Fundamentals of Modern Manufacturing - Groover

On the library catalogue one copy of the latest edition of this book has a note attached to say it is held in the second floor office. It is on the shelves behind my desk. The book can be loaned, but please don't loan the disc unless it is to a member of staff. Leave the disc on my desk.
Many thanks

Ebrary Bookshelf Problem

Within ebrary we are experiencing a problem accessing books saved to the bookshelf when using the student PCs on-campus. Both ebrary and IT Services have been investigating the problem for some time and will continue to do so.

Until a proper solution has been found users can still acess their bookshelf titles by right-clicking on the title and selecting the option to 'Open in New Window.'

Lexis database changes

Lexis Nexis Professional is changing to Lexis Nexis Butterworths in summer 2007. The interface will change but content will remain the same. We currently have a trial to the new database. It's accessible via the Portal, username and passwords are in the usual place on the w drive. The username and password will change monthly until Athens access is set up later on this year.

Cambridge Journals Online Service disruption, 28th April

Please note that there may be intermittent interruptions in service to our Cambridge Journals Online customers on Saturday, April 28th, from 8 am until 11 am BST (3 am until 6 am EDT), as maintenance must be performed on the server.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Thank you.
Susan Soule
Journals Marketing Manager
Cambridge University Press, Americas

Printer on 2nd floor out of order

The printer on the 2nd floor is currently out of order. IT Services helpdesk are aware of the problem and will bring up some new parts to fix it as it keeps jamming. Please tell students they can print their work from any other printer in the building.

Scopus downtime, Saturday 14th of April

Please be advised that maintenance has been scheduled on the Scopus platform for Saturday April 14th, resulting in system downtime. It is anticipated that Scopus will be unavailable for approximately 4 hours, starting at 12:00 PM GMT.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Kind regards,
The E-Helpdesk

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Scopus - info.scopus.com

SAE Digital Library

We are currently experiencing some problems accessing the full text of documents on the SAE Digital Library. When clicking on 'view document' a message appears saying 'access denied' and gives possible reasons, most relating to subscription problems or download limits. We should not be having these problems and I have contacted our suppliers as a matter of urgency to get this matter resolved.