Catalogers Group

November 29, 2001

Present: Caroline Miller, Rebecca Aiken, Gia Aivazian, Elie Chammou, Joan LoPear, Renee McBride, Beth Feinberg, Janice Matthiesen, Jeff Morehead, Louise Ratliff, Silvia Mariscal, Nelson Velasquez, Paul Priebe, Maria Salazar, Rita Stumps, Luiz Mendes, Robert Hanks, Elizabeth Patterson, Shahnaz Yousefnejadian, Sharon Wiskoff, Laura Horwitz, Beth Soffran, Shohreh Zandieh, Michele Maslowski, Martik Martirossian, Valerie Bross, Ron Watson, Angela Riggio, Jean Rashedi, Claudia Horning, Claudia Carcamo, Chamya Kincy, Jeff Sundquist, Kris Brix, John Riemer (recorder)

 

I. Cat Client Update Class.

Rita and Louise taught the class that the Cat Client Training Group will be giving in early December, covering the features of the new client.

  1. Default search with "start search" button is now Boolean "and," not phrase search
  2. Example: TITL gone wind

    --Calls up all records with words "gone" and "wind" somewhere in a title field

    --Look for record with the title "The wind done gone" to illustrate this example

    Example: TITL "gone with the wind"

    --Can still do phrase searching by enclosing phrase in quotation marks

    --Calls up all bibliographic records with the phrase "gone with the wind" in a title field

    Example: NAMZ harris and TITL chocolat

    --Can still combine different qualifiers/indexes

  3. JTTL
  4. --Searches most title fields in records coded as serials

    Example: JTTL science [start search]

    Example: JTTL science [left-justified, browse]

  5. Reverse date of publication default order
  6. Example: TITL chocolate [start search]

    --From 008

    --Dates ending in "9999" file first

  7. Wild cards
  8. ? = multiple characters missing; middle or end of word

    # = single character missing; middle or end of word [NOTE: used to be *]

    Example: TITL wom#n work?

    --woman/women/etc.

    --work/works/worker(s)/working/etc.

    Example: TITL "work? wom#n"

    --Can use with phrase searching

    Example: JTTL americ? scien?

    Example: TITL work? wom#n [keyword, browse]

    --Works with Browse searching (keyword only)

  9. Call number searching
    1. CALH
    2. --Same as old "CALN" search

      --Set for holdings records

      --Use "start search" button

      Example: CALH PC11

      --Need to sort to put in order (limit of 1000 records)

      --Remember idiosyncrasies in display order:

      PC1159

      PC117

      PC1171

    3. CALN

--New call number search

--Set for bibliographic records

--Use "browse" button, left-justified

--Call numbers pulled from HOLDINGS records, even though display is bibliographic records

--DISPLAY:

--Call Number (from Holdings record)

--Location (from Holdings record)

--Main Entry (from Bibliographic record)

--Title (from Bibliographic record)

Example: CALN PC11

PC11

PC12

--Show: Highlight (more than one)/Basket/Sort/View record function

--Pulls call number from holdings record, NOT bibliographic record

Example: CALN QA297Z9

--Call numbers sort in correct shelflist order (i.e., alpha decimals before numeric decimals):

QA297.Z9

QA297.3

Example: CALN PT2459

--Example of single/double cutter sorting

--Show:

--"Start search"

--Call numbers from bib. or holdings record

--left-to-right truncation

--Show:

--"Browse"

PT2459 A15 1911

PT2459 A15 S8

PT2459 Z5 1988

PT2459 Z5 B46

Example: CALN PT2459Z5 [no space]

Example: CALN PT2459 Z5 [space]

Example: CALN PT2459.Z5 ["."]

--Three above searches all get same result

Example: CALN PS3561 K586c

--Copies located in different branches file next to each other

Example: NAMZ harris and CALN PR6058

--Can combine searches, including call number searching. Call numbers are pulled from the holdings records (scroll down to approx. no. 10 in the list to see bibliographic record which has "PR9320.9" in it; call no. in holdings record starts with "PR6058")

  1. Help screens
  2. Example: [F1] OR Click on [Help]

    --Can use new Help Screens for guidance

    --Same information as in DRA Cataloging User’s Guide

    LIS web site:

    http://www.library.ucla.edu/units/lis/index.html#02

    --Local qualifiers/indexes not listed, because they are UCLA-specific

    --[F1] is context-sensitive

    --SHOW: "book" tab

    --SHOW: "key" tab

    --Can use new Help Screens for guidance

  3. Miscellaneous
    1. Customizing workform display
    2. Example: [Options]; [Settings]; [Workform Display]

      --Usage similar to setting other hitlist displays

      --Can use Help screens for guidance

      --Information also in User’s Guide pg. 45-48 (LIS web site)

      --Can now customize display of workforms listed in Activity Navigator

    3. Hitlist display
    4. --[Options]; [Settings]; [Hitlist display]

      --Additional headers added to hitlist options

    5. MARC21 updates
    6. Example: NATI harris chocolat

      --[View]; [Labeled display]; [General information]

      --Terminology is now according to MARC21

      --All record formats have been updated to use definitions and labels from MARC21

    7. Toolbar changes
    8. --New toolbar additions: Print, Print preview, Next, Previous

      --"Next" and "Previous" take you to next and previous windows which you have opened (not next and previous records in a hitlist; same right- and left-arrow buttons still exist for that)

    9. Print preview

--You can now preview any record before it is printed

--Click on [Print preview]; use [Zoom in] to see record more clearly; can also

set fonts to be larger and bolder via [Options]; [Settings]; [Font]

--Also, you can print a holding record with one or all of its non-MARC items

--If cursor is in Item extension area, Item extension information prints

--If cursor is in Holdings area, Holdings record prints

  1. Announcements

Catalogers Group meeting dates for December will be the 13th and 20th.