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Experimental library system

Author:	Thomas Butler Hickey; OCLC. Office of Research.
Edition/Format:	Article : English
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Summary:	The Experimental Library System has designed and implemented several prototype systems over the last year. These have all been designed to run over computer networks using the UNIX operating system and the OCLC retrieval system. The prototype systems include a circulation system, a family of object-oriented user interfaces, UNIX network support, a number of experimental databases and exploratory research on the graphical display of large retrievals.  Read more...
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