Library Cataloging
Doc on Demand is a nice tool for any Palm user, it converts a Web page into the format they use.
- Usemarcon Plus
A new version of USEMARCON Plus, The Universal MARC Record Convertor, is available.USEMARCON facilitates the conversion of catalogue records from one MARC format to another e.g. from UKMARC to UNIMARC. The software was designed as a toolbox-style application,...
- Usemarcon Plus
Version 1.71 of USEMARCON is available for download.USEMARCON is a software application that allows users to convert bibliographic records from one MAchine-Readable Cataloguing (MARC) format to another. Approximately fifty variant MARC formats are currently...
- Usemarcon
The latest version of USEMARCON (Version 1.51) offers librarians the ability to carry out fast on the fly conversion of MARC formats.USEMARCON facilitates the conversion of catalogue records from one MARC format to another e.g. from UKMARC to UNIMARC....
- Pda
I've finally bought a PDA, the Palm m515. The price was just too good to pass up. I've been wanting to provide the What's New at the Lunar and Planetary Library updates in a form that could be synced to a PDA. Now I've got one to experiment...
- Marc Tools
Nathan Denny has kindly released as public domain the projects he has been working on. There is a program to manipulate MARC records, another to convert them into RDF/DC, a Z39.50 tool and more. They are written in Python (I've been hearing than name...
Library Cataloging
Not Cataloging Related
Doc on Demand is a nice tool for any Palm user, it converts a Web page into the format they use.
"The purpose of this mysterious device is the conversion of text files (be they pasted from your clipboard or Stripped by this very engine from the URL you provide) from their ASCII state into a .pdb file which can be read on your palm-top computer (e.g. a Palm Pilot, Visor, one of those crazy PDA-cellphone thingies, a Psion, a Jornada, etc., etc., ad infinitum.) By the glory and miracle of science, the letters of your text doc are whisked through the motivator, into the grinder and then ejected from the vaporisor to the Vagrant's Library where the finished product is stored for download and use."
Thanks to Matthew Eberle at Library Techlog for pointing this out to me.
- Usemarcon Plus
A new version of USEMARCON Plus, The Universal MARC Record Convertor, is available.USEMARCON facilitates the conversion of catalogue records from one MARC format to another e.g. from UKMARC to UNIMARC. The software was designed as a toolbox-style application,...
- Usemarcon Plus
Version 1.71 of USEMARCON is available for download.USEMARCON is a software application that allows users to convert bibliographic records from one MAchine-Readable Cataloguing (MARC) format to another. Approximately fifty variant MARC formats are currently...
- Usemarcon
The latest version of USEMARCON (Version 1.51) offers librarians the ability to carry out fast on the fly conversion of MARC formats.USEMARCON facilitates the conversion of catalogue records from one MARC format to another e.g. from UKMARC to UNIMARC....
- Pda
I've finally bought a PDA, the Palm m515. The price was just too good to pass up. I've been wanting to provide the What's New at the Lunar and Planetary Library updates in a form that could be synced to a PDA. Now I've got one to experiment...
- Marc Tools
Nathan Denny has kindly released as public domain the projects he has been working on. There is a program to manipulate MARC records, another to convert them into RDF/DC, a Z39.50 tool and more. They are written in Python (I've been hearing than name...