moved.  [The library who cataloged this title in OCLC
please change the master record in OCLC if at all possible.  Thanks a lot.]

The new URL is: http://www.law.missouri.edu/vianne/cat.htm

It has also become a part of a new larger document "LIST (Library and
Information Science Toolbox)".

LIST currently contains the following 18 sections:

LIST: Introduction
Selected Sites for Librarianship
Internet Sites for Technical Services
Internet Resources for Acquisitions, Serials, and Collection Development
Internet Resources for Archives, Preservation, and Special Collections
Internet Resources for Cataloging
Libraries on Internet
Library Associations on Internet
Library Schools on Internet
Bibliographic Utilities on Internet
Library Systems on Internet
Library Journals on Internet
Library E-mail Lists and Newsgroups
Library Software on Internet
Library Reference Tools on Internet
Library Job Opportunities on Internet
Internet Resources for Library Support Staff
Internet Tools for Library Staff

The metadata of this document is based on my presentation in the Oregon
Library Association Preconference Workshop in March.  Many URLs have
been updated since then.  [Oregon folks, please update the URLs in your
handout book.  Almost the whole Archives section has new URLs.]

The URL for LIST is:
http://www.law.missouri.edu/vianne/list.htm

Your comments, suggestions, updates, are as always very welcome.

P.S.  I have to thank Mr. Lou Rosenfeld, the President of Argus Inc.,
publicly for allowing me to use the space of University of Michigan for
storing my guide for the past year.  He was always very helpful in uploading
my Web pages.  The ASCII version of my guide will still be updated and
stored in the U. of Michigan Gopher server for those who have no Web access.

Thanks also to my local administrative and computer support persons, I can
maintain the guide locally from now on.  You will see more up-to-date
metadata in the LIST.

Vianne Sha
University of Missouri-Columbia
School of Law Library
sha@law.missouri.edu