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	Ex Libris - SFX - Overview
		SFX is also a key component in the management of electronic resources in a library.
		SFX provides the robustness, flexibility, and independence that libraries need for defining links to help their patrons navigate to the resources and services relevant to their search results- services that include, for example, the desktop delivery of journal articles or e-books.
		SFX linking uses the OpenURL standard for interoperability between information resources and service components, which allows for localization in an open linking environment.
	www.sfxit.com (508 words)

	Ontario Scholars Portal SFX Resource Web Site
		Now when a student finds a journal article in a database, she can click on the SFX button to bring up links to all the places the article is available in the library's collections.
		Not only will SFX show the holdings of the paper copy of the journal in the library catalog, but it might also find several electronic databases with full-text versions of the article and a site on the open Internet with a copy of the article.
		SFX allows the library to direct the user to the most appropriate copy of the resource, in particular letting the user know about resources they might not have otherwise considered.
	www.scholarsportal.info /projects/sfx.htm (199 words)

	SFX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The man behind SFX Entertainment is power broker Robert Sillerman, an entertainment-biz wizard who amassed a fortune's worth of radio stations, sold them off last year, and then began systematically buying a half-dozen of the country's best-run, most powerful independent concert-promotion companies.
		SFX declined comment, and Don Law says that any speculation about a $100 million sale -- or any sale, for that matter -- would be "irresponsible." Law says he's never discussed a sale.
		SFX is going public, and the people behind the company understand how to drive value and stock price." Developing a reputation for aggressive expansion is one way to do that.
	www.worcesterphoenix.com /archive/features/98/03/20/SFX.html (5801 words)

	SFX FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In most cases SFX will lead you to the full text of the journal article (from another database, from our e-journal subscription, or from the library’s print journal collection); however, if the library does not own the electronic or print version, you will be presented with a completed ILL form to request the item.
		SFX is a linking technology that enables a user to determine whether the Library can provide access to a desired work for which the user has a citation.
		SFX dynamically generates the menu options that are available for the record you select, so the results may differ from one record to another.
	www.lib.calpoly.edu /sfx/faq.html (625 words)

	SFX200 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		SFX 200 is a medium speed panchromatic film which has peak red sensitivity at 720nm and extended red sensitivity up to 740nm.
		When using SFX 200 film with a red filter, the film is exposed using only red light.
		SFX 200 negatives can be printed in a similar way to conventional panchromatic films.
	www.ilford.com /html/us_english/prod_html/sfx200/sfx200.html (578 words)

	::: SFX Design ::: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		SFX Design, Inc. is a complete design and manufacturing facility for equipment used in the entertainment industry.
		SFX Design is fully qualified and federally licensed in all types of explosives and weapons.
		SFX Design is dedicated to designing products and services of highest quality to perform under the most demanding pressures.
	www.sfxdesigninc.com (173 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		SFX is a resource linking technology that allows users of research databases to link directly from an article citation or abstract in an external database to a variety of related resources determined by the local library or institution.
		The major advantages of SFX for users is that it streamlines research by providing direct links from the citation to full-text, holdings and other relevant resources, without making them take the extra step of accessing and re-executing their searches in a number of other databases.
		SFX provides data on a large number of analyzed resources in a database, updated on a continual basis, and also provides usage statistics for resources in the database.
	hul.harvard.edu /ois/systems/sfx/sfx_faqstaff.doc (2163 words)

	SFX FAQS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		SFX is OpenURL-compliant, in that it accepts an OpenURL as input from an Information Resource known as an SFX source.
		An SFX server facilitates the management of a library's interlinked electronic collection, by providing libraries with an independent means of enabling seamless interconnectivity among their ever-increasing collections of heterogeneous resources.
		SFX is a link server that the GA Tech Library has licensed from Ex Libris (USA) Inc. There is more information about SFX on their web site: http://www.sfxit.com/.
	www.library.gatech.edu /research_help/librarians/lcritz/SFXFAQS.html (2800 words)

	Reference Linking in a Hybrid Library Enivonment Part 2: SFX, a Generic Linking Solution
		SFX is a generic linking system that we have developed for our own needs, but its underlying concepts can be applied in a wide range of digital libraries.
		Since SFX intends to serve a bundle of links to the user for each link-source, a "just-in-case" approach, instantly feeding all links for each link-source, would inevitably lead to user interface problems.
		SFX was presented as an example of how these concepts could be realized in an actual hybrid library.
	www.dlib.org /dlib/april99/van_de_sompel/04van_de_sompel-pt2.html (3958 words)

	SFX FAQ
		SFX (an acronym for "Special Effects") is an innovative context-sensitive reference linking product based on the openURL framework originating from research carried out by Herbert Van de Sompel at Ghent University in Belgium and at the LANL Research Library in Los Alamos.
		SFX allows users to start with an item of interest found in one information resource ("Source"), view a menu of additional options ("Services") related to that item available via other information resources, and then directly access the selected resource ("Target") at the appropriate level.
		You may return to the SFX menu to select a different service for the same item or return to your original information resource and repeat the process for a new item of interest as often as you wish.
	sfx.mpg.de /sfx-faq.html (1594 words)

	For SFX, a Different Kind of Free Agent (washingtonpost.com)
		SFX became one of the top sports representation firms in the nation by acquiring the smaller companies of top agents.
		An SFX spokeswoman said agency executives are confident that they can keep Tellem, who was out of the country and unavailable for comment.
		SFX is offering Tellem a larger role within the firm, say sources inside SFX, but he has told friends and co-workers that he wants to avoid making a long-term commitment.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A55479-2004Oct22.html (827 words)

	SFX Frequently Asked Questions: MIT Libraries
		SFX is a tool to help you link from an article citation in a database to the full text of that article.
		SFX linking has not yet been enabled for the journal your article is in.
		Sometimes the best SFX can do is to take you to the table of contents or the journal's home page, and you will have to navigate the publisher's site yourself to get to the full text.
	libraries.mit.edu /about/faqs/sfx.html (905 words)

	SFX at MCC Libraries
		SFX is a state of the art linking technology offered by MCC Libraries that will increase your options for locating full-text articles on your topic.
		SFX eliminates this step in the research process by automatically linking you to a list of databases that have a copy of the article you are looking for, in addition to supplying links to other available library resources.
		The SFX Citation Linker is a tool which creates a menu of SFX links to your citation without you having to perform a separate search in an article database or in our library catalog.
	www.monroecc.edu /depts/library/SFX/SFX.htm (787 words)

	What is Sfx?
		Sfx is an compiler and integrated development system used to generate digital audio effects and synthesizer instruments.
		The technology preview release of Sfx currently only supports playback of Sfx programs from the development environment; however work is underway to allow use of Sfx compiled projects with Microsoft DirectShow and DirectMusic, as well as to allow Sfx orchestras to be played in real-time as a standard MIDI device in the Windows environment.
		The Sfx language is a superset of the SAOL language.
	www.angelfire.com /electronic/sfx/what.html (657 words)

	SFX Services from TAMUS Libraries: Frequently Asked Questions
		SFX is an abbreviation for "special effects" and the name of a software product, purchased by the Texas AandM University System, from Ex Libris, a library automation company.
		SFX uses the OpenURL protocol to gather information â” such as the ISSN, volume, issue, and page â” from a citation in one database to link to the full text in another.
		SFX requires that a database be "OpenURL enabled" and not all of our subscriptions are.
	library.tamut.edu /ElectronicResources/SFX/SFXFAQ's.htm (983 words)

	SFX
		SFX linking is NOT dependent on vendors having agreements with publishers or, in the case of CAS, constantly adding new or revised linking information to ChemPort.
		SFX depends on each library maintaining a database of electronically accessible journal titles with tables of 'begin dates' for both full text and contents/abstracts.
		SFX linking is crucially dependent on each publisher's electronic journal access mechanism, which currently means that with some electronic journals you can go directly to the article or the issue contents page, and with others just to the journal web page.
	library.caltech.edu /collections/rpb/chemistry/sfx.htm (408 words)

	SFX FAQ
		SFX provides a direct link from a database citation to the full text of a subscribed journal article or other full text resource, if available.
		SFX is a link server that the University of Georgia Libraries has licensed from Ex Libris (USA) Inc. There is more information about SFX on their web site: http://www.sfxit.com.
		SFX is a fairly new technology, and therefore we can expect to encounter some problems as we initiate this service.
	www.libs.uga.edu /sfx/sfxfaq.html (2276 words)

	SFX Form Factor
		The main SFX motherboard connector is 20 pins, in the same shape and size as the ATX connector, and 19 of the pins are the same as those of ATX.
		The SFX power supply specification calls for the power supply fan to be internally thermally speed-controlled, but an additional "Fan On/Off" signal is included on the SFX optional motherboard connector.
		The specified output rating of the SFX power supply is 90 W. This is sufficient to run rather small systems with low-powered CPUs and few peripherals, but makes things a bit tight and leaves little room for expansion.
	www.pcguide.com /ref/power/sup/formSFX-c.html (623 words)

	The San Francisco Exchange Company (SFX)
		You do not have to be limited to resorts in just one system; through SFX there are opportunities to access resorts associated with multiple exchange networks.
		The services of SFX can provide you and your family with a multi-layered level of vacation experiences, including regular weekly exchanges, points based exchanges and a various host of exciting offers.
		SFX and SFX PREFERRED RESORTS are trademarks, services marks or registered marks of the San Francisco Exchange Company and may be used publicly only with prior and express permission of the San Francisco Exchange Company.
	www.sfx-resorts.com (244 words)

	Reference Linking in a Hybrid Library Environment Part 3: Generalizing the SFX solution in the "SFX@Ghent & ...
		A similar generalization holds for the target of the problem statement since the SFX research is not only concerned about linking to the full-text that corresponds to a citation in a journal article.
		Consistent with the just-in-time linking philosophy of SFX, the bundle of relevant services that is obtained as a result of the SFX evaluation process described above, is not resolved into URLs at the moment of their presentation to the user that launched a request for extended services.
		The dynamic and conceptual SFX approach does not require such precomputational processes and is able to recognize the validity of presenting a PubMed link for a citation in JASIS on the fly.
	www.dlib.org /dlib/october99/van_de_sompel/10van_de_sompel.html (9150 words)

	CSULB Library - SFX FAQs
		If the SFX source includes volume and issue on a newspaper article, and the SFX target is Proquest (Newspapers), you may have a failure to match because Proquest does NOT use the volume/issue numbers.
		SFX does not recognize all non-standard records types which may be used in a database.
		SFX can correctly identify that the ISSN is available from that aggregator, but can't verify availability at the individual article level or issue level.
	www.csulb.edu /library/eref/sfx.html (921 words)

	The Sfx Audio Compiler And Software Synthesizer
		Sfx is an audio compiler system that provides professional-quality audio synthesis, real-time Midi and audio generation, fully customizable instruments and effects, and SoundFont 2 support.
		The Sfx language is a superset of the SAOL language, officially incorporated into the MPEG-4 Audio standard.
		For more information on what Sfx is and how it does it, click here.
	www.angelfire.com /electronic/sfx (199 words)

	SFX Installer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The SFX Installer needs to be able to do this and to that end we have added some code to find and use an unlock (18k) utility (if it is located in the users path) to automatically do the installation.
		SFX allows you to build an archive in standard or self-extracting format and with or without the installer.
		SFX can be registered directly from PillarSoft but for your convenience and the fastest service we have made arrangements with BMT Micro to handle online registration.
	www.pillarsoft.net /sfx.html (804 words)

	UCL Library Services -- SFX
		SFX is now available as an integral part of MetaLib, so that you can get full text from your MetaLib search results.
		SFX can give you direct access from a reference, in a database or catalogue, to the full text of an electronic journal article.
		The exact options on the SFX menu are dynamically generated, relevant to your search and specific to UCL.
	www.ucl.ac.uk /Library/sfx.shtml (1259 words)

	Lehigh Libraries: SFX Help
		SFX provides a connection from citations/abstracts of journal articles and publications as given in electronic resources to the full text or print copies provided by the Lehigh Libraries.
		SFX holdings lines that show the possible ways to get the article or an abstract of it.
		The citation linker is a way of having SFX look up a citation you already have (from a bibliography or other source), and find any electronic versions of it.
	www.lehigh.edu /library/guides/sfx (1623 words)

	SFX FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		SFX, which stands for “special effects,” allows users to click on a bibliographic citation in a database and view a list of services available for that article.
		When you click on the SFX icon, the system runs through the SFX database to see what services are available for the volume of the journal in which you found the article.
		Essentially, a full-text link in SFX means that full-text is available, but you may have to do some of the work of getting to it yourself.
	www.ulib.iupui.edu /sfx/faq.html (1118 words)

	Carnegie Mellon Libraries: SFX Frequently Asked Questions
		SFX, which stands for "special effects," is a service that allows users to click on a bibliographic citation in a database, then view a list of services available for that article.
		Target services are where SFX can link to, to get full text, library catalog holdings, our Interlibrary loan form, tables of contents and more.
		SFX is a link server that Carnegie Mellon University Libraries licenses from Ex Libris (USA) Inc. See their website, http://www.sfxit.com/, for more information on SFX and OpenURL linking.
	www.library.cmu.edu /Research/Genref/SFXfaq.html (806 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions about SFX - CSU Stanislaus Library
		SFX is a linking technology that enables a user to determine whether the CSUS Library owns (or can provide access to) a desired work for which the user has a citation.
		In most instances, using SFX is as simple as looking for a button marked "SFX".
		If you see the SFX button in some databases and not others, your JavaScript preferences are most likely not the explanation.
	wwwlibrary.csustan.edu /sfx/SFX_FAQ.htm (802 words)

	SFX - Home
		SFX caught up with him to find out how things are on the Who set…
		Subscribe to SFX today for only £7.31 every 3 months and you'll save 40% off the newstand price (UK only).
		Great deals on SFX subscriptions - save money off the cover price, enjoy free post and packing and receive special coverline editions sent exclusively to subscribers.
	www.sfx.co.uk (190 words)

	SFX Machine RT - Audio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		It is now available in Audio Unit format for Mac OS X, as well as VST format for Mac OS 8/9/X. SFX Machine RT comes with hundreds of presets, including conventional effects like choruses and flangers as well as a wide variety of unique effects.
		SFX Machine RT has been used to do sound design for radio production, TV shows, feature films, CDs and video games.
		The SFX Machine Simulator — http://sfxmachine.com/simulator/ — is an interactive Flash program which allows web surfers to experiment with a simulated version of SFX Machine RT without having to download and install the demo.
	www.apple.com /downloads/macosx/audio/sfxmachinert.html (297 words)

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