Colleagues,
We recently upgraded to the 2.5.2 release and, as a cataloger, I was
ecstatic to find that Browse the Catalog is now available. I will use
this feature extensively when assigning author names, series, and subjects.
The author and title indexes looks great, but there is one tweak in
On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 7:47 PM, Kathy Lussier kluss...@masslnc.org wrote:
Hi Jane,
My recollection is that in 2.4.4, you can't change the status of a line
item in the staff client once it is cancelled. In 2.4.7, you will be able
to change it to received (
Don,
For the subjects, there are two ways to handle it. The first is to
add authority records and link those to the appropriate bib records.
This will get you what you want without any further configuration, as
authority is browse-indexed the way you describe by default.
The second way involves
On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 3:30 PM, Dan Wells d...@calvin.edu wrote:
Hello all,
This email is a continuation of the thread from a few weeks ago discussing
overall usability and flexible design for the web staff client. I was
encouraged by the thoughtful replies in that thread, and hope we can
I like the space savings of moving the List nav/control bar to the bottom,
but that means users will have to scroll down to control the list when their
page size exceeds the vertical space of the monitor. Is that acceptable?
My two cents: I think it's visually more pleasing to have the list
I concur with Terran on this. I think we need to do anything we can to
save unnecessary scrolling or clicking for the user.
Kathy
Kathy Lussier
Project Coordinator
Massachusetts Library Network Cooperative
(508) 343-0128
kluss...@masslnc.org
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Thanks for the great response Mike!
For the subject browse, I'm not yet familiar enough with authority record
links in Evergreen to know if this is viable solution. There are an
incredible number of subject permutations which would make it impossible to
anticipate every possible subject that
Evergreen Community,
A position with Emerald Data Networks, Inc. (EDN), relating to Evergreen
ILS, is currently available.
EDN is a technology consultancy based in Sandy Springs, Georgia with
customers all over the US.
We are expanding our Evergreen support, migration, and development
Hi all,
Previously, most of the planning for Evergreen conference has come from
the local group that hosts the conference each year. There is typically
a separate programming committee made up of local planners and other
community members, but the overall planning for the event venue,
Sorry - I just want to add one point of clarification. The new standing
planning committee will not supersede the programming committee that has
traditionally handled programming.
The programming committee has always had a small core group of people
who have served from year to year and may
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