Hi--
Oh--I understand now! Thank you for clarifying, Colleen. I wish I could
help or offer suggestions on Koha's record save functions in those formats,
but neither we nor the researchers really use them on Koha. When we or our
users need a particular bibliographic citation format for export th
Hi to all,
if you want to improve RIS export
you need to work on C4/Ris.pm.
If you want to improve BIBTEX export
you need to work on routine marc2bibtex
inside C4/Record.pm.
The best option is transform the conversion
from perl-code conversion in a XSLT conversion.
But you need to start from s
Heather,
I have the FF Zotero plugin and you are correct, for the most part it works
correctly. It grabs the data from what is visible on the record detail page
instead of using MARC fields to tags.
I am more concerned with using the "Save Record" options in Koha. If you
save the record using RI
Hi--
How are you exporting into Zotero, Colleen? I went to the record you
mentioned in your email:
http://keys.bywatersolutions.com/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=2
And when I saved it to my Zotero, I clicked that little Zotero page icon in
my Firefox toolbar & chose the option, "Save
The issue I have with using 773 for analytic records is combining all the
source info into one field does not allow for proper export into
bibliographic software such as EndNote, Zotero, or Refworks.
This is a record for an article I exported in RIS (this is from Heather's
library as ours maps R
We have been doing this for almost a year with a slightly different method.
We have citation data in a Koha database as an add on to our main
catalog (Innovative's Sierra).
Encore is our discovery platform. It uses Koha's OAI interface to
harvest records in
the Koha database. Encore includes
Hi Colleen,
We use Koha to maintain our small library collection, as well, compiling
journal citation index (cataloguing conference papers, book chapters, etc.
shouldn't be much different).
Please see:
http://opac.translib.com/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=11710&query_desc=ti%2Cwrdl%3
I look forward to it, Colleen--I'm always happy to chat about cataloging!
If I come up with record examples in our catalog that I think others might
find useful, I'll be sure to send those to the Koha list as well, and
perhaps to Nicole to include in the manual.
Cheerio!
h2
~~
Heather
Heather, I can often be found banging my head against the wall while
cataloging these citations. I haven't had much luck finding examples of
conference papers and book chapters cataloged in MARC. I do indeed have
some questions that I will email you off list. Thank you for responding :)
Colleen
Hi, Colleen--
I'm sorry that you've found cataloging non-physical items in MARC
frustrating--I catalog a lot of non-physical resources in MARC (and have
for a long time, both with AACR2R & RDA), so please let me know if I could
answer any questions you might have.
Cheerio!
h2
~~
Heath
We are using Koha for our GIS Bibliography, see: gis.library.esri.com. There
are roughly 150,000 citations (with some full-text pdfs) in our database.
The goal is to cover all significant literature and grey material related to
geographic information science.
We've encountered several issues and
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Dear koha-community!
This is an amazing project! Thank you all for it!
We somehow want to divert Koha slightly from its intended use – and we
Dear koha-community!
This is an amazing project! Thank you all for it!
We somehow want to divert Koha slightly from its intended use – and we asked
ourselves two questions:
1. Has anyone ever did the same? (My forum search suggests: no)
2. Is it a good idea? Does it make sense? Or are there bett
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