Re: LM_NET Digest - 1 Feb 1996 - Special issue

[Sonya Crhistensen <schristensen@MONROE.EDU>]

We have had remote access from our local public library into our library catalog 
only for several years.  In addition we have remote access for our students into 
our library catalog and 3 CD ROM products that are networked in our building ,  
Those publishers have agreed it is not a violation of copyright if our students use 
them from home or from school.  Remote users do have to buy the software that 
"matches" ours (PCAnywhere) and fill out forms agreeing not to try to wreck our 
system.  It does work really well.  We have 50-60 families  who use it (PC only no 
MAC available for us). > We are not physically able to offer remote Internet 
access, but it is not currently a goal.