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----------------------------Original message---------------------------- Do many libraries generally catalog CD-ROM reference sources? Or, do many libraries pass on cataloging them, relying instead upon point-of-use promotion of these sources? I'm thinking in particular of art price indexes, but theis could also apply to electronic bibliographicsources. I have searched OCLC and RLIN and found surprisingly few libraries holding the following: ADEC : International art prices [OCLC-1; RLIN-1] Artfact [OCLC-5; RLIN-5] Leonard's combined price index of art auctions [OCLC-1; RLIN-2] Mayer international auction records [OCLC-5; RLIN-2 others] FRANCIS / INIST. [OCLC-1; RLIN-2] Underlying my question is, what libraries actually have these sources. Thanks for your input. <<<<---->>>><<<<---->>>><<<<---->>>><<<<---->>>><<<<---->>>> Barbara E. Reed [log in to unmask] Art Librarian phone: (603) 646-3831 Dartmouth College fax: (603) 646-1218 6033 Carpenter Hall Hanover NH 03755-3570 <<<<---->>>><<<<---->>>><<<<---->>>><<<<---->>>><<<<---->>>>