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Part Three: Appendices
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Appendix A: Authorized Cataloging Standards & Authority Lists
Appendix B: Institutional Names Used in 590 Field
Appendix C: ITYPES
Appendix D: ICODE1 Ranges and LOCATION and AGENCY Codes
Appendix E: MAT TYPE and SUPPRESS Codes
Appendix F: Create List Ranges
Appendix G: Database & Record Structure
Appendix H: Configuring OCLC Software to Export to OPAL
Appendix I: Glossary
Appendix J: Edit Standardized List of Juvenile Awards Notes for 586
Appendix K: Exceptions to OPAL Cataloging Standards and Procedures
Appendix L: Sample Workflows
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Appendix H:
Configuring OCLC Software to Export to OPAL
Connexion Client
Select
Tools
from the menu bar and then
Options
from the drop down menu.
Click on the
Export
tab.
Click
Create
in the
Select an Export Destination
section.
Select
OCLC Gateway Export
and click
OK
.
Enter
cat.opal-libraries.org
in the
Host Name
box.
Enter
5500
in the
Port
box.
Enter
10
in the
Timeout
box.
Enter
0
in the
Retries
box.
Enter
90
in the
Delay
box.
Click
OK
Click
OK
to accept the default
Export Destination
name.
Click
Close
Connexion Browser
Log into OCLC Connexion.
Click the
General
tab.
Select
Preferences
from the
Admin Options
pull-down menu.
Click
Export Options
.
Select the
Export to a TCP/IP Connection
option within the
Export Destination
section.
Enter
cat.opal-libraries.org
in the
Host Name:
box within the
TCP/IP Connection Options
section.
Enter
5500
in the
Port Number:
box.
Enter
10
in the
Timeout
box within the
TCP/IP
Timeouts
and
Retries
section.
Enter
0
in the
Retries
box.
Enter
90
in the
Delay
box.
Click the
My Default
button to save these settings as your authorization’s permanent export setting.
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