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    1. The United Nations' Yearbook Free-for-all

      For decades, the Yearbook was available only in print (it can be found in the Law Library's Periodicals collection, Level 4), although a (...)

    2. Electronic/Web Resources, E-Journals, and Reference Sources - Dead Sea Scrolls Resources - LibGuides

      (Divinity School Library Reference CD-ROM) Digital Dead Sea Scrolls  The Israel Museum's Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Project (...)

    3. Post-liberation Period - Korean Literature/Cultural Studies - LibGuides at Duke University

      . / 資料 大韓 民國史. (1945-1953) Also, available  Online  and  in CD ROM Covers the modern history of Korea from 1945 to 1953 based (...)

    4. Global - GIS Data Sources - LibGuides at Duke University

      Europe / Northern Asia / North America / South Asia / Australia / South America / Africa / Antarctica The files are also available on (...)

    5. Post-liberation Period - Korean Studies - LibGuides at Duke University

      . / 資料 大韓 民國史. (1945-1953) Also, available  Online  and  in CD ROM Covers the modern history of Korea from 1945 to 1953 based (...)

    6. Can we make an Age of Engagement? - Bitstreams: The Digital Collections Blog

      American Memory itself began with The Library of Congress as a CD-ROM project. As the Washington Post reported in 1991*, the (...)

    7. Periodicals - Japanese Studies - LibGuides at Duke University

      CiNii MagazinePlus Oya Soichi bunko Journal catalog for Meiji and Taisho periods.  On CD-ROM. JuNii+ Institutional (...)

    8. A Look Under the Hood—and the Flaps—of the Anatomical Fugitive Sheets Collection - Bitstreams: The D

      Developed way back in 2000 by Educational Media Services, Four Seasons began as a Java program distributed on CD-ROM (gasp!) (...)

    9. Textbook trials, tribulations and triumphs - Duke University Libraries Blogs

      Sometimes a new edition is the same information rearranged and has added features like a CD-ROM or access to online materials. (...)

    10. 2012 May

      No copy & paste available – It’s understandable that publishers and authors wouldn’t want large amounts of text to be easily copyable; but the (...)

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