If you're driving, be aware that the parking garage for the hotel is
*before* the entrance. If you go past it, you might have to go a long way
to get back around.
Thanks,
Lise
On Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 6:06 PM, Kathy Lussier kluss...@masslnc.org wrote:
Hi all!
We're starting to see a lot of
Hi Deana,
We had similar issues, and are currently running a script that Dyrcona
shared with us:
https://github.com/mcoia/eg-scripts/blob/master/recalc_penalties_direct.pl
Justin
On Mon Mar 17 11:06:40 2014, Deana Cunningham wrote:
Hi all,
Last week I asked if anyone had any insight into
Anyone on Evergreen have a PC reservation system for the public they would
recommend or recommend against? It should have print management software too
and we would prefer it to run with Windows PCs.
Thanks,
John
Director
Perry County Public Library
2328 Tell Street
Tell City, IN 47586
Many of the PINES systems in Georgia use PC Reservation and LPT:One by
Envisionware.
Terran McCanna
PINES Program Manager
Georgia Public Library Service
1800 Century Place, Suite 150
Atlanta, GA 30345
404-235-7138
tmcca...@georgialibraries.org
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From:
We use PcReservation and LPTone by Envisionware.
David M. Daniels
Technology Support
Georgia Download Destination Helpdesk
Sara Hightower Regional Library
Rome Georgia
706-236-4621 Office
706-409-1082 Cell
mailto:ddani...@romelibrary.org ddani...@romelibrary.org
If they say it
We have several libraries running CASSIE ( http :// www . librarica .com) which
does PC reservations, print management, etc. It also does a fairly good job of
tracking user statistics ( ie : wait time, average session length, etc).
The biggest issue that we have run into is if you are running
Fontana Regional Library uses the Envisionware product called PC
Reservation. Feel free to contact me at my contact info below..
John
On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 10:20 AM, jmu...@tcpclibrary.org wrote:
Anyone on Evergreen have a PC reservation system for the public they would
recommend or
We also use CASSIE and haven't had any issues with it. We haven't tried their
wireless service yet (SPOT). Right now we don't allow direct wireless printing.
The price for CASSIE is very reasonable for a smaller or more cash-strapped
library, and the interface is really simple for staff.
Libki is a nice
option. It's open source and you can roll your own installation
(http://libki.org/) or get it from a vendor
(http://bywatersolutions.com/what-is-libki/).
Papercut is an easy-to-use, very inexpensive print management
Our library has run Cybrarian (barely has features, continued to bill us two
years after we quit using it) then we moved to Envisionware, which I LOVED.
At some point last year during an upgrade, our IT staff declared it unusable
and refused to continue using it. I was very sad. I
I can give a plus 1 to what Buzzy said about Libki and papercut. We are
currently using libki and a home grown solution built on top of CUPS. I
have played with papercut and plan to migrate us to that at some point.
I would recommend both to anyone looking to make a change.
The one caution
Out of courisity, what features does Envisionware have that CASSIE doesn't?
If its something that our libraries could use I might ask them for it from our
end as well :D
Aaron Zsembery
Library Systems Analyst
Pioneer Library System
2557 State Rt. 21
Canandaigua, New York 14424
Phone:
: 5329c392.8080...@hoodriverlibrary.org
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Hi,
The two people voted onto the board during the election that concluded
today are Grace Dunbar and Benjamin Shum. The board also voted on
board officer positions during our meeting today.
The outgoing board members are myself, Elizabeth McKinney, Stephen
Elftrand, and Steve Wills.
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