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Subject: Re: Question for the hardware techno-wizards
Date: 17 Dec 92 16:17:45 GMT
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I have a scanner on my machine here. It is not of the type you described.
If you will fax me the barcode, 1x and 2x, I will be glad to scan it and
email the results back to you. My FAX is 915-942-2109

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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 08:57:47 -0600
From:         Barbara <baughman@UTDALLAS.EDU>
Subject:      Tech Sessions
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I have already received some notes from volunteers, and I'm very greatful.

I just wanted to remind you that moderators and presenters have their NUGM
registration fees waived.  Those of you who have a hard time coming up
with the money for NUGM might look for opportunities to volunteer.

The moderators are responsible for keeping the presenters on their toes,
turning in all of the material in time for inclusion in the conference
manuals, and in time to get the registration fee waived.  They often will
also take a topic of interest and try to recruit presenters.  The moderator
also makes requests for the equipment (overhead projector, slides, etc.)

Please be generous in volunteering.  As someone who presented at 2 sessions
last year and moderated 2 sessions, it really helps to have lots of folks
who can volunteer for one thing to avoid burnout.  Besides, it's kind of fun.

Thanks in advance.

Babs
TECH1
University of Texas at Dallas
(214) 690-2157
BAUGHMAN@UTDALLAS.EDU
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 08:18:00 EST
From:         Alan Hagyard <HAGYARD@TRINCC.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Question for the hardware techno-wizards

I would suggest sending a copy of the barcode
to someone who has a non-Caere code39 scanner.

They could scan it and display it.

Good luck.

Alan Hagyard
CTW Library Consortium
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 11:00:00 EST
From:         "DIVENS, W.C." <N93774@PITTVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      the Tradition....

Just looked at the calendar and realized that it is getting
to be about that time.  This year's holiday message comes to
you from SAIL magazine.  When I read the little story, and
thought of our two newlyweds; well, it just seemed to be
a good choice.

There was a young lady who was perplexed.  She had been married
to her husband only a few short months, and the Christmas season
was upon them.  She was not quite sure what to get him for
Christmas.  He had just about everything.  He had a fine yacht
and all the other amenities that accompany such affluence.  She
finally just broke down and asked him what he wanted for Christmas.
He just winked his eye at her and said "Dear...you know that I am
a diehard sailor, and you know the stories about sailors.  There
is only one thing I can think of that a sailor can never get enough
of...."

On Christmas morning, he awoke and found his bed empty.  Remembering
his remark, he quickly showered, doused himself in Old Spice (what
else?), threw on just a robe, and hurried downstairs in anticipation
of his Christmas gift.  He heard some rustling coming from the living
room, peeked around the corner and there, laying under the Christmas
tree was.....300 ft. of anchor chain.

To All in NOTIS-Land....the happiest of Holidays.  May your winds
be fair and your seas calm.

Rustbelt Bill
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 14:27:00 -06
From:         Sheri Downer <DOWNESH@AUDUCADM.DUC.AUBURN.EDU>
Subject:      MDAS-NUGM Session Agenda

Well, I know this is just a wonderful time of the year to ask for more
commitments from all of you, but it is almost time to submit the
preliminary plans for the sessions to be offered at NUGM next fall.

The MDAS SIG  came up with the following suggestions for topics and
I need volunteers for presenters and moderators.

1. Downloading Kermit TCP/IP and FTP

2. Managing MDAS databases for beginners: LIB 1's and TECH 1's.

3. Document Delivery and MDAS

4. What's in the future?  MDAS and Infobase.

PLEASE, PLEASE reply to me if any of you are interested in presenting
or moderating any of those topics.  I am also open to any other topics
you may feel are of interest or importance.  Remember, NOTIS will waive
registration fees for all moderators and presenters (and it looks
good on your vita).  Also, don't forget to recommend other associates
who might be interested or willing to do this.

I need to know by January 6 if possible.

Sheri Downer
Systems Librarian
Auburn University
Auburn, AL  36830
205-844-1767
Sheri@lib.auburn.edu
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 11:54:20 EDT
From:         P J Tramdack <TRAMDACK@TSCVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: CHAT - use of NOTIS-L Viewpoint

I second Dan Kirchner's viewpoint on the use of NOTIS-L.  I am happy that
there is a lot less dumping on people with basic-level queries than there
appears to be on other lists, especially lists used by technical workers with
very narrowly defined specialties.  I for one do not have time to read every
posting every day.  Like most NOTIStas, I suspect, I read the headlines and
only a few actual messages a day. To me, the occasional repitition of basic,
but important points is helpful.  Overall, the atmosphere on NOTIS-L is
friendly and supportive, And we should try to keep it that way.

on another matter.  Even though next year's NUGM is a ways off, it is not
too soon to start thinking about poster sessions.  In particular, SIG
chairs who are putting together programs and trolling for speakers should
think of the possibilities of an *adjunct poster session* to provide handouts,
or the opportunity to speak with an expert in depth on a topic covered in a
program.

Also, SIGs should consider having booths at the poster sessions, either to
communicate with members, or to deal with an important development, or matter,
of interest to the SIG and to NOTIS users at large.  If you want to talk,
email me at TRAMDACK@BIGBLUE.TRENTON.EDU; or TRAMDACK@TSCVM.BITNET; or call
at 609-771-2343.   PJT
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 17:08:36 EST
From:         Gerald Snyder <FCLGES@NERVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Mark & send - 5.1 SNA IND$file version

     HFTR is IBM's CICS host side file transfer program. IND$ is the
common file transfer transaction name. ( IND$FILE from TSO or CMS ).
There are two user exit programs that go with it, UPUTFILE and
UGETFILE. All three should be defined in the PPT. The program handles
the host side of the file transfer either from or to a pc. The user
exits are used to load data to a temp storage queue to be received
in the pc (UGETFILE). On a send from the pc, UPUTFILE can be used
to take the data from the temp storage queue. I'm not familiar
with how NOTIS is using these programs. If you don't have a HFTR
load module you may need to link edit HFTR  with includes of other
HF___ object decks.


Gerald Snyder
Florida Center for Library Automation
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 15:28:51 CST
From:         Beth Nicol <BNICOL@LIB.AUBURN.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Windows-compatible 3270 emulation

Leigh:

I use Clarkson's CUTCP under windows, and solved the bombing by using
WINPKT.  Now, my TN3270 stays up just fine under WINDOWS.

Also:  If you find a nice freebie, or very cheap WINDOWS TN3270,
please broadcast it loud and clear!





Beth Nicol                        ************************************
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 00:33:02 CST
From:         kendall <KSIMMONS@UKANVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Question for the hardware techno-wizards

Hey, Rusty...where's your Christmas offering?  I'm leaving for you-know-
where (your reputation is trashed YET AGAIN...and I won't tell my husband)
on Monday, so have to set NOMAIL pretty soon.  Of course, you could always
send it to me.  You KNOW my address...or you could just BRING it to me in
Ithaca!!!

XOXOXOXOX

Kendall
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 15:34:42 EST
From:         "Patrick Calhoun" <N700091@UNIVSCVM.BITNET>
Subject:      MDAS Install Duration?

For:  MDAS users
From: Patrick Calhoun, LIB1, USCarolina
NOTE: Please respond quickly; exactness not required

  If you have finished installing MDAS, how long in months
(roughly) was it from getting the tape to being operational
with at least one database-group?
  Rapid answers (by 12/23) especially appreciated.

<== Patrick Calhoun-Libraries and Collections-Thornwell Annex,
Room #314, University of South Carolina - Columbia; Columbia,
SC  29208-voice:(803) 777-8247-fax:=8057-Bitnet:N700091@UNIVSCVM
Internet:N700091@VM.SCAROLINA.EDU...Celest' Aida==>
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 15:19:29 -0500
From:         "Gina E. Jones" <BWELL@ECSVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      offsite backups

My TECH1 asked that I request information on offsite backs ups.  She's curious
about whether anybody does this, how often, what files are talk  ken offsite, et

Any information on this would be appreciated.  We're working on a disaster
recovery plan.

Thanks,
susan Wood, LIB1
Burroughs Wellcome Co.
From: Phyllis.A.Valentine@UM.CC.UMICH.EDU
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Subject: MDAS hook to holdings for suppressed records
Date: 16 Dec 92 13:41:12 GMT
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Michigan has had the reverse problem, having to add ISSN and ISBN numbers
to older cataloging records.  I imagine that we'd probably put the "hooks"
in local fields, removing them from the searching algorithm.
Phyllis Valentine, U.of Michigan Systems Office
218 UGL, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1185   313 764-0412  usergbpt@umichum.cc
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 08:49:44 -0400
From:         "Liz Bayley (Health Sciences Library) ext 2545"
              <BAYLEYL@SSCVAX.CIS.MCMASTER.CA>
Subject:      Re: OOPS!

Hi, Carolyn, whoever you are!  You are forgiven.  This experiment of Martin's
is somewhat perplexing from my end, though - messages sent and received from
the unknown.

Liz
Health Sciences Library
McMaster University

p.s. The weather here is foggy.  I think we've had all four seasons in one
week!
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Date:         Fri, 11 Dec 1992 12:35:16 CST
From:         Fred Gulden <LB.FHG@ISUMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Reserves

In the old 4.6 Implementation manual there is a section in Appendix O
about Course Reserves.  Do you have a copy of that floating around
anywhere?  Maybe that reference is a hold-over from the earlier version.
Then again, maybe "For the most complete information..." is just
NOTIS-speak.  Maybe "nothing" is the most complete information available.
(Oops, there I go again ...)

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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 13:43:57 EST
From:         Laura Tull <LTULL01@UKCC.UKY.EDU>
Subject:      Christman carol

 Thanks Barbara for the wonderful Christman carol! My Tech I doesn't
have e-mail yet so I printed it off and sang it to her for all the
hard work she's done.
From: AISTERWI@EKU.BITNET
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Subject: Re: Problem exporting from OCLC through GTO
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Laura,
Do you turn your Passport 2.001 machines off at night? Have all of them
stopped working at the same time? The "Timeout during receive" is the
same message we got when we went to 2.001. We were loading the old
version of passport first (which turned DTR on) then we loaded the
new 2.001 version and went well. When we stopped loading the old version
first, things stopped working. I would suggest putting a break-out box
on the Rs232 connection or plug in another PC to the OCLC device and
capture the data and see what is is doing. If you can't do that try
my fix program which turns DTR on.

N DTR.COM
A
mov dx,03fc
mov al,0b
out dx,al
ret

r cx
7
w
q

The above lines can be placed in an ASCII file and run thru DEBUG via the
following command:     DEBUG  <DTR.BUG
DTR.BUG is the ASCII file name which contains the above lines. Note that
the blank line is necessary between the ret and r cx lines. Or just type
debug and type in those lines as above when DEBUG gives the - prompt.
This will create a file called dtr.com which can be run before invoking
the OP program for PASSPORT 2.001. We have it in our AUTOEXEC.BAT so
it always gets invoked. (NOTICE This code is for COM1 attachment to
the GTO machine. If your OCLC device attaches via COM2 (probably not)
you must change the mov dx,03fx line to mov dx,02fc !!!

All this little program does is turn on DTR and ends. This turning on
of the DTR signal is a must for GTO to work. Some wiring schemes already
have this wired to ON some do not. Ours does not.  OCLC is still
checking on our problem, however they did say that 2.001 does not
configure the COM port as did the old version.

Hope this helps!   EARL Terwilliger  AISTERWI@EKU.bitnet
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Vanderbilt's solution to this problem of MDAS hooking to suppressed
records is to remove the ISSN from the suppressed bib record so the
hook won't find it.  --Ramona
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 15:20:53 -0500
From:         AISBALLARD@EKU.BITNET
Subject:      vsam forward recovery - what do you use?
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     Is anyone using an OEM software product to perform forward recovery of
NOTIS vsam files?  We use BIM/RECOV (formerly DTA/RECOV) to do forward recovery
of all of our other vsam databases.  We are not in production with NOTIS yet
and are wondering if there is any problem with using another product for
forward recovery instead of the NOTIS supplied modules.  We will be on
NOTIS 5.0.2.  Any words of wisdom will be appreciated.

Lloyd Ballard     AISBALLARD@EKU    Eastern Ky University
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 18:11:47 EST
From:         Naomi Dushay <NAOX@CORNELLC.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: GTO overlay and 019 and 010

To use GTO 3.0 (we are _just_ starting to test GTO 3.1) to only match
035 for BIB records, make the following modification to LGT610P:

at label BIBS, comment out the lines for 019 and 010 fields:

BIBS     DS    0F
*        DC    X'019F',C'a',AL1(SNXLSCN),AL4(FMTLOC)
         DC    X'035F',C'a',AL1(SNXLSCN),AL4(FMTLOC)
*        DC    X'010F',C'a',AL1(SNXLIBC),AL4(FMTLCN)


Authorities already match on just 010.  For the record, we never did get
authority overlay working with GTO 3.0, but it could be a lot of things.
Our bib overlays work correctly, just matching on 035 fields.

Feel free to contact me if you have questions (though I may not be
able to answer them ...)

-Naomi Dushay
Cornell University
naox@cornellc.cit.cornell.edu
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Date:         Sat, 12 Dec 1992 13:53:36 EST
From:         "MARY POPP, LIBRARY INSTRUCTION, 5-4265" <POPP@UCS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Finding an appropriate forum for my research

I read the information about Gary's research with great interest.  Judith
also gave excellent advice.

As co-chair of the OPAC SIG, I can say that we would be very interested
in providing a forum for this research.  Either Betty Landesman or
I will be in touch with Gary about this further.

Anyone else who has helpful suggestions for this research program or
for other NUGM programs, please let one of the OPAC SIG co-chairs know
soon or make a program proposal on NOTIS-L.

The deadlines will come up very soon after the first of the year!
--Mary Popp
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OPAC SIG Co-Chairs for 1992-93 are:

Betty Landesman
Coordinator, Systems Planning
Gelman Library
George Washington University
2130 H Street NW
Washington, DC  20052

BITNET (preferred email address):  BETTY@GWUVM
INTERNET:  BETTY@GWUVM.GWU.EDU
Phone:  202-994-1333
FAX:  202-994-1340

Mary Pagliero Popp
Head, Library Instruction
Library E172
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN  47405

BITNET:  POPP@IUBACS
Phone:  812-855-4265
FAX:  812-855-8229
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 14:59:20 CST
From:         dawn ventress kight <DAWN@SUBRVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Job Announcement

Job Description for Systems Librarian

The primary responsibility of the Systems Librarian is to
coordinate, plan, fully implement and maintain NOTIS, plus all
other automation services in the John B. Cade Library at Southern
University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Works with and serves as primary
liaison to the University Information Systems Office and reports to the
Dean of Libraries. Must have knowledge and understanding of U.S. MARC
format, experience using automated systems, preferably NOTIS. Provide
leadership and input into the application of new information technology
for the Library by planning and goal setting. Supervises and works with
the Computer Applications Assistant.

An ALA accredited MLS required with a minimum of 3 years of experience
preferably in an academic library. A computer science degree or some
courses in computer science preferred. Excellent interpersonal and
communication skills, experience with and commitment to staff
development training, knowledge of public and technical services,
ability to work well as an individual and on cooperative
endeavors.

Appointment level and salary will be commensurate with experience
and qualifications with a minimum of $30,000.

Send letter of application, resume, the names, addresses and telephone
numbers of 3 professional references to:

                Emma Bradford Perry
                Dean of Libraries
                John B. Cade Library
                Southern University
                Baton Rouge,  LA  70813

Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
Southern University is an equal opportunity employer.
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 1992 13:21:13 -0500
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Subject:      GTO on a LANTASTIC Network
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Has anyone tried to implement GTO on a Lantastic Network.
Any advice?
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 13:34:05 LCL
From:         Sally Grucan <SGRUCAN@WESLEYAN.BITNET>
Subject:      Non-indexing 6xx fields

Thanks to Stephen Hearn and Pat Riva for responses received to my question
about how to subfield a complex 630 Bible field so that it would index.
We will break it into two subject headings as you suggest, rather than use
nonstandard subfield codes.  The heading came from LC record #172343, for
your information.



Sally Grucan                      BITNET:  sgrucan@wesleyan
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Olin Library                      Phone:  (203) 347-9411 ext. 3007
Wesleyan University               Fax:  (203) 344-7969
Middletown CT O6459-0108
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From:         Kim Reverman <KIM@TAMVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Windows-compatible 3270 emulation
              17 Dec 1992 15:28:51 CST from <BNICOL@LIB.AUBURN.EDU>

On Thu, 17 Dec 1992 15:28:51 CST Beth Nicol said:
>Leigh:
>
>I use Clarkson's CUTCP under windows, and solved the bombing by using
>WINPKT.  Now, my TN3270 stays up just fine under WINDOWS.

I also use the Clarkson's CUTCP under windows with PKTMUX.
PKTMUX allows me have multiple sessions up at the same time.
I run MS-Windows 3.1 with MS-DOS 5.0 on a 486-50

Kim Reverman
kim@tamvm1.tamu.edu
Texas A&M University
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