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
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Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
LibraryWorld Announces the Ability to Attach Digital Documents to Catalog Records
On Thursday, March 29th LibraryWorld will enhance its catalog application to allow users to attach PDF and JPEG documents to catalog records.
Multiple PDF and JPEG documents can be attached directly to catalog records. Thumbnails of both PDF and JPEG files are displayed to provide instant feedback on the contents of each document. Thumbnails of a PDF or JPEG file can be used as the book jacket image for a catalog record.
Libraries with Standard service subscriptions can store up to 1,000 files and each file can be up to 512K in size.
Patrons will be able to view attached documents, thumbnails and full expanded files through the online patron access catalog (OPAC) application.
Multiple PDF and JPEG documents can be attached directly to catalog records. Thumbnails of both PDF and JPEG files are displayed to provide instant feedback on the contents of each document. Thumbnails of a PDF or JPEG file can be used as the book jacket image for a catalog record.
Libraries with Standard service subscriptions can store up to 1,000 files and each file can be up to 512K in size.
Patrons will be able to view attached documents, thumbnails and full expanded files through the online patron access catalog (OPAC) application.
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