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1A M Libraries Voyager TrainingBasic
CatalogingFebruary 21, 2007
- Janet H. Ahrberg
- Oklahoma State University Library
2Topics
- Using and Creating Templates
- Creating Local Authority Records
- Setting Voyager and Connexion for Unicode
- Modification of Connexion Setting for Deletion of
Extra 035 field in Voyager
3Why Create Additional Templates?
- Use for special projects that OCLC records are
not created. Also create templates that are
incorporated into the daily cataloging workflow - More Efficient and Accurate Cataloging
- Saves time and keystrokes and less errors when
keying in repetitive data -
4Bibliographic Record
Template of a local bib. record for a special
project
5MFHD Example
MFHD used for adding the electronic copy of
National Academy Press titles
6Creating a Template
Go To File?Template?New?Create a New Record
(select type from box)
7Holdings Template
8MFHD Created from a Template
Go to FILE?Save As?Give the file a name?Save to
Voyager/Catalog/Template
91. Go to Options?Preferences--gt Folders/Files.
Click on the Template type. 2. Click on
Voyager?Catalog? Template. Double click the
selected template to upload
Uploading the Template
10Creating Local Authority Records Using the Create
Auth. Command
- Helps provide local bibliographic control
- Names
- Create local personal name authorities
primarily for OSU Thesis - Series
- Create local series authorities for ones that
may be problematic, questionable, not enough
information.
11Creating a Name Authority for a Thesis
Save Bib. Record to bring up the Authority
Validation Screen
12Authority Validation Screen
No Authority Record
Click on Create auth to make a local authority
from the bibliographic record
13Local name authority record
14Local Series Authority Record
15Setting Connexion and Voyager for Unicode
- Unicode is a single character set that
incorporates all of the different alphabets into
one - In the new version of Voyager, the incorporation
of the Unicode format will now allow the use of
the unicode character sets and display of
non-Latin characters - Settings in both Voyager (to read the characters
correctly) and Connexion (to export the
characters correctly) must be set
16OCLC Record Displaying the 245 Field Title in the
Original Language
17Voyager MARC Record
Coding of 245 field is different. The original
foreign language title drops to an 880
field. Note The Voyager Tag Tables also had to
be modified to include the 880 tag so that the
original language could display in the records.
18OPAC DISPLAY
The Original Foreign Language Title Now Appears
at the Bottom of the Record
19Setting Voyager for Unicode
Go to Options? Preferences?Mapping tab. The
first drop-down menu (Expected Character Set of
Imported Records, Local Import) should be MARC21
UTF-8
20Setting Connexion for Unicode
In Connexion, on the menu bar choose
Tools?Options?Export Tab. At the bottom of the
screen, by Choose an export format, change The
setting to Unicode.
21Unicode Compliance Font
- To correctly display all of the information in
the new version of Voyager, use a UNICODE
compliant font - Microsoft Arial Unicode font
22Setting Voyager Font to Read Non-Latin Scripts
SettiFo
Go to Options?Preferences?Colors/Fonts, choose
the font Arial Unicode MS
23Modification of Connexion Setting for Deletion of
Extra 035 field in Voyager for Individual Records
- Problem Imported OCLC records were coming into
Voyager with two 035 fields (OCLC control number) - Why OCLC changed how it added the OCLC control
number to exported records - Solution Change Connexion Settings So It Deletes
the Extra 035 field - OK to delete since Voyager creates an OCLC number
from the control fields for each record imported - For batchloaded bib. records, use the prebulking
process before loading the records to strip the
035. - Note OSU has not tested
24Change Connexion Settings So It Deletes the Extra
035 field
In Connexion open, choose Tools from the
pull-down menu, and select Options Choose the
Export tab. At the bottom, to the right of the
third green arrow, click the Field Export
Options button.Under Fields to Delete,
Bibliographic Records, type 035 This will
delete the 035 field added by OCLC, while Voyager
will continue to generate the standard 035 field