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I just realized that there is a single code chart that does include the most common symbols. It is called "MARC-8 Plus!" This actually solves most of the problems for catalogers. I can see that it would really suck if I needed special characters and could not get to the map at all.
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This would be useful in cataloging as well. Mostly you use the copyright and phonograph copyright symbols, but is is a real pain that those two are on completely different character groups. If I could have a custom thing I could open that would just have those two that get used all the time, it would be really nice.
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I don't know what key-based authentication is, but EBSCO Discovery Service uses mft addresses. I have them working in Scheduler. I don't know about Data Exchange. I never send directly from Data Exchange. I've only saved to desktop, then send with some other software.
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For those with IT who won't let you use the old Jaspersoft, I would point out that you can edit a jrxml file with notepad++. It's a pain, but then so is Jaspersoft.
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We have also had employees engage in malicious activity, like deleting items to implement their personal censorship. Logs of staff activity would have been invaluable.
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This enhancement is planned for Sierra 6.6.
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Most of our libraries don't use ICODE1 at all because keeping track of what they mean is a pain. However, I would point out that this would require all the libraries in a consortium to agree on what the codes mean. As it is, each one can make them mean whatever they want. I suppose if you can't agree, then you could leave them blank, and those who can agree could label them.
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How about a warning at 9,000 events?