I need information on the catalogue system used in libraries?
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The catalog is a list of materials in the library (books, CDs, DVDs, etc.). There are a number of different types of systems, but they all index materials by author, title, and subject. Online catalogs also allow you to look for materials by keywords.\n\nBooks are each given a call number, which is printed on a label that's affixed to the book's exterior. Books are them arranged on the shelf in call number order.\n\nThere are two types of call numbers. The Dewey system gives each book a number (001.56 or 918.873, for example). The number corresponds to the subject of the book. You can see how shelving books in numerical order puts books on the same subject right next to each other.\n\nThe Library of Congress system puts letters in the call number first (PA 1629). Those books are shelved alaphetically, then in numerical order within the PA section.)
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"Janes  Weapons"  Library  or Barnes&Noble, Books-a-million, etc
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Contact your local public or college librarian and they will gladly help you find this information in proprietary databases- for free! You will NOT find this information in Yahoo. Trust me! I am a librarian, so just give YOUR local librarian a call. You won't regret it, and it is FREE!
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phonebook, google, directory information, etc.
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I would do a google search....maybe check out the library
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You could write them to ask which Indian libraries have a subscription:\nhttp://www.im.pwr.wroc.pl/~dudek/qrs/QRS.htm
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You have the internet at your fingertips. You can check out the AskJeeves. There are also virtual libraries. If you still don't find out what you're looking for, try Amazon.com.
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Go 2 ur local librarie,They will know.
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Wikipedia, ebsco, factsonfile, the list just goes on. \n\nTry the library if all else fails.
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http://www.manukau-libraries.govt.nz
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Well since you don't provide a list of "every book you want", that's a pretty broad request.\n\nThere is a project (Gutenberg) that's taking all the freely available books (passed their copyright dates) and digitizing them (http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page). There are 19,000 free books available there.\n\nIf you hit Usenet, you should be able to find lots of the books there too. You'll have to search them out though.\n\nI can't guarentee safe since you don't list what books you want.
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There are books in the Reference Section of public libraries that list U.S. companies (maybe world) by type (i.e., pharmaceutical) giving their names, addresses, phone numbers, and other pertinent information about them.  Ask the librarian for assistance.  (I used to use them; sorry I can't think of the titles.)
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This sounds like a catalog, not a magazine.  If you mean Collections, Etc. their web address is www.collectionsetc.com  This looks like what you may be looking for.  If not, there are still some catalogs out there that are mail order only and do not have websites. \nGood Luck.
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Try your local library's website.  Many of them have access to online databases that you can use if you have a library card.  Otherwise resort to the old fashion non-electronic books some of them are still useful.
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From what I can understand from your english... "Why is the book arranged in the library"\n\nWe arrange books in library in a particular system so that it is easy to find the books.
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I would recommend you look at the information on these websites:\n\n1. Special Libraries Association (information resources): http://www.sla.org/content/resources/inforesour/index.cfm\n\n2.  Special Libraries Basics:\nhttp://www.libsci.sc.edu/bob/class/clis724/SpecialLibrariesHandbook/INDEX.htm\n\n3. Special Libraries:\nhttp://www.bookwire.com/index/Special-Libraries.html\n\n4. Libraries on the Internet: Special Libraries:\nhttp://www.itcompany.com/inforetriever/lib_spec.htm\n\n\nHope this helps. Good luck on your project.
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Most collection agencies do things the old fashioned way. They hunt for it. Most of the information you are looking for will be at the local library at their reference desk. It is called a city directory. It gives all sorts of information on people.