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Posted On: October 4, 2007 by David Badertscher

NYLINK Library Newsletter

The October issue of Nylink’s monthly bulletin, Check It Out: What’s New at Nylink, is now available.

Check It Out complements the quarterly Nylink Connection and our monthly technical newsletter, Status Line, by focusing on timely information about products and services available to you through Nylink as well as upcoming Nylink events and happenings. Click "download file" below to access complete Newsletter.

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