Am I correct in understanding there are vendors that I can purchase bib
records from for books we already have in our possession. I'm not sure
what the cost is, but thought if this were the case, our library
volunteers could make a list of titles, and request the records for
import, rather
Raymond,
I am sure there are data vendors who will happily sell you records, but if
your collection is likely to reasonably match other publicly accessible
catalogues you might consider firing a file of ISBNs through the free
MarcEdit software to a Z39.50 target of your choice.
If your
Learning new things all the time :)
Maybe put my questions in the Newbie Wiki
Ian Bays wrote:
Raymond,
I am sure there are data vendors who will happily sell you records, but
if your collection is likely to reasonably match other publicly
accessible catalogues you might consider firing a
See: http://evergreen-ils.org/blog/?p=257
Nutshell: Based on the survey results, The needs assessment group of the
Evergreen Documentation Interest Group (DIG) recommends that activities to
produce single-source, XML-based project-wide Evergreen documentation
commence immediately in these four
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 10:38 AM, Soulliere, Robert
robert.soulli...@mohawkcollege.ca wrote:
Hi,
It looks like I forgot to run autogen. I just ran it and it fixed the
issues.
Sorry about that. I should have known better.
Maybe we could include the autogen reminder in the upgrade
First, a heads-up that Opera doesn't support the bibtemplate structure
at all. I believe that's due to Dojo only officially supporting Opera on
dojo core, not the dojox extensions. Probably not a huge concern with
Opera hovering around 2% of browser market share, but when I'm browsing
the Web on
On Wed, 2009-09-16 at 17:53 -0400, Ben Ostrowsky wrote:
At the moment, org_unit.html requires a county, which doesn't have a
whole lot of meaning in Canada, and uses a hardcoded regex for the
postal code. For Canada, the regex
