Hi to all, At 15.23 06/10/2008, Owen Leonard wrote:

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Because the main targets of Koha ILS (not huge public libraries, schools libraries, private libraries) don't need a specific ILL module.

I think the large public libraries and consortia in the U.S. now switching to Koha would disagree with that characterization!

But I don't think they use Koha as I can donwload it from internet. They have a paid support or a good tecnical staff (IT and librarian) to manipolate at least templates and a to change the thing at proper level. For example: I need to swith the Opac from an english monolingual to a multilingual with Italian and English, default in Italian. To do it I need to do a SQL update because the system prefences lists languages in alphabetic list, so English is before of Italian. No problem if you have a monolingual Opac but multilingual opac are a must for Italian university libraries. In fact with enough support you can use Koha for every type and size of library, I think. Bye Zeno Tajoli CILEA - Segrate (MI) tajoliAT_SPAM_no_prendiATcilea.it (Indirizzo mascherato anti-spam; sostituisci quanto tra AT con @)