TexShare Reference Help

TexShare databases offer a great deal of information, and it takes quite a bit of practice and patience to learn how to navigate them. If at any time you run into a problem or have a question about finding information in the TexShare databases, there are several ways to get help. In order to receive help, contact any one of the following resources.

TexShare Reference Resources

For help with databases or to ask questions about what TexShare has to offer, send email to the Texas State Library Reference email address:

texshare@tsl.state.tx.us

Also, you can call the Texas State Library Reference Desk Monday through Friday 8-5 for help:

512-463-5455

TexShare Reference List

To subscribe to TexShare-Reference , intended for idea-exchange on patron education and "publicity" programs for TexShare/Library of Texas done by individual libraries, encourage the sharing of Reference tips and techniques among libraries, hints and experiences on using Library of Texas and TexShare, keep ideas flowing among TexShare Reference class participants.

To subscribe, fill out the form available to you at the link below. You will be sent an e-mail requesting confirmation, to prevent others from gratuitously subscribing you.

Enter your e-mail address on the form and hit the subscribe button. You have the option of entering a password or having a password mailed to you. You will NOT need this password to post or receive messages from the list. This password will only be needed when you want to edit your personal mailing list options, or when you want to unsubscribe.

To subscribe, please complete the form on this web page:

You can also send a letter, fax, or call the TexShare Coordinator for assistance:

TexShare Coordinator
Texas State Library and Archives
PO Box 12927
Austin, Tx 78711-2927
512-463-0188
512-936-2306 Fax

For further information on TexShare databases send questions and comments to texshare@tsl.state.tx.us.

This page was written by Char Booth in Spring 2005.
INF 382S: Library Instruction and Information Literacy, taught by Dr. Loriene Roy
School of Information, The University of Texas at Austin

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