Seven of the 13 papers in this collection discuss art libraries; the remaining six papers are concerned with administrative and special libraries. The papers from the Section of Art Libraries appear first in this list: (1) "SCOAD (Standing Committee on Art Documentation): Its Inception and Aims" (Julian Gardner, United Kingdom); (2) "The Pictorial Section of the National Library of Australia: Its Holdings and Services" (Barbara Perry, Australia); (3) "Picture Libraries: A Survey of the Present Situation and a Look into the Future" (Anthony J. Coulson, United Kingdom); (4) "The User-Directed Library" (Hilary Evans, United Kingdom); (5) "National Art Libraries: Monoliths or Artels?" (Clive Phillpot, United States); (6) "Art in Four Dimensions--The Creative Process as Resource" (Anthony Roland); (7) "The Art Libraries and Research Resources of the Smithsonian Institution" (Katharine Martinez, United States); (8) "How To Organize the Information Sources in a Civil Service Department" (Tuula Haavisto, Finland); (9) "LIST STAT: A Bibliographical Database Containing Information on Statistical Publications from the Whole World" (Heli Myllys, Finland, and Karen Tina Larsen, Denmark); (10) "The Library and Documentation Service of the Hungarian Central Statistical Office: Some Methods and Experiences in Statistical Activity" (Csahok Istvan, Hungary); (11) "The BBC Domesday Project: Interactive Video in the Service of Libraries" (David Lee, United Kingdom); (12) "Libraries, Documentation and Information Service Offices in Public Administration with Special Reference to the Netherlands: Present and Future Outlook" (Adriaan Staats, Netherlands); and (13) "Appollo: Document Delivery by Satellite" (David Bradbury, United Kingdom). (CGD)