The latest from NHAIS Notes...
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This summer NHAIS introduced a new source of free MARC records for catalogers. Details on how to find and download records in MARCit can be found in a July 1 NHAIS Notes post. This month we're offering a live webinar showing MARCit in action and allowing you to ask questions about this cataloging resource. Debbie Hensler from Auto-Graphics will be hosting the session on Thursday, Sept. 17, at 10 a.m. This session is free, but you will need to register to get the Zoom link.
Due to ongoing staffing shortages, today’s SW route and tomorrow’s SW-A route have been combined, modified, and shortened into one Friday route. The libraries on these routes who WILL RECEIVE deliveries tomorrow, Friday, September 4, are as follows: New London Newport Washington Charlestown Keene Marlborough Dublin Mont Vernon Weare We can’t add additional stops. Thank you for your understanding. Sincerely, Jennifer M. Finch (she/her) Reference Librarian and State Data Coordinator New Hampshire State Library
As you enter information into the search box of the NHAIS ILL System, suggestions appear below the box. You may select one of the suggestions to complete your entry. The suggestions are drawn from the indexes for the system's union catalog, the NHU-PAC. This week we're seeing words of titles getting squeezed together in those "type-ahead" suggestions.. The more you type, the more words get "smushed" together. Auto-Graphics is aware of this and looking into fixing it. It doesn't affect performance: choosing one of the squeezed-together titles will give the same results as if un-smushed.
The NHAIS ILL System will be offline briefly starting at 10 o'clock tonight (Tuesday, Sept. 1) for software updates. Tonight's changes affect only behind-the-scenes functions.
Today’s SE-A ILL van delivery route [Tuesday, Sept. 1] has been cancelled. The affected libraries are as follows:
Candia Chester Sandown Danville Hampstead Atkinson Plaistow Newton Kingston Brentwood Fremont Raymond
Apologies for the inconvenience and thank you for understanding.
Best, Jennifer M. Finch (she/her) Supervisor, Reference & Information Services and State Data Coordinator New Hampshire State Library
"Posted by:" noreply@blogger.com (David Harris)
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