Re: The American Journal of Physics is going online

[Ludwik Kowalski <KowalskiL@MAIL.MONTCLAIR.EDU>]

I will welcome AJP (and TPT?) on line. Unless a lot of shelf space is
available, paper journals usually go to boxes (or are thrown away).
Thanks for information.

John Mallinckrodt wrote:

> AJP (http://www.amherst.edu/~ajp) goes online later this month.  A
> blurb at http://www.aapt.org/pubs_catalog/ajp.html reads in part:
>
>   The American Journal of Physics will soon be available on the
>   World Wide Web!
>
>   Starting in late February, you can visit AJP online at no charge.
>   View PDF or Postscript files of your favorite articles, book
>   reviews, or Q&A's. You can even store your favorite articles in a
>   special folder so you don't have to hunt for them.
>
>   Visit soon--free access only will be available for a few months.
>   Later this year, several enhancements to the site are planned.
>   These include full-text HTML and reference links to related
>   articles. Once these enhancements are in place, access will be
>   limited to those who subscribe to AJP online. ...........
>
> The online version of AJP will be found at the Online Journal
> Publishing Service site
>
>         http://ojps.aip.org
>
> While I'm at it I'd remind the list that Dan MacIsaac, the new
> list owner for Phys-L, also supports a *very* useful search
> facility for finding relevant articles from AJP (as well as The
> Physics Teacher) over nearly the last 30 years.  It is available
> at
>        http://www.phy.nau.edu/~danmac/AAPTDB/index.html