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Hi, Stephen,
According to my experience, we could try batch exporting on CatMe. But, the
system actually still export one by one. I prefer exporting the records one
by one not by batch, since I like to check each record on the local system
after exporting. So, batch exporting doesn't matter to us.
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Joanne She
Head of Technical Services
Maryland State Law Library
Courts of Appeal Building
361 Rowe Boulevard
Annapolis, MD 21401-1697
(410)-260-1430 Fax 410-974-2063
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Subject: CatMe batch export
Author: innopac@xxxxxxxxxx (innopac-admin@xxxxxxxxxx) at MDCOURTS
Date: 01/03/2002 4:15 PM
Greetings in the New Year,
I am very new to using CatMe for exporting into III.
Prior to last week, we exported from Passport/CatMe into
III via cable and
the lantronix boxes. Each record exported from Passport
produced a report
that printed out from a thermal printer.
Occasional batch exports of up to 500 records were done via CatMe
into III.
To save us from the lengthy printout, the person exporting
simply shut off
the thermal printer.
We now export exclusively by OCLC gateway. This is great,
since we are no
longer limited to using "export only" terminals. But one thing
has changed:
the report is now produced in an on-screen window generated
after each
export instead of onto the thermal paper.
This means that when I batch export 100 records, that
report window must
be closed 100 times. I have attempted to have this information
diverted to
a printer. This won't work for me in CatMe (although it is
supposed to) and
when I try it from Passport, the report is still generated in
an on-screen
window in addition to being printed.
So, in gaining more exporting versatility, we appear to
have lost some
functionality, just at the moment when batch exporting is
becoming a real
need at my library.
Technical support at III told us that the on-screen export
report cannot
be disabled. Has any other III library found a way to bypass
this problem
(without resorting to FTS)?
Our only solution so far is to re-activate the cable/lantronix
box method.
Stephen T. Early
Cataloger
Center for Research Libraries
6050 S. Kenwood Ave.
Chicago, IL 60637
773-955-4545 ext. 326
early@xxxxxxxxxx
Center's web site: wwwcrl.uchicago.edu
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