Once a set of records is retrieved, perhaps from several libraries, you can easily restrict the list to just one library by checking that name. Or similarly if you have retrieved say 50 works from a title word search for Stars and want astrology not the astronomy or movies, then simply clicking the appropriate subject headings in the record analysis Pane will restrict the list appropriately. If you need to, you can examine a Log Window which lists the diagnostics from the server - you can see exactly how the various hosts responded. Exporting records Once you have records on your PC they may be exported to a disk file in any one of nine formats including MARC, Procite, Reference Manager, Ibid and plain text. MARC records are in exchange format and so can be used by any MARC loading utility to add onto a library system database for editing.
Procite users can take advantage of a fast export feature to load directly into a Procite database.
Version 3 compliance BookWhere 2000 claims to have version 3 features but it does not make it clear which these are. A Z-client can be compliant with version 3 yet not have all the features. It does not have scanning or named result set features. It gets complicated therefore when trying to sort out what is happening and where. The Test Host feature in the host setup function, displays a useful set of Z-server parameters showing which services are supported etc.