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Many
librarians use BookWhere to capture MARC records
for their local systems. Without MARC Notepad,
records are imported into the local automation
system then retrieved and modified at a later time.
The ability to perform simple edits, remove extraneous
tags and subfields and possibly add local holdings
information at the point of capture can dramatically
improve overall copy cataloguing workflow.
MARC Notepad has been built to satisfy this requirement.
Features
- edit
MARC records derived from BookWhere's
SendTo interface
- work with files of MARC
records from other sources or extracted from your local
system (files must be in MARC communications format)
- supports
standard MARC21 and UNIMARC format
records with tag and subfield rules and descriptions
- supports
display and editing of MARC-8(extended
Latin-1, ANSEL), Latin-1 extended and Unicode™ character
set encoded records
- character
encoding conversion of incoming MARC records
to match local library system requirements
- Basic and Advanced (MARC
format rule-based) tag editors included
- user-selectable
fonts throughout MARC Notepad accomodate
display of multilingual records,
diacritics, and international
characters
- user-definable
macros provide global editing
of records either by
manual selection or automatically as records are
received from BookWhere
- user-configurable
options to suit the local cataloguing environment
- one year
of (renewable) maintenance/technical support included
with software purchase
System Requirements
- Microsoft Windows™ XP
or Windows™ 2000
operating system
- Microsoft Internet Explorer™ 6.0
or higher
- Internet connection
- 256MB (minimum) with 512MB-1GB
RAM recommended
- Pentium processor required
- 50 MB of disk space (more if you
intend to download large numbers of records)
- Unicode™ FONT
package required if displaying of non-Latin characters
(Windows XP is delivered with Arial Unicode MS font
package)
* Unicode
and the Unicode Logo are trademarks of Unicode, Inc.
* Windows is a registered
trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United
States and other countries.
Additional Information
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