Access To Information
1. Select ways of accessing
- User can easily choose the way of accessibility from items appearing on OPAC e.g. Title Browse, Author Browse, Call Numbers, ISBN, Series Browse, Subject Browse and Uniform Title.
2. Accessing by selected subject
- Selected subjects to be shown on OPAC together with related subjects and total of availability of each subject.
3. Accessing by selection from list of titles
- Bibliography of required publication to be shown on OPAC i.e. Titles, Author Names, Place of Publication, Publishers, Date of Publication and Call Numbers.
4. Accessing by source of required publication
- OPAC shown details of required publication’s source, e.g. Existing Place, Type of Publication, Call Numbers, Volume and Publication Status.
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