[Evergreen-catalogers] MARC Editor spellcheck suggestion

Jane Sandberg sandbej at linnbenton.edu
Tue Oct 15 20:45:18 EDT 2019


I really like the sound of that, Carissa!

Also, OCLC Connexion automatically makes sure that there are enough
spaces between subfields whenever you save the record.  It's so great!

For example, you can type this:

Clinical guide to gastroenterology /ǂcedited by Yang Chen

... and it turns into this when you save the record:

Clinical guide to gastroenterology / ǂc edited by Yang Chen

Maybe that's another thing we could consider?

On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 1:37 PM Carissa Malmgren
<CMalmgren at roanoketexas.com> wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
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> One of the things that came up during the Angular catalog demo was that it’d be nice to have a spellcheck functionality of some sort. After running into several incorrectly-formatted records in the NTLC catalog, I’d like to add to that suggestion that a spellcheck/validation tool checks to make sure the correct punctuation is used between subfields.
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> Example:
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> =245 12$aA Boy and His Dog at the End of the World / $bBy C.A. Fletcher.
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> A Boy and His Dog at the End of the World / By C.A. Fletcher.
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> Notices about this item display (and this might be just us, but definitely highlights the issue):
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> A Boy and His Dog at the End of the World : By C.A. Fletcher by Fletcher, Charlie
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> I’m thinking that, if the mismatch between the punctuation (: vs /) had been flagged while the record was being edited, it would be easier to spot and fix.
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> What do y’all think?
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> Carissa Malmgren
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> Roanoke Public Library
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