You can add notes to the schedules to reflect local classification decisions and assign multiple keywords to your notes for fast and easy retrieval. Subject Headings from LC Subject Headings Weekly Lists nos. You also can create customized views to configure the windows to suit your own approach to classification. The headings offer additional lead-in terminology and help you assign LC Subject Headings. Sample bibliographic records extracted from WorldCat show how DDC numbers have been used.
Slashes identify where numbers can be abridged or otherwise shortened.
Each built number is accompanied by index terms and the nearest matching DDC schedule number with its caption. A convenient work area displays and stores the parts of the Dewey number you are building as you move among the schedules and tables seeking classification instructions. OCLC recommends using a 486-based machine or higher for satisfactory performance. You also need a color monitor, CD-ROM drive, and a minimum of 8MB of memory. The CD-ROM published each January will function only for that calendar year.