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Adding this would bring parity with the client - currently if you import in the client, a 020$z does NOT match and overwrite an existing bib with a 020$a or another 020$z that has the same ISBN. We have taken advantage of this by having 020$z IBSNs listed for the individual items in a kit, without risking overwrites if there is a new import of one of the individual titles. But an IBSN search will still bring up the kit because it contains that title.
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This feature is also needed in the duplicate detection screen. When a duplicate is detected, it should have the compare option right there, rather than having to cancel the duplicate detection and then doing a manual search in the compare option to find the same record the system already flagged for you.
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I always use the Standard Identifier search in the client - it saves a lot of time when I'm switching between books and DVDs or other materials that use a UPC instead of an ISBN. As the main post says, if you have the search set to IBSN and pop in a UPC, you won't get results, so you have to be double checking you have it set properly. Having a standard identifier option would eliminate this issue.
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This is especially important for libraries that have multilingual collections - for languages that have special characters that aren't easily input by keyboard, or that you need to install multiple keyboard options to use and then memorize the shortcuts for. If you need French, that's fairly straightforward, but as soon as you add Swedish or Indigenous languages like Dene, you start having a whole bunch of special characters that aren't in the "English-international" keyboard set. Having a diacritics/special characters box in LEAP would be very helpful.