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1. Open your email application or website.
2. Click on 'Compose' or 'New Email' to create a new email.
3. In the 'To' field, enter the recipient's email address.
4. In the 'Subject' field, type a concise and descriptive subject line for your email.
5. Begin the email with a polite greeting, such as 'Dear [Recipient's Name],' or 'Hello,'.
6. Introduce yourself briefly and explain the purpose of your email, which is to introduce the library.
7. Provide a brief overview of the library, its services, and any unique features it offers.
8. Include information about the library's location, opening hours, and contact details.
9. Highlight any specific events, programs, or resources that may be of interest to the recipient.
10. Thank the recipient for their time and consideration.
11. End the email with a closing, such as 'Best Regards,' or 'Sincerely,'.
12. Sign off with your name and any relevant contact information, such as your job title or library affiliation.
13. Proofread the email for any errors or typos, and make necessary corrections.
14. Click 'Send' to send the introducing library email to the recipient.

Who needs introducing library by mail?

1. People who are interested in promoting a library to a specific individual or organization.
2. Librarians or library staff members who want to introduce their library to potential patrons, partners, or collaborators.
3. Authors, researchers, or educators who would like to share their published works or resources with others.
4. Community organizations or NGOs seeking to establish partnerships with libraries for various initiatives or programs.
5. Individuals or groups looking to engage with the library and its services, such as joining book clubs, attending events, or accessing digital resources.
6. Any individual or organization interested in discovering new libraries and expanding their knowledge and access to information.

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What is introducing library by mail?

Introducing library by mail refers to sending library materials to patrons through postal mail.

Who is required to file introducing library by mail?

Libraries that offer materials for borrowing through postal mail are required to file introducing library by mail.

How to fill out introducing library by mail?

Introducing library by mail can be filled out by providing information about the materials being sent, recipient's address, and any required postage.

What is the purpose of introducing library by mail?

The purpose of introducing library by mail is to provide library services to patrons who are not able to physically visit the library.

What information must be reported on introducing library by mail?

Information such as sender's address, recipient's address, list of materials being sent, and postage details must be reported on introducing library by mail.