John Myers' suggestion was my first thought as well. We need to think about
human differentiation in search results, as well as machine differentiation.
In a context where multiple results appear associated with multiple people who
happen to have the same name, giving users more clues could
I'm posting this to the BIBFRAME list as well since it seemed relevant...
To me, the original main entry concept could more usefully be thought about
in a larger context of for any field that is repeatable in a set of
bibliographic description fields, is it useful to be able to designate one
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I'm posting this to the BIBFRAME list as well since it seemed relevant...
To me, the original main entry
Misha,
I assume you've examined the Options in Word and un-checked anything that says
replace as you type... ?
It's in different places depending on what version, but I found it by opening
Spelling and Grammar and clicking Options...
Laura
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I've been uploading some test records and it got me thinking about catalog
displays.
ILS OPACs usually displays catalog data in at least 2 different ways: in a
results list (either one field in a browse list, or often a few chosen bits in
a brief display), and in a record display, which may be
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