I would like someone who is sitting in a medical library to fax or
e-mail an article to me.

The citation is: 
Messner K, Gillquist J.  Cartilage Repair: A critical review   Acta
Orthopaedica Scandinavia 1996 Oct, 67(5) 523-9.

There is a comment by Brittberg M et al in Acta Orthop Scand 1997
April; 68(2) 186-91.

If you get me the comment to, I will pay an extra $10.

I've spent 15 minutes searching for it online without success.

My email is: vchua (at) candesic.com
My fax number is +44 20 7206 9383

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Request for Question Clarification by aceresearcher-ga on 17 Mar 2003 10:01 PST

Greetings, Victor!

According to the "Terms of Service" in the contract that Researchers
must sign with the Google Answers service, Researchers are not
permitted to have e-mail or phone (OR fax) contact with Customers. ALL
information for an an Answer must be posted on this page in the form
of either text or hyperlinks.

Furthermore, a Researcher cannot post the text of an article on this
page, because that would be a violations of copyright law, and would
be punishable by law in the form of a fine and/or jail time.

What we CAN do is provide you with instructions on how to obtain the
text of the article yourself.

Since your International Telephone Code indicates that you are in the
United Kingdom, I have located a source which would be able to fax,
mail, or possibly e-mail to you the content of the 2 articles you are
seeking.

Would you consider this information an acceptable Answer? If so, post
a message here to that effect, and I will be delighted to post the
information for you.

Regards,

aceresearcher

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Clarification of Question by victorchua-ga on 17 Mar 2003 14:59 PST

I see. That would be valuable to me, but that information would only
be worth $10 to me (because I'm sure I'll have to pay them too!!). 
I'll create a new question which you can answer for $10.  Title of
question "Services which can fax/email medical journal content"

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Request for Question Clarification by secret901-ga on 17 Mar 2003 15:49 PST

Hi victorchua,
You might want to close this question or a researcher might accidentally answer it.