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    Why Automate The Library?: - Efficiency - Productivity - Access

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    This document provides instructions and requirements for configuring and using an automated library system called SLIM. It outlines the necessary hardware for the server and client machines, including processors, memory, storage, and other components. It also lists the required software, including operating systems for the server and clients, and a database system. Finally, it describes some of the core functions available through the SLIM system, such as searching, browsing, collections, and contacting the library.

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    This document provides instructions and requirements for configuring and using an automated library system called SLIM. It outlines the necessary hardware for the server and client machines, including processors, memory, storage, and other components. It also lists the required software, including operating systems for the server and clients, and a database system. Finally, it describes some of the core functions available through the SLIM system, such as searching, browsing, collections, and contacting the library.

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    This document provides instructions and requirements for configuring and using an automated library system called SLIM. It outlines the necessary hardware for the server and client machines, including processors, memory, storage, and other components. It also lists the required software, including operating systems for the server and clients, and a database system. Finally, it describes some of the core functions available through the SLIM system, such as searching, browsing, collections, and contacting the library.

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    Why Automate The Library?: - Efficiency - Productivity - Access

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    This document provides instructions and requirements for configuring and using an automated library system called SLIM. It outlines the necessary hardware for the server and client machines, including processors, memory, storage, and other components. It also lists the required software, including operating systems for the server and clients, and a database system. Finally, it describes some of the core functions available through the SLIM system, such as searching, browsing, collections, and contacting the library.

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    Why Automate The Library?

    Efficiency Productivity Access

    Why SLIM?
    Todays Technology Complete System Sharing Resources Cost Retrospective Conversion Information Sharing Administrative Control Features

    Hardware Configuration
    Server machine (Standalone)
    Intel Pentium 4 onwards 256 MB RAM 10 GB HDD 1.44 MB FDD 256 KB Cache 104/101 TVSE KEYBOARD 2 Serial and 1 Parallel Port 14 SVGA colour Monitor with 64 Bit Controller Card Ethernet Card with Boot ROM (Optional if stand alone machine)

    Back up Device
    IOMEGA ZIP 2.2 GB / CD writer for BACKUP - Optional

    Server machine (Networking)


    Main Server (Required if Network is to be maintained) Intel Pentium III based server onwards 256 MB RAM 16 KB on-chip cache PCI/ISA BUS 256 KB High Performance write Back Second Level cache 1 x 1.44 MB Sony Floppy Disk Drive 10 GB Hard disk Drive PCI FAST SCSI 11 Controller capable of 10 MB /s; (Bus logic / infocom) PCI SVGA Controller 2 Serial Port; 1 High speed Parallel Port; 1 Mouse Port and 1 Keyboard Port 14 SVGA Colour Monitor with 64 bit PCI VGA Controller Card with 1 MB DRAM 101/104 Keys TVSE Keyboard Ethernet Combo Card

    Printer
    InkJet or LaserJet Printer of standard make - Optional

    UPS
    1 KVA Smart UPS-APC SUS 3 G UPS with 30 minutes back up time

    Networking
    24 Port UTP Hub, Cat 5 Cabling + Connector Per Nodes

    System software requirement


    Server Machine
    Operating System Win XP Prof / Win 2000 Server / Win 2003 Server Others IIS installed on the server machine for WebOPAC to work

    Client Machine
    Operating System Win XP (any) / Win 2000 (any) / Win 2003 (any) Others Support for multiple languages (optional)

    Database
    SQL Server (Optional)

    Type the URL http://libmngserver/w21/

    we will get the home page

    Word search : Type the word to be searched in the Search text box and click Go. The search engine will search the word in all the access points , bibliographic description elements of records and the result will be displayed according to the match found.

    Word search

    Detail about the books

    Collection
    To make a collection of different items check the box which is present next to Details link and click on "Collect Items" link while browsing.

    To see the collection , click Collection. Collected items will be displayed.

    By following the same procedure we can collect the different books in collection.

    To display your collection in user


    defined format click on Show Option.

    This will open the default option dialog where you can give sort order, display format, lines per page. Click on Apply. To hide that option dialog click on Hide Option.

    By clicking show option you will get bar showing options like sort order, display format, items/page, one page & apply.
    In Sort order, Natural Author, title Title Item type, author title Item type, title Subject, Item type, author title Item type, subject, author, title

    In display format Tabular Publication Bibliography In items/page 5 10 15

    Show Options

    Contact library
    To see the library contact information, click Library. Phone number and a link to the librarian's e-mail address will be displayed. To send an e-mail to the librarian, click the link. This will open the default mail client where you can type your message and send an e-mail to the librarian.

    Contact library

    Introduction
    This page is expected to have introduction to the library for the users of the library.

    Information
    This page is expected to have additional or changing information about the library.

    Hits
    This shows the no. of people visited this page.

    Active users

    This the number of people who are currently using the software.

    Help
    As the name indicate that if the user have any problem with respect to any tab information can use the help option.

    My Info
    My Info will allow a user to see his or her account information. For this you need to Log in. To Log in as a user, click My Info on the home page. Type the User ID and Password and click Log In.

    My Info

    Advance Search

    We can specify different selection criteria for the search, such as range of Accession Dates, Accession Numbers and Year of Publication. we can also select one or more material types as well as choose the catalogues to be searched.

    The Catalogue menu list allows us to select a catalogue or item description field using which we formulate a search. A catalogue has index entries which speed up the search. For example, the Author catalogue has names of authors (usually surname first.)

    Advanced search

    By clicking on Scope option will get this result

    Browse
    This page displays a list of all the access points in the current catalogue.

    When you click on browse this slide is displayed.

    On this page various options are available like Select Catalogue, Select Script, Search For.

    Browse

    Scope
    Clicking on Scope will display a list of Item Types from which the item types of interest maybe selected to filter the search.

    Expected
    View list of expected items

    Reference Items
    This slide show the reference copies in the library.

    Journal List

    whenever we click on page nos. in bottom 1,2,3 it shows next journals.

    Media List

    Rules

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