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Old 05-07-2011, 12:47 AM   #43
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That is a great idea! I don't deal with Overdrive directly but I will pass along your suggestion to the person on the Overdrive committee at my library.

In fact, I'm printing out your reply and putting it on her desk now.

In fact, I'd also add it would be great to see a button when a search doesn't turn up the title one is looking for that says something like "recommend your library purchase this title."
That would be better than my current procedure of using the online purchase suggestion form (for print books), putting "EBOOK" after the title, the ebook ISBN, and "Please consider adding this item to our library's ebook holdings - thanks!"
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