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problem with system preferences
by robin ros 11 Apr '07

11 Apr '07

hi everyone, i have a problem with my new koha installation, especific with the system preferences, there is nothing there, when i see the koha error log, showme these, table koha.systempreferences does not exist on /.../.../../koha/intranet/modules/C4/context.pm line 366 anybody knows about these error??, i will appreciate your help thanks robin

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When will Koha 2.28 for windows release?
by cyberarian 11 Apr '07

11 Apr '07

Dear All Can someone tell me when Koha 2.28 is going to release for Windows users? Regards

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a librarian's question
by Silvia Soto-Bussard 11 Apr '07

11 Apr '07

Hello! We recently joined the mailing list and read numerous emails with very technical questions, of which 10% I can understand. My questions: 1. - Being in Acquisitions, wanting to delete a whole record, lets say that title is being withdrawn, how do I do it? Can I use that "barcode" number again, (in our case it is up to WNTS3986) or will it automatically continue the sequence when I enter the details of another book? 2.- How do you differentiate between a 2nd copy and a 2nd volume, and where? By now you have guessed we do not use MARC records, and we are not online, it is a small special library of about 7000 vol. Thanks, Silvia Soto-Bussard Librarian Theosophical Society of New Zealand, Wellington Branch.

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Re: How this all works
by Amzari Abu Bakar 11 Apr '07

11 Apr '07

hi Monica, Just response to your post. Monica wrote: The issue I have is how to make it accessible to the entire department based around the state. We have a main server in our headquarters building, and due to the politics of the situation I need to put in a request to the IT department which is contracted to Northrup Gruman (an outside firm). I need to understand if it is enough that it is installed already on my computer so that it could act as the server/host and just have the file sharing (?) available, or do they need to install it on the main server, if so what does that involve, so I know what to ask for? ----- The ideal solution is to install Koha on a server preferably Linux. It is possible to setup your computer to act as server and accessible around the state. But in the actual environment, a lot of factor should be consider such as connection bandwith, security, stability and server load as it will give heavy impact on your system. I am sure that you don't want your Koha user to be disappointed for slow performance and will blame Koha and Open Source solution at the end. The best way is to work out with your technical/IT department to identify your overall system requirement as it will save a lot of your time and effort in long term. Maybe, this community can help you to advice on the system requirement part based on your organizational needs (e.g: number of user, network setup and etc.) Hope it can help. Amzari Abu Bakar amzari79(a)gmail.com --------------------------------- Expecting? Get great news right away with email Auto-Check. Try the Yahoo! Mail Beta.

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How this all works
by Bakhti-Suroosh, Monica 10 Apr '07

10 Apr '07

I would like to apologize right now for my ignorance in all things technical. I am a librarian for a State agency with huge budget issues. It is my understanding from your website and research that I have done, that I should be able to run Koha free of charge if I use my own technical team. I have installed the software(from the Windows download page) to one of my computers in our actual library and it is running very well. I find it to be very user friendly. The issue I have is how to make it accessible to the entire department based around the state. We have a main server in our headquarters building, and due to the politics of the situation I need to put in a request to the IT department which is contracted to Northrup Gruman (an outside firm). I need to understand if it is enough that it is installed already on my computer so that it could act as the server/host and just have the file sharing (?) available, or do they need to install it on the main server, if so what does that involve, so I know what to ask for? Thank You and again, please forgive me. Monica B. Suroosh Librarian

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What is a .sig file?
by Rick Welykochy 09 Apr '07

09 Apr '07

Hi, I have downloaded koha/2.2.8 from the savannah site. Accompanying the source tarbal is a .sig file: # hexdump -C koha-2.2.8.tar.gz.sig 00000000 88 3f 03 05 00 45 ef da f5 81 b7 62 96 30 42 1f |.?...E???.?b.0B.| 00000010 04 11 02 6a 7f 00 a0 a0 f8 9c 73 00 bb 72 bb 24 |...j..???.s.?r?$| 00000020 af 37 a2 d7 47 01 83 ab 62 9b c9 00 9f 4b 27 d5 |?7??G..?b.?..K'?| 00000030 34 f2 84 35 41 35 38 d0 be 5c db ce 1b a2 df 87 |4?.5A58?\??.??.| 00000040 2f |/| What is it? And how to I verify the source tarbal using it? thanks rickw -- _________________________________ Rick Welykochy || Praxis Services Security wins over ease of use every time. -- rick welykochy

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Koha Skins - HTML Templates
by Franklin Escano 08 Apr '07

08 Apr '07

Hi, Is there an easier way to edit the templates? What tools would you recommend for such task? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Frank ____________________________________________________________________________________ 8:00? 8:25? 8:40? Find a flick in no time with the Yahoo! Search movie showtime shortcut. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/shortcuts/#news

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From CDS/ISIS to Koha
by Danica Zendulková 05 Apr '07

05 Apr '07

Hello, has had anybody an experience with conversion from CDS/ISIS database to Koha? We have following problem: import from iso2709 from WinISIS doesn't made correct records. Number of imported records is correct but differents fields are not recognized correctly. I.e. first numbers of iso record: 008620000000002650004500003000500... etc are considered as field. It is possible that Koha does not recognize ^ indicator of subfield when CDS/ISIS database is made on Windows? Our Koha runs on Linux. Please help! Please would you kindly send your ideas to: zendulkova(a)cvtisr.sk Regards Ing. Danica Zendulková Slovak Republic e-mail: zendulkova(a)cvtisr.sk

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Batch item editing
by David Schuster 05 Apr '07

05 Apr '07

I am exploring Koha and we batch load our holdings into a generic location. Then we need to batch edit the items to the appropriate collection/location etc. Is this available in Koha? or is there a batch modification option that if I scan the barcodes it would change their settings based on a default I set during that session? Thanks David -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Batch-item-editing-tf3529592.html#a9849914 Sent from the Koha - Discuss mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

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Re: Re: [Koha] Fw: From CDS/ISIS to Koha
by Steven F.Baljkas 05 Apr '07

05 Apr '07

Wednesday, April 4, 2007 18:01 CDT Hi, Danica, If you have been able to get the records out in MARC format now, one solution to the problem with messed up diacritics (common problem in records migration by the way) would be to use the free utility MARCBreaker, available from the Library of Congress MARC Records, Systems and Tools page, and bundled as part of MARCEdit, available via a link off the same page, at URL <http://www.loc.gov/marc/marctools.html> to break the records into an editable tagged MARC format and then use MARCEdit's search and replace functions to replace systematically the messed up special characters. If you need help with that, let me know off listserv and I'll see what I can do to help. Perhaps someone else will have a more elegant solution, but I am certain that this would work (at least if the same diacritic character always yielded the same error). Good luck with the rest of your data migration and Koha setup! Cheers, Steven F. Baljkas library tech at large Koha neophyte volunteer cataloguer Winnipeg, MB, Canada ============================================================ From: Danica Zendulková <zendulkova(a)cvtisr.sk> Date: 2007/04/04 Wed AM 02:12:57 CDT To: <koha(a)lists.katipo.co.nz> Subject: Re: [Koha] Fw: From CDS/ISIS to Koha Hello, thanks for yours suggestions you sent me. The WinISIS export settings sent by Veronica and Rado helped and database is converted successfully yet. We are now configuring the Koha codepage: Slovak language contains interesting diacritics: cstzáéíäô :-) The characters contains diacritics in converted records are not displayed correctly. Has anybody had any good idea? Thanks Danica _______________________________________________ Koha mailing list Koha(a)lists.katipo.co.nz http://lists.katipo.co.nz/mailman/listinfo/koha ============================================================

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