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Open Voyager Acquisitions,
Cataloging and Circulation modules.
○ Open Purchase Order for the book in hand.
○ Highlight the Line Item that corresponds to material in hand.
○ Click on MARC ► takes you to the Cataloging Module
○ Remove 9XX fields with macro (Ctrl+F9)
○ Execute 490 to 440 macro (Alt+4) if
necessary - (see Note #2) (Does not apply to Casalini
Core Records)
- Add appropriate filing indicator in second location.
○ Check Leader for correct Encoding Level.
○ Check title, sub-title, etc., for accuracy of bibliographic data- (see Note #3)
○ Click on Save to DataBase icon.
- If the series does not validate. Click on Continue then Click on Close.
- If the
series does validate perform Authority Validation:
○ Click
on Authority Validation Tag(s) 440
○ Click
on Retrieve Auth to determine series treatment and take action as
needed.
(Classed
Together vs. Classed Separately)
○ Close Authority Record
(salmon colored) – (Ctrl+F4)
○ Click on Save to DataBase icon.
○ Click on Continue, and then Click on OK.
○ Click on Get Hldgs [Holdings] icon.
○ Adjust 852 field on MFHD by established procedures.
○ Create an Item Record – follow established
procedures.
3. Follow the above steps until all Line Items on the Purchase Order are processed. Then
4. Return to the Voyager Acquisitions Module
○ Click on Approve.
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In the Approve dialog box select – Check for Duplicates
and Receive on Approve.
○ Click on Yes.
○ All Line Items are Received Complete
○ Status track material – follow established procedures.
Notes:
1. On June 1, 2006, the Library of Congress implemented a new policy to record all series
Statements as untraced (490-0) and to limit situations in which series will be classed
Together. For further information see - http://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/series.html
2. To run the 490/440 macro: Mouse click on the grey selection bar to the left of the 490 field.
This should highlight the entire field. As mapped, the key sequence is Alt+4 (490 to 440 macro). This step should leave the cursor at the 2nd indicator, as a reminder to the user to check for a non-filing indicator. Workstations may vary in how to handle the macro. Should you have problems, consult your Manager, Work Leader, or Expert User.
3. Follow your department or unit’s instructions on overlaying.