Apologies for my last message, everyone. I was attempting to reply
off-list and hit reply all by mistake.
Sheepishly,
Will Martin
ir or replacement.
I've been struggling with this because I don't think it's wise (or
legal) to store people's credit card data in Alma itself. Do you happen
to know if Touchnet supports scenarios like this, where all that really
happens is the card is taken down in case of
check-out, which could be charged in the event that someone fails to
return a laptop or it comes back broken.
Is that something Alma can do? We've only just switched to it last July
and are still learning its idiosyncrasies.
Will Martin
Head of Digital Initiatives, Systems and Service
hs, and it also casts a bit of shadow on the service's integrity.
I
get that participation is important for this kind of thing, but I
suspect
there are better ways of getting people onboard!
On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 6:02 PM Will Martin
wrote:
> I am concerned by the fact that the IP R
-- a centralized repository of
IP ranges for bulk updating publisher records -- is both sound and
useful. But their business model leaves a bad taste in my mouth. If I
could, I would opt out of the system. But they do not appear to have
made a mechanism available to do so.
Will Martin
Head
All,
Anyone have experience with theipregistry.org?
I took a look at it today and I'm not sold. The concept is good. But I
am skeptical of people wanting to insert themselves into my
institution's workflow.
Will Martin
Head of Digital Initiatives, Systems and Services
Che
're
still curious: have any of you dealt with this? What have you come up
with?
Will Martin
Head of Digital Initiatives, Systems and Services
Chester Fritz Library
University of North Dakota
s from
within your email.
LiquidFiles was purchased by the university system I work for, so I'm
afraid I don't know exactly what security considerations they took into
account or how much it costs.
Will Martin
Head of Digital Initiatives, Systems and Services
Chester Fritz Library
University of North Dakota
First up, thanks for the feedback so far!
I think I need to give more context.
First, we're not going to be scanning books with these. We're scanning:
paper. Old loose-leaf paper. Hundreds of boxes of the stuff. Flatbeds
were designed for that exact medium, so although I do like camera-base
things to look out for?
Will Martin
Head of Digital Initiatives, Systems and Services
Chester Fritz Library
University of North Dakota
any of you been in a similar position?
What did you do? Any suggestions for alternative software we could use
to glue together our rather expensive video-recording hardware would be
greatly appreciated.
Will Martin
Head of Digital Initiatives, Systems and Services
Chester Fritz Library
University of North Dakota
not, what steps have you taken to secure non-book items in
your buildings? I'm interested to hear what you've come up with.
Will Martin
Head of Digital Initiatives, Systems & Services
Chester Fritz Library
University of North Dakota
ields to enable proper sorting -- classMark as varchar and
> classNum as float. I look forward to hearing if anyone else has done it
> more efficiently!
> -Jodie
>
>> On Wed, Oct 25, 2017 at 3:55 PM, Will Martin
wrote:
>>
>> We have a small web app with a MySQL backend
ble definition and then rejigger all the associated SQL queries in the
app.
Does anyone have a better solution for sorting LC call numbers in MySQL
results?
Thanks.
Will Martin
Head of Digital Initiatives, Systems & Services
Chester Fritz Library
University of North Dakota
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have any experience running it from the library's end, so I can't really
testify as to its performance.
Will Martin
On 2017-08-09 14:44, Pennington, Buddy D. wrote:
Do vendors even directly support SSO? We use SSO to enable users to
authenticate into EZProxy for IP-based access to ou
n the past, we've just used the built-in OCR in Adobe Acrobat Pro. But
we're looking at doing a bunch more digitization than we have before,
and I just want to take stock of what's out there and see if that's an
acceptable solution or if there's something else we sh
password. But aside from the PEAR issue,
there's nothing I can see that's so critical that it really needs
addressing.
Will Martin
On 2016-08-25 14:34, Demian Katz wrote:
It's possible that the problem is that updating PHP also updated
PEAR::DB, and it bumped up to a version t
nly doable, but it'd be quite a
pretty fair chunk of work, and in the meantime our reference and access
services staff can't log their stats normally.
Will Martin
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