[OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] ***SPAM*** Re: Evergreen Cataloguing Module Help Question - Forgot some detail

[Thomas Berezansky]

On the entering of characters, it may also be possible to enter them  
in with ALT codes (or Unicode Hex Codes with a registry edit). This  
requires you to memorize or have a cheat sheet of codes, though, and  
thus would only be really useful for ones you find yourself entering  
frequently.

If you open the Windows Character Map and find the characters you want  
to enter there you can select them. In the status bar at the bottom it  
may have a "Keystroke:" with an ALT+####. If you hold down the ALT key  
and hit those 4 digits on the number pad it will likely enter the  
character you want. You can also use character map to copy them to the  
clipboard instead of word.

If the characters you want aren't showing Keystroke: commands then  
there are other ways of doing it, the best way I think exists on all  
versions of windows from at least XP on but requires a registry edit  
to enable. I haven't fully researched it, though I can dig up the  
required information if wanted.

Thomas Berezansky
Merrimack Valley Library Consortium


Quoting "Harbottle, Joel R" <joel.r.harbottle at gmail.com>:

> Sorry all, ignore last email, I forgot some detail out of it, I have added
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> Hi All,
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> Hope your all having a good week so far.
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> I have two quick questions I need help with in regards to the Evergreen
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> Q1. Is there a way I can directly insert diacritics/symbols (e.g. the pound
> symbol) into fields in catalogue records without having to copy and paste
> the diacritic/symbols from Microsoft Office Word?
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> Q2. Is there anyway possible in Evergreen to modify the MARC fields and
> subfields in System Administration so we can add our own custom tags, etc,
> like we had in our legacy system.
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> Any help is much appreciated.
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> Kindest Regards,
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> Joel
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> Joel Harbottle
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> Email: joel.r.harbottle at gmail.com
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