What 'going digital' has meant to one LibraryWorld customer

LibraryWorld recently welcomed Simon Sanchez High School in Guam to our customer family. We were thrilled when we were sent this wonderful article about what 'going digital' has meant to the community: easier access, availability of electronic documents, ebooks, and enhanced features for patrons. We're happy that this software is making a difference!

Yigo high school's library goes digital

LibraryWorld Service Changes

Our goal at LibraryWorld is to provide the most cost effective professional library service on the market. We believe we have accomplished and exceeded this goal. Over the last four years our Standard pricing has remained at $395 per year while the features and capabilities of the service have significantly increased. After careful consideration, we have determined that a price increase has become warranted to enable us to invest in the technology and staffing necessary to continue to enhance the service.

We understand that any price change impacts our customers and can cause some budgeting challenges, so we want to give as much lead time as possible. Therefore, we are announcing now that as of January 2013, the renewal price for LibraryWorld Standard service will be raised from $395 to $425 per year. This amounts to an increase of less than 8%.  Significant discounts for multi-year renewals will still be available and, if used, can offset this increase. The pricing will take effect for new customers immediately.

Our policy going forward will be modified to implement smaller yearly increases so customers can plan their budgets appropriately without unexpected jumps. We are estimating future yearly increases to be roughly 1% to 2% per year.

We are honored by your trust in our ability to provide innovative technology for your library and will continue to work hard to earn that trust.

Sincerely,
Norman Kline
CEO, LibraryWorld, Inc.

How To Attach .jpeg and .pdf Files to Catalog Records

LibraryWorld users can now attach digital documents to individual catalog records. Supported file types are .jpeg and .pdf. Size limit per file is 512k up to 1,000 files per account. To start attaching files to your records today, follow these three easy steps.

Step 1: Open the catalog record you would like to attach a file to and click 'Add File'.

Step 2: Attach the desired .jpeg or .pdf feature in the attachment window. Read the tips and hints on the page carefully. Remember, the file size limit is 512k.

Step 3: Confirm that the correct file has been attached, and add the thumbnail image as the cover image for the record [if desired].

Tips on file compression:

Free .jpeg compression
5 tips on reducing .pdf file size