Re: [Koha] Circulating non-specific items

Thank you, Lauren! I had thought of the envelopes too (like the hanging clear plastic ones we had "back in the day" for books with audio cassettes). I think that will be the most obvious/easy option. I'm guessing your equipment and weirdly shaped items each have their own specific barcode?

Re: [Koha] Circulating non-specific items

HI Caroline, I have two different situations that are related. Magazines: I didn't care which magazine went home with a student just that a magazine went home with them. I bought large clear envelopes that held the magazine that students wanted. The envelope had the barcode on it and was used to

[Koha] Circulating non-specific items

Hello everyone! I need to pick the collective brain about a question I received from one of our libraries. They are a toy/game library. For games and books, they circulate items normally. However, they have some toys in many copies and they don't need to or want to have a specific barcode fo