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 ==== Books Going to Reference ==== ==== Books Going to Reference ====
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 +♦Change the item status from 01 to 13.
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 +♦Go to Holdings record in Cataloging and change Collection (852|c) to "​URF"​ if the code is not already URF.
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 +♦Click icon with red arrow in upper right side, "Save on Server and Local Drive"​.
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 +♦Press "​Continue",​ then "​Override"​ buttons when prompted.
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 +♦Affix "​REF"​ label to call number label on spine of book.
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 +==== Adding "​Oversize"​ note if needed. ====
 +♦In Holdings part of the bibliographic record in Cataloging, go to call number field and type <F7>; "​oversize"​.
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 +♦Click icon with red arrow in upper right side, "Save on Server and Local Drive"​.
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 +♦Press "​Continue",​ then "​Override"​ buttons when prompted.
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 +♦Put "​Oversize " label at botton of call number on spine of book.
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 +==== Miscellaneous Problems ====
 +♦Make sure call numbers match library location code assigned. ​ If may occasionally be necessary to change the location in the holdings record or add or delete a location from a call number label.
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 +♦Books without call number lables are particularly likely to have a mismatch between the book and the record. ​ You may want to type in the title rather than wanding in the barcode for books without labels, in order to find out if the books is a duplicate to one already in the collection. ​ A wrong title may be the result of the title being changed at the last minute before publication,​ or of the wrong record being assigned by Promptcat.
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 +♦Books with call number labels sometimes arrive with a minimal bibliographic record. ​ It's a good idea to check for duplicate titles by doing a title search when this happens.
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 +♦Books that belong to numbered series the library collects on standing order are sometimes sent in error via the Approval Plan as monographs. ​ Search by series title for any monograph sent that is also part of a numbered series to be sure it's not a duplicate to one coming on standing order.
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 +♦The first volume of a multi-volume monograph may be sent.  This will need additional attention.  ​
  
  
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