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Version 7.0
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Version 6.5
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Acquisitions User's Guide
The Voyager Acquisitions module manages your library purchases and the
activities associated with those purchases.
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Call Slip Daemon Implementation & User's Guide
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Cataloging User's Guide Voyager’s Cataloging module provides a means by which MARC 21-based
records are created and maintained. You can create authority, bibliographic, holdings, and item records
using the record displays.
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Circulation User’s Guide The Voyager Circulation Module allows you to perform circulation
activities for your library using windows that display all
of your patron and item information.
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Global Index To use this Index, be sure that all PDFs are open in the same directory. If PDFs are not open in the same directory, links can not be completed and indexed terms can not be found.
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Reporter User’s Guide
The Reporter module allows users to produce standard reports and
notices, such as overdue notices or circulation reports. Reporter
works in conjunction with Microsoft Access to print these reports and
notices.
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System Administration User’s Guide This user’s guide has been written for the person (or persons) who has
the responsibility for implementing the Voyager integrated library
system.
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Technical User’s Guide This document provides information regarding basic server procedures
and information on many server batch jobs used in Voyager.
Additionally, search
logging in Voyager, WebAdmin, and the various input and output
standard interface file (SIF) formats are covered.
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WebVoyáge Architecture Overview and Configuration Modules The purpose of this document is to provide a description of the
architecture of WebVoyáge for displaying information and configuration.
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WebVoyáge
Basic User’s Guide The Voyager WebVoyáge module allows staff and patrons to perform
searches of MARC21-based records through a web-based online public
access catalog. This manual describes the features available to the user performing
on-line searching through WebVoyáge, options for customizing each
feature, setting up WebVoyáge to connect to and use local and remote databases,
and customizing WebVoyáge including *.ini, *.cfg, *.htm, and other related files.
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Contact Us
Send us an email, give us a call, or stop by and see us.
If you would like to contribute content or comments, please contact: Tom Pollard at
tpollard@highline.edu or (206) 878-3710 extension 3236.
Last revised:
Wednesday, January 24, 2007 09:34 PM
