[LINK] We're all pirates (again)
Anthony Hornby
anthony.w.hornby at gmail.com
Mon Mar 7 10:46:26 AEDT 2011
Hi Everyone,
Most library catalogues offer a limit by format option in their advanced
search interface - that should do what you need.
Better (modern) catalogues also facet all search results automatically into
media types amongst other options so you just select the facet that
represents the subgroup of results you want (so clients don't need to know
how to use advanced search).
Hope that helps :-)
Kind Regards,
Anthony
On 6 March 2011 10:27, Kim Holburn <kim at holburn.net> wrote:
> Our libraries here in the ACT you can even borrow ebooks. The nice
> documentation says that they even delete themselves automatically from your
> computer to save you any nasty fines. How very spiffing!
>
> It's hard to use the library catalogue to find real paper books. You do a
> search and all these audio and multimedia thingies come up. I want an
> option that says: only show me real dead-tree type books. Grrr.... The
> life of a pirate is just so difficult!
>
> On 2011/Mar/06, at 10:01 AM, Jan Whitaker wrote:
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> > At 09:28 AM 6/03/2011, Kim Holburn wrote:
> >> They didn't mention books. All those pirates who get books for free
> >> from their local libraries, all those disgusting pirates who watch
> >> stuff for free on their televisions. People who give or lend each
> >> other DVDs, books etc.
> >
> > Not just books at the library. They're multimedia collections now,
> > don't you know. Audio, vids, even computers! Wow! ;-)
> >
> > Jan
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