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> > 
> >      BRITISH LIBRARY MANUSCRIPTS CATALOGUES GO ONLINE
> > 
> >      A three-year project to automate  the printed catalogues of
> >      manuscripts and to make them available remotely via the
> Internet has
> >      been successfully completed. This innovative conversion 
> project was
> >      developed  and executed  with generous financial support from 
> the
> >      Heritage Lottery Fund and the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation.
> > 
> >      Compiled over nearly two centuries, the scholarly catalogues of
> the
> >      Department of Manuscripts, cover all types of handwritten
> material in
> >      western languages.  These range from notes written on papyrus
> in the
> >      pre-Christian era to contemporary literary and political
> papers, and
> >      include manuscript music and maps, wax seals, drawings,
> photographs
> >      and illuminated manuscripts.
> > 
> >      Sixty-two volumes, hitherto only available in the Manuscripts
> Reading
> >      Room at the British Library or in a few specialist research
> libraries,
> >      have been converted from print to database.  The catalogues
> selected
> >      for conversion comprise the quinquennial Catalogues of
> Additions and
> >      those of named special collections. Subject and language-based
> >      catalogues are not included. A full list is displayed online
> and in
> >      the User Guide. There will be a continuing programme of
> enhancement
> >      and expansion.In addition, all the new cataloguing prepared on
> >      computer since 1986, some of it not yet published, has been
> merged
> >      into the system.  For the first time, users can encompass most
> of the
> >      mainstream catalogues in a single search, rather than having to
> refer
> >      to a series of consecutive volumes. They can also retrieve
> keywords in
> >      context or combinations of index terms which could not be
> targeted in
> >      the printed text.
> > 
> >      The online catalogue can be accessed using a standard browser
> at
> > 
> >                 http://molcat.bl.uk
> > 
> >      or via the British Library's Website at
> > 
> >                 http://www.bl.uk

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