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library-wide goal and promised to provide users on all six campuses with electronic photocopies in Portable Document Format, which could be accessible anywhere in the world. The test period continued through the Spring 2000 semester with more than 450 participants. This presentation will document, illustrate and highlight the effort made by the Document DeliverylInterlibrary Loan team as it brought together several software applications (including Ariel, Adobe Acrobat, Prospero and others), as well as new hardware technology to make this project a success by Fall 2001. Electronic document delivery (EDD) is one of the latest innovations in libraries. A patron no longer needs to enter the library physically to pick up a document; it can be accessed from any computer that is linked to the Internet. The patron does not have to access an e-mail application in order to receive these documents. Ariel, a software package developed by the Research Libraries Group (RLG) and often described as "Internet fax" has been very useful, but now there is a new development in document delivery that mos