The digital version of the Herbig-Bell Catalog is now available to read and search over the World Wide Web. The following links will move you to the indicated pages. I have divided the catalog into 4 sections due to the length of the file(s). The division is not ideal (i.e. there are not the same number of stars in each section), but an attempt was made to break the list at a logical position. The HBC number on the first page of each pair is linked to the line of entries for that star on the second page, so activating that link will display the second page at the position of the selected star. Except at the end of each section, this means that the selected line will appear at the top of the window. The remarks are linked to the catalog entries through the * in the remarks column on page one. The HBC numbers on the remarks page return you to the entry for the star on the first page of table. The references are linked to the abstract for the paper, when it is available on line. Navigation buttons have been placed at the top and bottom of each page to allow you to move easily between the catalog sections.

It is quite likely that some of the links are not correct. Please report such problems to me at the email address on the botton of this page so that I can fix them. I hope this will make using this version of the catalog very simple.

For the moment I have decided to leave both the remarks and the references in single files. I think that will make them easier to use, but I may decide later to split the remarks into 2 sections simply because of the size of the file.

• The Introduction to the HBC
• The New & Improved HBC Catalog Form this is intended to replace all the tables. (now with the ability to graph and make text tables!)
• Remarks
• References

This HTML version of the Herbig-Bell Catalog was prepared by Karen Strom.