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  • Ariel - Research Library Group's software for document transmission via the internet.
  • Clio - ILL transaction management software. Y2K compliant, OCLC MicroEnhancer integration, staff-process oriented tools. Additional products include ClioMed for National Library of Medicine transactions, ClioRequest for ISO 10160/10161 request routing to ILL Direct Request or OCLC Review File, MiniClio for libraries served by a referral center.
  • DocView - Windows based TIFF viewer with document management features developed by the National Library of Medicine. Can receive and view documents sent via Ariel.
  • THE ILL Manager for Intersystem ILL & Document Supply - Windows based ILL system developed by RLG. ISO 10160 and 10161 compliant.
  • OCLC ILLiad - Interlibrary loan and document delivery system.
  • Prospero for Windows - A web-based document delivery system. Captures and converts Ariel files (TIFF images) to Web accessible documents (PDF files), posts them on a secure web server, manages user information and notification, provides a web-based user interface. Offered under the GNU Public License. From Prior Health Sciences Library, The Ohio State University.
  • Relais International - Interlibrary loan and document delivery system.
  • Web Forms and Scripts - A collection of library request web forms and cgi scripts offered by Chris Huff at the State University of West Georgia.
  • WebZAP - Developed at Colorado State University Libraries, ZAP ILL offers web-based ILL requesting service to your users. Requests to Review File, ISO 10160/10161 compliant, secure transaction submissions, no local maintenance required.
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