In our on-going quest for standardization in serial publishing, let me
add the following dilemma.

We subscribe to *Computerworld*, and have for a number of years.
Previously when they published a supplemental issue, we simply checked it
in as a supplement.  This year they have decided to publish several
supplemental titles:  Computerworld Financial Services Journal,
Computerworld Electronic Commerce Journal, Computerworld Client/Server
Journal.  The Electronic Commerce Journal says it is a supplement to
Computerworld.  The other two titles seem to be "stand alones".

We also subscribe to *Windows Magazine*.  The *special issue* dated
Summer 1996 has a different volume/issue number than the other regular
issues.  When I contacted the publisher, his response was that *specials*
are numbered ad stand alone titles completely separate from the parent title.

How have others of you handled these titles?

Thanks.

Debbie Harrell
Ingram Library, West Georgia College
phone: 770-836-6498
fax: 770-836-6626
<dharrell@WESTGA.EDU>