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Hi Ginny
It depends. I don't know exactly how many characters display, but I probably
wouldn't use more than 30 - 50 characters per label. We display four fields in
WebOPAC (location, shelf#, status and opacmessage). When users minimize
Millennium screens or browser screens location code labels (max 35
characters)still display nicely and there is no need for scrolling. We haven't
tried very long labels though.
Susanna Aakko
HelMet-Libraries, Helsinki, Finland
susanna dot aakko at hel dot fi
>Message: 1
>Date: Thu, 6 Sep 2007 08:42:03 -0400
>From: Ginny Magisano <gmagisano at starklibrary dot org>
>Subject: [IUG] Location code label display
>To: "IUG (innopac at innopacusers dot org)" <innopac at innopacusers dot org>
>Message-ID: <D67A7DB159F2BD489394F763E46BBFEF999B6EC0 at mail dot scdl dot local>
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>
>Hi Everyone,
>We are defining our location codes and would like to know how many characters
(out of 100) in the location code label will actually display in WebPAC and in
Millennium.
>
>Also, to everyone who responded to my location code structure question a
couple of weeks ago, a HUGE Thank You. Your responses were a great help!
>
>Thanks again,
>Ginny
>
>
>Ginny Magisano
>ILS Coordinator
>Stark County District Library
>715 Market Ave N.
>Canton, OH 44702-1018
>gmagisano at starklibrary dot org
>330-458-3140 (phone) 330-452-0403 (fax)
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