NewGenLib capabilites

[culinarian]

My install seems to be running as it should, yet I am unsure of the implemented capabilities/features implemented or yet to be implemented.

Should I be able to:

-search and populate my database via external sources, I.E. enter ISBN, title or author and have NGL access something like Library of Congress or some other source and insert a record of the specific title into my catalog?

-import existing lists from; raw text containing ISBN, CSV, Excel or similar

-specify call number schema: I.E. Dewey

If I should be able to access features like this, how do I adjust my configuration accordingly?

Sincerely,
Gary

[Verus Open Source Support]

Hi,
Greetings from NewGenLib Open Source

Please visit the links available at
http://verussolutions.biz/kb/catalogingFAQ (For Cataloging related functionalities)
and
http://verussolutions.biz/kb/circulationTutorial (For Circulation related functionalities)

Also please take time to read our NewGenLib Adaptation Program http://www.verussolutions.biz/web/nglAdaptationProgram

Regards
NewGenLib Open Source Team

On 11/23/2011 06:05 PM, culinarian [via NewGenLib] wrote:

My install seems to be running as it should, yet I am unsure of the implemented capabilities/features implemented or yet to be implemented.

Should I be able to:

-search and populate my database via external sources, I.E. enter ISBN, title or author and have NGL access something like Library of Congress or some other source and insert a record of the specific title into my catalog?

-import existing lists from; raw text containing ISBN, CSV, Excel or similar

-specify call number schema: I.E. Dewey

If I should be able to access features like this, how do I adjust my configuration accordingly?

Sincerely,
Gary

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