Library Cataloging
Looking for advice. I want to print card labels. I hear there is a problem with spine labels fading, sometimes rather quickly, at least on the Dymo printers. Since we are a research library, materials are rarely weeded. I can't afford to redo all the spine labels 10 years from now. So I figure if I can print the card labels that is some time saved.
I use Marc Wizard for cataloging. However, that does not have an option to print continuous feed card labels, every option also has spine labels. Our ILS, Athena, has even fewer options.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how I could automate the printing of card labels? Thanks.
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Library Cataloging
Printing Labels
Looking for advice. I want to print card labels. I hear there is a problem with spine labels fading, sometimes rather quickly, at least on the Dymo printers. Since we are a research library, materials are rarely weeded. I can't afford to redo all the spine labels 10 years from now. So I figure if I can print the card labels that is some time saved.
I use Marc Wizard for cataloging. However, that does not have an option to print continuous feed card labels, every option also has spine labels. Our ILS, Athena, has even fewer options.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how I could automate the printing of card labels? Thanks.
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The program schedule is now available for ER&L 2009 February 10-12, 2009 Pre-Conferences February 9, 2009 UCLA - Covel Commons Los Angeles, CA I'll be at this meeting, thanks to the scholarship. I'll be arriving a couple days early and staying...
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I'm all for labels that make our cataloging more accurate, informative and save time. This proposed bill sounds good to me:Senator Ron Wyden recently introduced the Digital Consumer Right-to-Know Act (DCRKA), a bill that would require entertainment...
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