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How Does a Library Start Using OCLC Z39.50 Cataloging?

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How Does a Library Start Using OCLC Z39.50 Cataloging?

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The steps for starting to use the OCLC Z39.50 Cataloging service are listed below. Please discuss them with your system administrator and local system vendor. If you have questions about the steps, contact OCLC or fill out an online inquiry form to request that someone contact you or send you information. • OCLC membership. Become an OCLC Governing Member library with OCLC Cataloging authorizations and a Cataloging profile. If your library is already an OCLC cataloging Governing Member, you may want to consult with OCLC about your plans to use OCLC Z39.50 Cataloging. • Communications method. Use one or more of the following communications methods: • Internet • OCLC Dial TCP/IP • Z39.50 client. Have a local system that can function as a Z39.50 client or have other Z39.50-client software. • Holdings submittal. Implement one of the following options for submitting holdings information to OCLC: • Online. For technical information about this option, see Z39.50 Database Update Implementation

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