Re: New England Journal of Medicine in PDF for institutional subscribers

[AnnaGieschen@aol.com]

Glad it wasn't just us! I did get a message back from NEJM apologizing and
explaining that they had been working on the site and accidently coded
some PDF pages as CME, but had fixed it. What a relief!

Anna Gieschen - Librarian - References Services
Sioux Valley Hospital USD Medical Center
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AnnaGieschen@aol.com  

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In a message dated 2/2/03 3:00:53 PM Central Standard Time, 
erwin.patricia@mayo.edu writes:

 We experienced the same thing yesterday, and today everything is available
 without logon/password.  We attempted to contact NEJM yesterday, without
 success.
 
 -----Original Message-----
 From: AnnaGieschen@aol.com [mailto:AnnaGieschen@aol.com]
 Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 1:00 PM
 To: liblicense-l@lists.yale.edu
 Subject: New England Journal of Medicine in PDF for institutional
 subscribers
 
 Today we encountered several different articles from NEJM which would
 display in HTML but when the attempt was made to display the PDF version a
 message was displayed saying that this was available to individual
 subscribers only, not to institutional subscribers. We had never noticed
 this before except for CME related functions. There may be an explanation
 somewhere on the site - we are still reading - but has someone else
 already figured this out? One article was one that a resident clearly
 remembers displaying in PDF in the last few months - has there been a
 change announcement that we missed?
 
 Anna Gieschen - References Services
 Wegner Health Sciences Information Center
 1400 West 22nd St., Suite 100 Sioux Falls, SD 57105
 phone 605-357-1519  fax 605-357-1490
 agiesche@usd.edu AnnaGieschen@aol.com
 
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