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Prof.
Shabahat Husain
Chief Editor
COLLNET
Journal of Scientometrics
and Information
Management
Department of Library
and Information
Science,
Aligarh Muslim University,
Aligarh (UP) –
202002. INDIA,
E-mail: shabahat12@rediffmail.com
shabahat12@yahoomail.com
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Dr.
Dr. Hildrun Kretschmer
Editor
Honorary
Professor Henan Normal
University, Xinxiang,
China
and COLLNET
Co-ordinator
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References:
References be given in
serial order in the text
and be provided in the
following format at the
end of
the article. Sample references
are:
1. Ali, S.N. CD-ROM databases
as an alternative means
to online information.
In: Proceedings of
the 12th
International online information
meeting. London,
6-8, December 1988, Oxford:
Learned Information,
1988, 569-573.
2. Craven, Jerney. Understanding
the searching process
for visually impaired
users of the web. Ariadne,
26, 2001. www.ariadne.ac.uk/issue26/craven
[accessed 17 March 2003].
3. Mates, Barbara T. Adaptive
technology for the Internet.
Chicago and London: American
Library
Association, 2000, 112-120.
4. Cochrane, Pauline A
. Information technology
in libraries and Ranganathan
five laws of library science.
Libri. 42(3),1992,
235.
5. Mishra, Jyoti. Digital
libraries: issues and
concerns. In: Raina, Roshan,
ed: Impact of information
management and services.
Lucknow: National Botanical
Research Institute.2003,
1-6 .
Note:
1. All graphs, tables
and Figures may preferably
be sent in JPEG Image
File.
2. All subjects names
and technical terms should
start with capital letters.
3. Reference Numbers may
be put within square brackets
[ ].
