Library Cataloging
Connexion client 1.60 is now available.
With client 1.60, you can:
The Connexion client Help and documentation has now been completely updated with 1.60 information. Please go to the main client documentation page to see the latest client documentation in the Authorities, Basics, Cataloging and Getting Started areas.
In addition, a new Connexion Client Quick Reference is now available online. This 16-page quick reference will also be available shortly in printed form. Watch for a separate announcement of the availability of the printed version of this new quick reference.
Adapted from their e-mail message.
OCLC
Connexion
- Oclc News
News from OCLC.On Sunday, August 16, 2009, OCLC implemented the changes related to the OCLC-MARC Bibliographic, Authority, and Holdings Formats Update 2009. This includes MARC 21 Updates No. 8 (October 2007) and No. 9 (October 2008), MARC Code List changes...
- Oclc
Connexion client version 1.30 is now available. This new version includes WorldCat searching enhancements, support for cataloging with the Arabic and CJK scripts, a Spanish interface, plus a lot more. OCLC Connexion...
- Oclc
Version 1.20 of the Connexion client is now available for download from the OCLC web site. This release includes NACO support for authorities functionality, local files, batch processing, and more. See the client recent enhancements page for more information...
- Oclc
This notice was sent to OCLCCAT. It ties in with the post from yesterday about issues to consider in the change.Change in Connexion client and end of life for Passport/Cataloging datesThe Windows-based Connexion client interface is currently in field...
- Oclc
The latest Fedlink Technical Notes Newsletter has the article "Choosing a Migration from OCLC Passport for OCLC Cataloging" on page 4. It contains some useful things to consider before making the move.Are you still using Passport for cataloging? Should...
Library Cataloging
OCLC's Connexion
Connexion client 1.60 is now available.
With client 1.60, you can:
- Catalog electronic resources using new tools.Use the MARC Update functionality described in Technical Bulletin 252.Specify fields to delete in exported records.Determine if local holdings are attached to records and launch local holdings maintenance in the Connexion browser.Plus a lot more!
The Connexion client Help and documentation has now been completely updated with 1.60 information. Please go to the main client documentation page to see the latest client documentation in the Authorities, Basics, Cataloging and Getting Started areas.
In addition, a new Connexion Client Quick Reference is now available online. This 16-page quick reference will also be available shortly in printed form. Watch for a separate announcement of the availability of the printed version of this new quick reference.
Adapted from their e-mail message.
OCLC
Connexion
- Oclc News
News from OCLC.On Sunday, August 16, 2009, OCLC implemented the changes related to the OCLC-MARC Bibliographic, Authority, and Holdings Formats Update 2009. This includes MARC 21 Updates No. 8 (October 2007) and No. 9 (October 2008), MARC Code List changes...
- Oclc
Connexion client version 1.30 is now available. This new version includes WorldCat searching enhancements, support for cataloging with the Arabic and CJK scripts, a Spanish interface, plus a lot more. OCLC Connexion...
- Oclc
Version 1.20 of the Connexion client is now available for download from the OCLC web site. This release includes NACO support for authorities functionality, local files, batch processing, and more. See the client recent enhancements page for more information...
- Oclc
This notice was sent to OCLCCAT. It ties in with the post from yesterday about issues to consider in the change.Change in Connexion client and end of life for Passport/Cataloging datesThe Windows-based Connexion client interface is currently in field...
- Oclc
The latest Fedlink Technical Notes Newsletter has the article "Choosing a Migration from OCLC Passport for OCLC Cataloging" on page 4. It contains some useful things to consider before making the move.Are you still using Passport for cataloging? Should...