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Dear Rose, This sounds like a great idea. As far as I'm aware there isn't a document which shows who will and won't supply electronic items. We've recently begun checking licensing agreements to see if we can supply electronic items, although it's only a trial at the moment as the information is only available to higher grade staff and they are very busy. Best wishes, Pete. --On 05 November 2011 09:42 +0000 Rose Salmon <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Dear all, > > Tongue in cheek subject line but a headache for all of us trying to > satisfy requests from e resources. Being a young parr in the fast flowing > river of experience that is the ILL community, I have a couple of quick > questions I'd like to pose to everyone regarding supply of items from e > sources (books or journals). > > 1. Is there a database/spreadsheet/list of locations held by anyone that > indicates who will loan/ who might loan/who returns a blanket 'no' > response to any request? 2. If not I would really like know what your > institutional policy is regarding supply of this type of requests? It > would be a great help to me a great deal in dealing with this type of > request if I knew who not to approach thereby saving unnecessary time and > effort for both parties. > > Happy to collate and share any information I receive for the benefit of > all. > > Regards, > > Rose Salmon > > ILLs Lincoln ---------------------- Pete Barrett Inter-Library Loan and Document Supply Supervisor Arts and Social Sciences Library [log in to unmask]