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   * **Packages** - The **Packages** option displays all of the Item Packages that have been created on the system, either through the standard **Package Manager** dialog available via the BISON toolbar menu, or as a result of the [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​bison_integrity_check|Integrity Check]] system. Selecting a package results in the items being filtered only to those items which were specifically attached to the Package. Removing an item from a package will also remove it from the list if displayed items.   * **Packages** - The **Packages** option displays all of the Item Packages that have been created on the system, either through the standard **Package Manager** dialog available via the BISON toolbar menu, or as a result of the [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​bison_integrity_check|Integrity Check]] system. Selecting a package results in the items being filtered only to those items which were specifically attached to the Package. Removing an item from a package will also remove it from the list if displayed items.
  
-The right-hand side of the dialog displays the record details. The details initially remain inaccessible until a record is selected from the left-hand list. Once selected, the details can be accessed and edited. In a standard Catalogue Item details display, the right-hand area contains a number of sections, ordered vertically:+{{ :​pergamonmystic:​linkedhelp:​mystichelp_catalogue_0001.jpg?​200|}} ​The right-hand side of the dialog displays the record details. The details initially remain inaccessible until a record is selected from the left-hand list. Once selected, the details can be accessed and edited. In a standard Catalogue Item details display, the right-hand area contains a number of sections, ordered vertically:
  
   * **Standard Details** - The standard details section is non-scrolling and always appears at the top of the dialog. This section contains the **Accession Barcode** of the item, its serial number (for books, most usually the **ISBN** in either ISBN-10 or ISBN-13 format) and the **Title** of the item.   * **Standard Details** - The standard details section is non-scrolling and always appears at the top of the dialog. This section contains the **Accession Barcode** of the item, its serial number (for books, most usually the **ISBN** in either ISBN-10 or ISBN-13 format) and the **Title** of the item.
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   * **Basic Information** - The basic information section contains single-field values (i.e. each item possesses only one version of each field). These fields are the: **Cost**, **Class** (an shelf indexing method, usually //Dewey// for books), the **Volume Number** if in a series, the **Availability** (the date it became available in the library), the **Year Released** or produced, its **Media** type (such as //​paperback//​ for books, but can also refer to other applicable options such as //camera lens//, //DVD// etc.), any **Series** name to which it belongs (e.g. //Harry Potter//), it's general physical storage **Location** (such as simply //Library// or another room name), it's **Publisher** and its **Source** (origin of acquisition).   * **Basic Information** - The basic information section contains single-field values (i.e. each item possesses only one version of each field). These fields are the: **Cost**, **Class** (an shelf indexing method, usually //Dewey// for books), the **Volume Number** if in a series, the **Availability** (the date it became available in the library), the **Year Released** or produced, its **Media** type (such as //​paperback//​ for books, but can also refer to other applicable options such as //camera lens//, //DVD// etc.), any **Series** name to which it belongs (e.g. //Harry Potter//), it's general physical storage **Location** (such as simply //Library// or another room name), it's **Publisher** and its **Source** (origin of acquisition).
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 +{{ :​pergamonmystic:​linkedhelp:​mystichelp_catalogue_0002.jpg?​200|}}
  
   * **Mystic Expanse Indexing Fields** - The Mystic //expanse// represents an indexing system which allows an unlimited number of indexing values to be attached to an item, using the [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​edit_multi_value|multi-value control]]. A standard library will normally have the first four Indexing Categories: **Audience** (the type of reader that the item is intended for), **Contributors** (or Authors, who contributed to the creation of the item, **Keywords** (representing words or phrases that a reader may use to find the item) and **Levels** (or //reader levels//, describing the reading level that the item is intended for). New categories can be added for advanced libraries, with some of the usual additions including: **Subject** area (allowing selection of Catalogue sub-sections),​ **Vendors**,​ **Categories**,​ **Languages** and **Provenance**.   * **Mystic Expanse Indexing Fields** - The Mystic //expanse// represents an indexing system which allows an unlimited number of indexing values to be attached to an item, using the [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​edit_multi_value|multi-value control]]. A standard library will normally have the first four Indexing Categories: **Audience** (the type of reader that the item is intended for), **Contributors** (or Authors, who contributed to the creation of the item, **Keywords** (representing words or phrases that a reader may use to find the item) and **Levels** (or //reader levels//, describing the reading level that the item is intended for). New categories can be added for advanced libraries, with some of the usual additions including: **Subject** area (allowing selection of Catalogue sub-sections),​ **Vendors**,​ **Categories**,​ **Languages** and **Provenance**.
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 You can create a new item by clicking the **[Create]** toolbar icon. In the standard creation mode, a new item is created in the database and displayed (in isolation) in the list. At this time, the accession number is not known so is given a default accession number of **<​New...>​** incorporating the date on which it was created. If not automatically selected, click the record in the list to display its details ready for editing. You can create a new item by clicking the **[Create]** toolbar icon. In the standard creation mode, a new item is created in the database and displayed (in isolation) in the list. At this time, the accession number is not known so is given a default accession number of **<​New...>​** incorporating the date on which it was created. If not automatically selected, click the record in the list to display its details ready for editing.
  
-Note that you can [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​catalogueoptions|optionally configure]] the **Catalogue Item Manager** to:+Note that you can [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​catalogue_options|optionally configure]] the **Catalogue Item Manager** to:
  
   * **Generate the next barcode** - On **Create** the system will generate the next barcode number automatically and add it to the item rather than **<​New...>​**.   * **Generate the next barcode** - On **Create** the system will generate the next barcode number automatically and add it to the item rather than **<​New...>​**.
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 ==== Removing an Existing Item ==== ==== Removing an Existing Item ====
  
-xxxx+In order to remove an existing item from the catalogue, first find and select it from the left-hand list to display its details. 
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 +Confirm that this really is the item that you wish to remove, then click the **[Remove]]** toolbar icon. After confirmation,​ the item will either be: 
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 +  * **Removed From The Database** - the item is permanently removed from the database. 
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 +  * **Deactivated,​ and moved to the Purge Bin** - this is the default and //​recommended//​ settings. The option can be changed in the [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​catalogue_options|catalogue options]] toolbar. Once placed into this situation, the item will **not** appear on OPAC searches and will not be found in circulations. Using this mode allows you a second chance of recovering the item.
  
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 ===== Additional Catalogue Manager Features ===== ===== Additional Catalogue Manager Features =====
  
-xxxx+The **Catalogue Item Manager** possesses a number of additional features which expand the ability of staff users in cataloging and maintaining items. These include: 
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 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​catalogue_active|Activating / Deactivating items]]\\ 
 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​bookmarking|Bookmarking Items]]\\ 
 +  *  
 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​catalogue_trash|Tools Toolbar: Deleting the trash (Purge Bin Contents)]]\\ 
 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​catalogue_copy|Tools Toolbar: Duplicating items]]\\ 
 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​catalogue_find_dup|Tools Toolbar: Finding duplicate items]]\\ 
 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​bison_integrity_check|Tools Toolbar: Integrity Check]]\\ 
 +  *  
 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​bison_import_items|BISON Toolbar: Importing items]]\\ 
 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​bison_packages|BISON Toolbar: Maintaining packages]]\\ 
 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​catalogue_package_addremove|BISON Toolbar: Adding/​Removing from existing packages]]\\ 
 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​catalogue_hub_synch|BISON Toolbar: HUB Synchronisation]] 
 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​bison_stock_check|BISON Toolbar: Manage Stock Check]] 
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 +  * [[PergamonMystic:​linkedhelp:​catalogue_options|Changing catalogue options]]\\
  
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