Date Stamping Check-ins
Matthew Michaels
(26 Sep 2013 23:47 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins
WILMA REEDER
(27 Sep 2013 12:31 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins
Skwor, Jeanette
(27 Sep 2013 13:04 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins
Judith Koveleskie
(27 Sep 2013 13:20 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins
Antobam, Emma
(27 Sep 2013 13:48 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins
Diane Westerfield
(27 Sep 2013 15:27 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins
Barbara B Allred
(27 Sep 2013 15:59 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins
Julianne Newberry
(27 Sep 2013 19:40 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins
Didier Partouche
(30 Sep 2013 07:14 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins
Abbigail C Gregg
(27 Sep 2013 17:43 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins Ham, Deb L. (27 Sep 2013 19:21 UTC)
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Re: Date Stamping Check-ins Ham, Deb L. 27 Sep 2013 19:21 UTC
We still date stamp periodicals, print newspapers and print government documents. We use SirsiDynix's product and there is no way to see the date received in the OPAC. It is only when I look it up in WorkFlows that I can see the date received. Since I only work Monday-Friday during the day, there is no way for the Reference or Circulation staff to let someone know when an issue was received if they don't have the date stamp to look at, because they cannot see the Serials Control in their configurations of WorkFlows. Besides, I have worked in Serials for just over 13 years now and we often have the question arise from professors about received date versus cover chronology. A lot of serials are delayed or change publishers often and that effects when they are published. My favorite example so far was a sports/exercise serial that was published in 2002, sent to us in 2003 and had the cover chronology of 1992.... Deb Ham Serials Specialist Reinert Alumni Memorial Library Creighton University Omaha, NE 68178 *********************************************** * You are subscribed to the SERIALST listserv (Serials in Libraries discussion forum) * To unsubscribe, send an email to the server address: LISTSERV@LIST.UVM.EDU . Do NOT include a subject line. Type as an email message these two words: SIGNOFF SERIALST * For additional information, see the SERIALST Scope, Purpose and Usage Guidelines <http://www.uvm.edu/~bmaclenn/serialst.html> ***********************************************