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I've just received a new publication called, ELECTRONIC STYLE: A GUIDE TO CITING ELECTRONIC INFORMATION, by Xia Li and Nancy B. Crane. It's from Meckler Publishing, 11 Ferry Lane West Westport, CT 06880 ISBN 088736-909-X copyright 1993 Although this publication gives only one example of citing a CD-ROM, this is the only source I've seen to date that gives extensive examples of how to cite information obtained through the Internet--whether from gopher, telnet, on-line journals, bulletin boards, etc. It's aimed at serious researchers, probably an academic audience, but many of us need this information in high schools now. The only CD-ROM title listed is a Shakespearean work, so this still doesn't help with citing such original CD-ROM publications as Guinness Multimedia Disk of Records, for example. For that my best source as yet is a book called WHERE CREDIT IS DUE, which is useful for lots of alternative sources of info, but still does not give enough attention to CD-ROM titles. I'd appreciate any other suggestions out there. Deborah M. Locke Westbrook High School Library 125 Stroudwater St. Westbrook, ME 04092 1-(207)-854-0810 e-mail to: dlocke@saturn.caps.maine.edu