Here is what we did when I was faced with this issue at the New York Public Library. The book in question was Bill Gates' autobiography "The Road Ahead" (which these days seems to have hit a speedbump :)).
We had the CD behind the counter, and a note in the book that the CD was available. We also had a special message on our circ system (Dynix) that came up every time the book was either checked in or checked out.
I hope this is helpful.
--Bryan M. Carson
Bryan M. Carson, J.D., M.I.L.S.
Reference and Computer Services Librarian
Hamline University Law Library
1536 Hewitt Avenue
St Paul, Minnesota 55104-1284
Phone: 651-523-2063
Fax: 651-523-2435 / 2236
bcarson@gw.hamline.edu
>>> Judy McCullough <lawlib@co.collin.tx.us> 11/18/98 3:25:20 PM >>>
from the public library, comes this question--if books can circulate and
a cd-rom comes with the book; either as the book itself or as a
supplement of some type to the book--can the cd-rom circulate, as well?
Title 17 of USC seems to imply this but does anyone have any more of a
specific answer. TIA Judy McCullough Collin County Law Library
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