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John, ingenta doesn't charge libraries for access to its database. So there is no financial penalty for offering users both routes. I have just checked the Journal of Psychosomatic Research and we do indeed seem to be one issue behind Elsevier's own site. I am not quite sure why that is - we have a separate copy of the data which is sometimes slightly behind Elsevier's own site. I will enquire. That said, the way Elsevier's collection is implemented in ingentaJournals means that at article delivery, the user is passed to the ScienceDirect server. It is relatively easy to click on the journal title link and double check what the latest issue is. Terry "J.W.T.Smith" wrote: > > Julie, > > On Mon, 5 Feb 2001, Julie Hitchen wrote: > > > Ian, > > > > We have multiple links for every journal that has more than one > > supplier - hopefully this way, if one site doesn't have the right > > issue another one might! > > Don't you have to pay for multiple access, eg, for direct access to > ScienceDirect and for ingentaJournals access? > > Regards, > > John Smith, > The Templeman Library, > University of Kent at Canterbury. -- =========================================== Terry Morrow Tel: +44 1225 826277 Head of BIDS Fax: +44 1225 826283 ingenta UK ltd University of Bath http://www.bids.ac.uk Bath, BA2 7AY, UK http://www.ingenta.com ===========================================