Where a journal is indexed is a critical issue in determining whether to
purchase a new title or cancel an old one.  Our experience is that journals
not indexed in our principle  fields get very little use. It is clear that
our ILL activity is substantially generated by the material people find in
the indexes.

Linda L. Rosenstein, Associate Director for Information Resources
Biomedical Library - University of Pennsylvania
rosenstl@mail.med.upenn.edu    ph:(215)898-4445  fax:(215)573-2075