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Automated Periodical Systems at Dundee University Library

Lynn Almond

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A description is given of the development and present state of the in-house periodicals housekeeping file and binding systems. An automated public catalogue of periodicals was first made possible by the Library's participation in the Scottish Libraries Co-operative Automation Project. Later the catalogue was transferred to the Geac system.

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A description is given of the development and present state of the in-house periodicals housekeeping file and binding systems. An automated public catalogue of periodicals was first made possible by the Library's participation in the Scottish Libraries Co-operative Automation Project. Later the catalogue was transferred to the Geac system.

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A description is given of the development and present state of the in-house periodicals housekeeping file and binding systems. An automated public catalogue of periodicals was first made possible by the Library's participation in the Scottish Libraries Co-operative Automation Project. Later the catalogue was transferred to the Geac system.

Key concepts: Housekeeping, Library automation, Automation, State (computer science), Library science, Library classification, World Wide Web, Computer science

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