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  Bev League August 11, 2017 10:38

  Tennessee would like to invite any Concourse or Atriuum users to join us at our Carnival of Ideas Fall Training Events during September and October. Information on dates and locations are on the Events Page as well as www.tnbaptist.org. (Just search for library to find a listing of classes at each lcoations.) We would love to have you join us!
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  Buford Carter August 31, 2014 14:30

  Re: Atriuum reports in XML format

  Won't CSV fail if a title contains a comma?  Example: Ah-one, ah-two!
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  Allison Maynard August 26, 2014 21:47

  Atriuum has two ways to export a report. You can "export report as text" or you can "export report as CSV". CSV export behaves exactly as the "Export Report As Text" but delimits the results with commas instead of with tabs.
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  Bev League August 26, 2014 20:37

  Check out the Tennessee Library Training Events on ning. We are offering both Concourse and Atriuum classes. Please join us in Chattanooga, September 6; Maryville, September 13; Nashville, September 27; and Memphis area, October 11. 
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  Buford Carter August 26, 2014 20:09

  Concourse has a feature that prints reports in XML format. Is this feature available in Atriuum?
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  Allison Maynard September 9, 2013 7:28

  I hope many of you in Tennessee will be attending the workshops that are offered in Maryville (Sept. 14), Memphis (Sept. 21), and Murfreesboro (Sept. 28)this month. Bill Jones and I are presenting sessions on Concourse (Bill) and Atriuum (me). We had a great turn out in Cleveland this past Saturday. 

  Those that live in Alabama need to be sure to sign up for Shocco Springs Sept. 16 - 18, or for North Alabama Church Library Workshop on Nov. 3, at Eva Nell's church in Athens, AL. There will be Concourse and Atriuum sessions at both of these events.
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  Sandra Fitts December 29, 2012 21:39

  When withdrawing items, we have created a "Removed" class in the Location field and place the items to be removed in that location. We also add the term "removed" to one of the call number fields (optional). We then generate and print a list of items to be removed, giving us a history of what has been removed.  We only delete items once or twice a year; that gives those items which may have been "lost" a little more opportunity to show up again, but the record will show the item removed if someone searches the catalog for it. 
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  Joyce McCartney January 17, 2012 15:32

  WebOpac is great! You do need local tech people that are willing to work with you to set it up depending on how the church computers work with the library computers. We have utilized the Books Systems tech support several times to help us also. It is a great tool for giving folks access to your catalog on-line.
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  Carol Roeder January 14, 2012 22:52

  I am looking forward to being a member of this group.  We purchased Webopac years ago, but have never used it.  I hope we can get our church to set it up this year.
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  Brenda Taylor Moriarty January 13, 2012 7:48

  First Baptist Church in Kingsport, TN, has just purchased WebOPAC.  I am looking forward to having our collection available online.  Thanks Eva Nell for the encouragement!