Re: Batch Labels

[Helen Dungan <dunganh at mail dot lafayette dot edu>]

Toni,
Create a list of ITEM records that you want to print labels for
Click Show  records
Once the records are displaying, click on FILE  -- you have an  option 
there to Print Continuous Labels. What is nice is you can highlight part of 
you file and chose to print only the selected labels.

Thanks to Corey Seeman for directing me to this originally
Helen

At 04:00 PM 5/20/2005, you wrote:
> Does anyone know  if it is possible to create labels in batch from a list 
> (that was not created by sending each item to a queue and then following 
> the standard procedures)?
>
> We are transferring 6000 volumes from one library to another and so need 
> to relabel all 6000 volumes.  I would like to create the new labels 
> without scanning barcodes and queuing from the actual item record, but 
> work from a list of the records.
>
> Thank you for any suggestions.
>
> Toni Conley Katz
> Asst. Dir. for Technical Services
> Colby College Libraries
>
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Helen Dungan
Cataloging Librarian
Lafayette College                            E-mail: 
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