Bashyr
Just a quick question then about asking for a copy of an article. Many of those asked for can be downloaded from the internet if they are from recent old issues, but how do libraries stand when they will send you a copy of the article? (e.g. the RCN library). Just wondered as I know these copyright rules are a real minefield!
Cheers, Greta
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