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At
present, the individual scholar who wishes to make
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use
of the tremendous possibilities the computer offers
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him
must collect his own base of CD-ROMs, electronic
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texts,
bibliographical software, presentation software
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and
hardware, font software, and OCR software.
All
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of
this is managed at present at most universities by
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a
system of unorganized gurus. It
ought to be done
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by the
library.
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(Marchand 1994)
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