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. 1976 Jul;64(3):299–304.

TWX and interlibrary loans; one library's experience.

T M Hodges
PMCID: PMC199219  PMID: 938776

Abstract

Vanderbilt Medical Center Library (VMCL) first installed TWX in 1966, thus joining the teletypewriter exchange (TWX) network. Eight years later (1974), VMCL removed its TWX terminal, mainly as an economy measure. It is the opinion of the author that the benefits derived from using TWX for interlibrary loan do not warrant the cost of the service. VMCL looks forward to a new approach.

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