July 30, 2000 TDNet, the leading supplier of electronic journals management solutions, today announced the release of a new and enhanced TDNet version, which includes free e-mail alerting throughout the organizational intranet network.

TDNet new version is designed to fortify library exposure within the organization, enlarge user base, expand usage and widen service options and scope.

TDNet is installed on local servers and open to all users within the purchasing organization.

The new TDNet release adds options to existing TDNet features:

• The new PrivateZone feature enables defining a private interest profile on the organizational TDNet site. Within each PrivateZone, users can view and search their predefined list of titles.
• They can also order an unlimited number of emailed lists of Table of Contents (TOCs). Table of contents of titles in each PrivateZone will automatically be emailed to users once they become available.
• TDNet also enhanced its search capabilities by adding the new OneSearch feature. This enables using strings as search terms on all search fields at once.
• The new version also displays a new and improved graphic interface, including framed tables.

About TDNet

TDNet's unique solution to electronic journals management is based on an original approach integrating a diversity of access modes to electronic journals, on one unified, coherent site.

TDNet is a custom-made e-journal service, tailored to include all and only your chosen titles, and to reflect your current access arrangements for every title on the system.

TDNet's database currently holds over 12,000 e-journal web sites and table of contents records for over 22,000 titles. Requests for titles, which have not yet been added to TDNet fast growing database, are welcome.

The TDNet team constantly browses the web for more titles.