updating a 'what's new' page

[Donna Stewart]

Hi, Linda - 

I keep all my staff page email in a separate mailbox, and when I add something, I block and paste a copy of it into a mail message to myself.  When I'm ready to update the "what's new" page, I open that message and block and paste the entire message to the top of the list.  Low-tech, but it works for me.

Donna Stewart
Cleveland State University Library
Cleveland, Ohio
d.stewart at popmail.csuohio.edu

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From: 	Robinson,Linda[SMTP:robinsol at oclc.org]
Sent: 	Wednesday, March 05, 1997 6:14 PM
To: 	Multiple recipients of list
Subject: 	updating a 'what's new' page


I'm wondering if anyone has a good procedure for keeping track of what to 
put on a what's new page.  Since I'm in a corporate library, much of the new 
links I put on our pages are at the request of staff via email messages.  I 
place the links on the appropriate palces and don't necessarily immediately 
place them on the what'snew page.  The obvious answer is to immediately add 
the link to the what's new page too, but if I want to batch that step 
(because a notification goes out weekly to the staff of what's new), does 
anyone have any suggestions how to quickly add these links (and keep track 
of them over the week)?  Please email me the response directly as well as to 
the list, if you choose. thanks.
Linda Robinson
OCLC Information Center