Public librarians have to continue to make enhancement requests.
Dawn Kovacs spoke first on Inventory Control, which is performed by scanning item barcodes with the portable reader. What is really useful information is that items reported as missing don't get anything in the InvDate field. The next speaker was Maureen Hattasch who described a community information database containing approximately 1,100 records and a local events database with about 450 records. All pertinent information on these alternate databases is on the attached handout. She noted that TNS was not developed by Innovative but is a third-party product, which is possibly the reason Innovative requires sites to purchase a PC already configured with TNS software from them.