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We are a cooperative library system and have 14 member libraries, each with their own IT support and each with their own desktop security and browser settings. (Which we aren't able to control.) The concern about working offline in leap and losing data if the cache is cleared has been a hurdle to libraries adopting Leap at the circ desk.
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We just did a check for high-priced items and found many where the price for a hardback book was $3800 (the decimal hadn't been entered correctly) and one Minecraft manual that was over $9 million (ISBN had been scanned into the price field). A little pop-up reminder like the one that warns you if your record set is going to be over 10,000 items would be nice in cases like this, since there is a possibility if the patron gets a "Lost" notification it could look really terrifying.