>Dear Adrian
>
>Last year the National Library corresponded with you by e-mail regarding the
>inclusion of the History of Rainbowfishes web site and the Rainbowfish
>On-line web pages in the National Library's electronic archiving project. I
>am delighted to inform you that both titles are now publicly available in
>the PANDORA archive.
>
>The publications have been catalogued and the records for the titles are in
>the National Library's online public access catalogue. Access to your
>titles in the archive is via a 'hot link' from a special field in the
>catalogue record. Both the URL for the original sites and the PURL for the
>archived versions are provided in the catalogue record. This means that
>users may choose to access either version. Should the reader opt to go to
>the Library's archive, a title entry screen will appear, giving information
>about the title. This includes the name of the publication, a list of
>issues or versions held in the archive, links to your copyright statement
>and a general copyright warning, and a statement on how frequently we gather
>the publication. We have provided another link to your live site, giving
>the reader a second opportunity to link to the most up to date version.
>
>History of Rainbowfishes may be located through a search of the National
>Library's catalogue, located at
>
>http://ilms.nla.gov.au/webpac/
>
>1. Select "whole catalogue" search
>2. Select "title search" (other search options are also available)
>3. Input "history of rainbowfishes" into the enter search term(s)
>4. The catalogue record will be displayed. Click on the
>http://purl.nla.gov.au/nla/pandora/fishhistory link to access the
>PANDORA archive.
>5. To access the archived copy, click on "Home Page archived ... "
>
>Alternatively, you may find the title directly, using the following address
>http://purl.nla.gov.au/nla/pandora/fishhistory
>
>To find the archived copies of Rainbowfish online, follow the same process.
>Or go directly to the archive at
>
> http://purl.nla.gov.au/nla/pandora/rainbowfish
>
>The next archiving of both titles will take place in September 1998, and
>subsequent versions will be captured approximately every 6 months. These
>later versions will be added to the PANDORA archive.
>
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Adrian R. Tappin
"Home of the Rainbowfish"
http://www.ecn.net.au/~atappin/home.htm
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