In an effort to publicize our participation in the AMICO testbed and to recruit faculty into the program, I've posted a Web page on our library's Web server at http://wally2.rit.edu/special/amico/call.html.

I also took the zip file of the 18,000+ metadata records you gave us on a floppy and loaded them into a FileMakerPro database that's searchable from this Web page (http://129.21.179.157/amico/search.htm) and also loaded them into Excel Web pages that I made browsable (http://wally2.rit.edu/special/amico/database-browse/main1.htm) so the RIT community could see what's going to be in it. Anyone from the Internet world can see the pages showing the metadata content. Is that acceptable with AMICO or should we limit access to the metadata to only the RIT community?

Thanks, Michael Robertson, Wallace Library, RIT