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    <url>http://www.library.brandeis.edu/SpecialCollections/FindingGuides/index.html</url>
    <institution>Brandeis University Libraries</institution>
    <updated>Date unknown</updated>
    <delivery>
      <p>We provide them in both SGML and HTML</p>
    </delivery>
    <encoding>
      <p>We have marked up finding aids from a variety of formats: Word and WordPerfect documents,
        our Inmagic database exported in ASCII text, and SGML files created from scratch. 
        We've tried different ways to automate the procedure but have yet to find one best
        way.  We do use a PERL program created by Alvin Pollock to create an HTML version
        of our SGML finding aid, and it's a wonderful program.  We currently don't have a
        search engine or other indexing retrieval method but are marking up our finding aids with
        the future in mind. We use Panorama's Author/Editor for markup, offer Panorama Free and the
        HTML versions for delivery methods.  We like Author/Editor for the most part.</p>
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    <contact>Susan Pyzynski Cataloger/Systems Liaison, Brandeis University Libraries <a href="mailto:pyzynski@brandeis.edu">pyzynski@brandeis.edu</a>
    </contact>
    <rlg>Yes</rlg>
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