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As long as you are using WEBADDRESS links to Amazon that click through, I don't see why not. The III example goes to a larger image, not to Amazon; the first hack changed this to go to Amazon instead, same as WEBADDRESS' "More Information" parameter. So, I doubt Amazon even knows what you are asking ;-)

Rob

Zhou, Don wrote:

I have a hack, but unless somebody can find out if it is perfectly ok
with Amazon, do not use it. I have tried to contact Amazon, but got no
reply, so we are not using it.

The hack:
BIBIMAGE=http://images.amazon.com/images/P/%s.01.00TLZZZZ|i|http://your_
library_catalog_address/search/i?%s

What this does:
A click on the image, instead of going to Amazon, will go to the full
bib display from your catalog. In other words, most patrons would
expect that a click on the image displays the full bib, not the Amazon
link, unless you have stated somewhere on your catalog site that the
book cover goes to Amazon.


Note: "01.00TLZZZZ" determines the size of the image.


Don Zhou




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Robert F. Rapp
Information Technology Librarian
Menomonee Falls Public Library
rfrapp at mf dot lib dot wi dot us