Library Software:
Cataloging
| TITLE: |
Automated School Library Software |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Designs programs for cataloging and circulation functions for school and church libraries. Prints
spine labels, library cards and reports. Automatic advancement of grades at
the end of semester. Available versions for manual input or barcode
prepared for print software. includes Student Search Software for use on a
separate terminal. User defined passwords, length of borrowing and maximum
media to borrow. Free demos are available. |
| E-MAIL: |
practicalsoft@hotmail.com |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, circulation, school, church |
| TITLE: |
Book Organizer |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"Program that allows book collectors, hobbyists, book clubs, small private or public libraries to organize, catalog, and manage their collections on their PCs."--Title screen. |
| E-MAIL: |
support@primasoft.com |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, database |
| TITLE: |
CLARR |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"CLARR is a program that runs in the Microsoft Windows
operating environment. It does its work by talking to your mainframe
NOTIS(r) system
through ... a terminal emulator called TCP3270.... CLARR uses its connection to NOTIS to
simulate actions normally perform by staff--entering a command, inspecting the result, and
taking the next appropriate step. CLARR's advantage is that it is able to do these tasks
more rapidly and consistently than is otherwise possible."--What is
CLARR. |
| E-MAIL: |
Dorothy Van Geison, mrsmith@nwu.edu |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging on notis |
| TITLE: |
Collection Managers |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Shareware Windows programs for organizing collections such as
books, movies, video tapes, software, etc. |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, books, media, movies |
| TITLE: |
FastCat for Windows and Desert
FastCat for Windows 95 |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"FastCat and Desert FastCat are Microsoft Windows
programs (written in Visual Basic) which will capture MARC records displayed in another
window running your library's online catalog, and extract call number labels or
author/title labels, allow you to generate multiple copies or volume series from those
labels, and print or save for later printing those labels. Fastcat and Desert FastCat will
also generate bindery slips from captured labels, and allow you to add various special
parameters to the slips such as "Bind in cover," etc. Again, multiple copies or
volume series slips can be generated from a single record capture."--Description. |
| E-MAIL: |
Lamont Downs, downs@nevada.edu |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, spine labels |
| TITLE: |
Ex
Libris Group |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Ex Libris is a leading
worldwide developer and provider of high-performance
applications for libraries, information centres, and researchers. The
ALEPH
integrated library solution from Ex Libris has been installed at over
1250
sites in 51 countries. MetaLib, the information portal for library
collections, and SFX, the context-sensitive linking server for
heterogeneous
electronic resources in the scholarly information environment, have
been
adopted by more than 831 institutions in 36 countries. DigiTool, a
solution
for constructing digital collections, and the new Verde electronic
resource
management (ERM) system round out the Ex Libris product suite. |
| E-MAIL: |
Laura Gilinski, laura.gilinski@exlibrisgroup.com |
| KEYWORDS: |
ILS, Link Resolver,
Federated Searching, Digital Asset Management |
| TITLE: |
Hypertexted LCSH Classification of Computer-related
Material |
| DESCRIPTION: |
LCSH and LC classification scheme for computer-related
materials. |
| FILE: |
hyclass.com |
| FILE MODE: |
binary |
| E-MAIL: |
Gord Nickerson, (519) 679-2111 ext. 8486 |
| KEYWORDS: |
library of congress subject headings, classification |
| TITLE: |
LabelPrinterPlus |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"LabelPrintPlus is a DOS-based label editor. Up to 999
spine labels (8 lines x 8 characters) and 240 author/title labels (7 lines by 38
characters) cam be created, saved to floppy, and printed. Multiple labels can be generated
automatically for identical copies or volume series. Labels can be paged through and
edited or deleted after inputting or reloading from floppy. Label files are compatible
with FastCat for Windows."--Description. |
| E-MAIL: |
Lamont Downs, downs@nevada.edu |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, spine labels |
| TITLE: |
Latshaw Software |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Software for cataloging media such as CDs, videos, books, etc.; storing and cataloging files of all types such as images, documents, sounds, and video into one encrypted database file; printing labels. |
| E-MAIL: |
Bob Latshaw, latch@latshaw.com |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, spine labels, database |
| TITLE: |
MARCBreakr |
| DESCRIPTION: |
A "MARC utility runs on any IBM-compatible PC running
under DOS with a 386 Intel (or compatible) processor, or better, and under OS/2 in DOS
emulation. The program converts structurally sound MARC records and reformats the
information into an ASCII text file format." |
| E-MAIL: |
lcweb@loc.gov |
| KEYWORDS: |
marc conversion |
| TITLE: |
MARCit-
Nichols Advanced Technologies Inc. |
| DESCRIPTION: |
A tool for cataloging the Internet, MARCit automatically
grabs the site's title and URL from the Web browser catalogs the title, system details,
and URL fields. |
| KEYWORDS: |
marcit, internet cataloging, integrated library system |
| TITLE: |
MARCMakr |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"This MARC utility runs on any IBM-compatible PC running
under DOS with a 386 Intel (or compatible) processor, or better. (MARCMakr also runs under
OS/2 in DOS emulation.) The program accepts files from most text editors and work
processors and converts properly formatted information into the MARC record structure. The
MARC record length, directory, and special control characters are created
automatically." |
| E-MAIL: |
lcweb@loc.gov |
| KEYWORDS: |
marc conversion |
| TITLE: |
MARCView |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Offered by Systems Planning, the MARCView products provide searching, viewing,
and printing of MARC records, as well as conversion between MARC and text formats. Standalone and Internet intranet versions available. |
| E-MAIL: |
info@systemsplanning.com |
| KEYWORDS: |
marc conversion, searching |
| TITLE: |
OCLC Cataloging Label Program |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"Allows OCLC Cataloging users to process labels from
either an OCLC PromptCat service label file or a label file created with OCLC
software."-Title screen. The program is free from OCLC. |
| E-MAIL: |
support@oclc.org |
| KEYWORDS: |
oclc, cataloging, label |
| TITLE: |
OCLC PURL Resolver Software |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"A PURL is a Persistent Uniform Resource Locator.
Functionally, a PURL is a URL. However, instead of pointing directly to the location of an
Internet resource, a PURL points to an intermediate resolution service. The PURL
resolution service associates the PURL with the actual URL and returns that URL to the
client. The client can then complete the URL transaction in the normal fashion. In Web
parlance, this is a standard HTTP redirect." The PURL Resolver Software is used to
resolve the PURLs. |
| E-MAIL: |
purl@oclc.org |
| KEYWORDS: |
purl, url |
| TITLE: |
PC-Card Catalog |
| DESCRIPTION: |
PC Card Catalog, a Windows 95, 98, NT cataloging and
circulation system designed for the smaller library. Free demo available for download. |
| CREATOR: |
DIAKON Systems. |
| E-MAIL: |
info@diakonsystems.com |
| KEYWORDS: |
integrated library system, diakon, small libraries, cataloging |
| TITLE: |
Powell, James. Libnet |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Provides a menu of libraries which may be accessed by users
using telnet hypertext links. |
| FILE: |
libnet.exec |
| FILE MODE: |
binary |
| E-MAIL: |
Gord Nickerson, (519) 679-2111 ext. 8486 |
| KEYWORDS: |
library opacs |
| TITLE: |
Scott, Peter. Hytelnet |
| DESCRIPTION: |
A program to provide instructions and access to library
catalogs via telnet.
Introduction to the HYTELNET program
files: 4623 bytes in ASCII format.
Program file for PC:
file name "hyteln69.zip" in binary format. Decompress with PKUNZIP, available
from: ftp://oak.oakland.edu/SimTel/msdos/zip/pkz204g.exe. Programs for other operating
systems are also available. |
| KEYWORDS: |
library opacs |
| TITLE: |
WebSort for Windows 95 |
| DESCRIPTION: |
A program for converting INNOPAC MARC lists to Web-viewable
HTML files, is now available for free download from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas
ftp site. "Websort for Windows is a Microsoft Windows program which accepts an
Innovative Interfaces Inc. INNOPAC MARC list file as input, and breaks it into separate
citation files according to criteria you specify. You can for instance create a MARC list
in INNOPAC of all items cataloged during the past month, and use WebSort to create a
separate file for each of the following categories: music scores, nonbook materials,
architecture library holdings, etc. You can use holdings library codes, call number
ranges, subject codes, and fund codes as your sorting criteria. WebSort can optionally add
HTML coding as it sorts so that the resulting files are full HTML files ready for posting
on a Web site. Requirements: A PC with a 386DX or higher processor, at least 4 MB of
memory, and 2-5 MB of hard disk space are required. In addition, you will need whatever
space the input and output files you create occupy. A 486 or faster and 8 MB of memory are
_strongly_ recommended. Limitations: WebSort does not alphabetize or in any way reorder
the files created; they will be output to the various output files specified in the order
they occur in your source list. Only INNOPAC MARC format files have been tested for input.
Documentation: A README.1ST file is provided in the zip file along with the program files.
A full manual is also provided in Microsoft Word 2.0 format once the program is
installed." Cannot get access to it lately. |
| E-MAIL: |
Lamont Downs, downs@nevada.edu |
| KEYWORDS: |
innopac, marc, html |
| TITLE: |
Wen,
Shixing. Pinyin and Wade-Giles
Romanization |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"The file pinyin.zip contains the compressed files
needed to set up pinyin.exe, a program that performs automatic word segmentation and
romanization on GB Chinese texts."--pinyin.readme.txt. Wg2py.zip is a free Wade-Giles
to Pinyin conversion program. |
| KEYWORDS: |
pinyin, wade giles, romanization |
| TITLE: |
Winnebago
Software Company |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Offers circulation, online public access catalogs,
acquisitions, card production, and more library automation programs to school, public,
academic, and special libraries. |
| LOCATION: |
457 East South Street, Caledonia, MN 55921 |
| PHONE: |
00-533-5430 (sales) ; 800-654-3002 (support) |
| FAX: |
507-724-2301 (sales) ; 507-724-5530 (support) |
| E-MAIL: |
sales@winnebago.com |
| KEYWORDS: |
library software, winnebago |
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