directly. After entering a term, the client returns a new menu with the list of selectable items, for example this query "library": <SITES1> On-Line Library Catalogs <PL008> National Library of Poland (Biblioteka Narodawa) <HU007> Hungarian National Library <BE004> Faculty of Agriculture Library - Gembloux <BE010> Royal Library Albert I (Belgium) <TW004> National Central Library <TW013> Taiwan Provincial Library at Taichung <DK001> Danish National Library of Science and Medicine <DK002> Royal Danish Library <DK007> Denmark's Technical Library <DK012> Danish Veterinary and Agricultural Library (AGROLINE) <IT009> Vatican Library (Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana) <US200> Washington University in St. Louis Medical Library <US202> Waterways Online Library Facilities <US215> New York State Library <US227> University of Texas at Austin Tarlton Law Library (TALLONS) <US229> Boston Library Consortium Union List of Serials <US251> University of California Northern Regional Library Facility <US256> University of Miami Medical Library <US258> OhioLink: Ohio Library and Information Network <US266> University of Virginia Health Sciences Library <US268> Abilene Library Consortium (Texas) <US285> University of Alabama, Birmingham, Lister Hill Health Sciences Library—press space for more -- The user may then select one of these options, or go back with the left arrow. Search results will vary based on the locally installed database. After drilling down to a specific resource, HyTelnet will display a connect page. The hostname, IP address and contact address are for example purposes only, and may not necessarily connect to anything functional (although this is a real entry in HyTelnet's last released database). University of California (MELVYL) telnet melvyl.ucop.edu or 192.35.222.222 When asked for terminal type, enter VT100 or HELP for other options Press RETURN when prompted to To exit, type END Contact: preferred address: MELVYL System User Services melvyl@dla.ucop.edu At this point, the user could select the "telnet" portion and attempt to connect to the remote host over Telnet. Instructions for using the resource are given. Additional instructions for general types of library and research systems were also given in HyTelnet, such as this one for INNOPAC, a common library electronic card cataloguing database: Using INNOPAC INNOPAC is very easy to use. Just press the letter or number next to the item that you want. There is no need to press the ENTER or RETURN key when choosing one of the menu options. For example: Title searches: To search for a particular title, select T on the main menu. Author searches: To search for a particular author, select A on