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Getting Started with Millennium CatalogingStarting with basics | Opening | Checking settings | Prepare item record templates | Searching for biblio records | Attaching holdings | View a record in public catalog | Deleting records | Importing records | Adding original record | Creating new biblio record | Miscellaneous Starting with the BasicsMinerva is a consortium of more than 85 Maine libraries, including public, academic, school, and special libraries. All of the members use the computer program Millennium to provide patrons with services including circulation, interlibrary loan; serial control and cataloging. While all these options may be accessed through circulation, catalogers should go directly to the cataloging module. Opening the cataloging module is similar to beginning a circulation session. Click on the Millennium icon on the desk top and a box will appear with a prompt for Username and Password. Authorizations are password sensitive. For example only a few catalogers have special permission to move other libraries' item records.
Checking Millennium settingsThe program will automatically open in Cataloging. All the settings must be correct before you begin to work. Most changes only need to be made once and are linked to the users’ password rather than the computer being used. At the top left of the screen you will see edit functions. Setting the window display
Selecting correct prompts
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