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Source Code for OCLC Connexion Cataloging macro

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Source Code for OCLC Connexion Cataloging macro

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−	<I'm not into learning curves absolutely everywhere I go! When wiki formatting is on, it gets screwed up. When it's off, it gets screwed up. There's a @#$%^&* pattern, here! I just want to share this code with anybody who might have use for it. It's source code for an OCLC Connexion macro that we use to help us catalog our books at our university library. I wrote it.	+	<I'm not into learning curves absolutely everywhere I go! When wiki formatting is on, it gets screwed up. When it's off, it gets screwed up. There's a @#$%^&* pattern, here! Am I the only one who's HAD it with all the "help" available?! I just want to share this code with anybody who might have use for it. It's source code for an OCLC Connexion macro that we use to help us catalog our books at our university library. I wrote it.

	So, you'd have to copy & paste it into a macro. And, you'd most likely have to modify it extensively. Use it if you can.		So, you'd have to copy & paste it into a macro. And, you'd most likely have to modify it extensively. Use it if you can.

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-<nowiki><nowiki>I'm not into learning curves absolutely everywhere I go!  When wiki formatting is on, it gets screwed up.  When it's off, it gets screwed up.  There's a @#$%^&* pattern, here! I just want to share this code with anybody who might have use for it.  It's source code for an OCLC Connexion macro that we use to help us catalog our books at our university library.  I wrote it.
+<I'm not into learning curves absolutely everywhere I go!  When wiki formatting is on, it gets screwed up.  When it's off, it gets screwed up.  There's a @#$%^&* pattern, here! I just want to share this code with anybody who might have use for it.  It's source code for an OCLC Connexion macro that we use to help us catalog our books at our university library.  I wrote it.
 So, you'd have to copy & paste it into a macro.    And, you'd most likely have to modify it extensively.  Use it if you can.
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 'P: tell Mike or Kathryn.

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-<nowiki>I'm not into learning curves absolutely everywhere I go!  When wiki formatting is on, it gets screwed up.  When it's off, it gets screwed up.  There's a @#$%^&* pattern, here! I just want to share this code with anybody who might have use for it.  It's source code for an OCLC Connexion macro that we use to help us catalog our books at our university library.  I wrote it.
+<nowiki><nowiki>I'm not into learning curves absolutely everywhere I go!  When wiki formatting is on, it gets screwed up.  When it's off, it gets screwed up.  There's a @#$%^&* pattern, here! I just want to share this code with anybody who might have use for it.  It's source code for an OCLC Connexion macro that we use to help us catalog our books at our university library.  I wrote it.
-So, you'd have to copy & paste it into a macro.  When wiki formatting is on, it gets screwed up.  When it's off, it gets screwed up.  There's a @#$%^&* pattern, here!  And, you'd most likely have to modify it extensively.  Use it if you can.
+So, you'd have to copy & paste it into a macro.    And, you'd most likely have to modify it extensively.  Use it if you can.
 I suggest putting it into a macro.  Then, create a test directory to download records to.  Create a folder on your C drive, called Catlabel. Then open a test record up & run this record.
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-<nowiki>I'm not into learning curves absolutely everywhere I go!  I just want to share this code with anybody who might have use for it.  It's source code for an OCLC Connexion macro that we use to help us catalog our books at our university library.  I wrote it.
+<nowiki>I'm not into learning curves absolutely everywhere I go!  When wiki formatting is on, it gets screwed up.  When it's off, it gets screwed up.  There's a @#$%^&* pattern, here! I just want to share this code with anybody who might have use for it.  It's source code for an OCLC Connexion macro that we use to help us catalog our books at our university library.  I wrote it.
-So, you'd have to copy & paste it into a macro.  And, you'd most likely have to modify it extensively.  Use it if you can.
+So, you'd have to copy & paste it into a macro.  When wiki formatting is on, it gets screwed up.  When it's off, it gets screwed up.  There's a @#$%^&* pattern, here!  And, you'd most likely have to modify it extensively.  Use it if you can.
 I suggest putting it into a macro.  Then, create a test directory to download records to.  Create a folder on your C drive, called Catlabel. Then open a test record up & run this record.

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-I'm not into learning curves absolutely everywhere I go!  I just want to share this code with anybody who might have use for it.  It's source code for an OCLC Connexion macro that we use to help us catalog our books at our university library.  I wrote it.
+<nowiki>I'm not into learning curves absolutely everywhere I go!  I just want to share this code with anybody who might have use for it.  It's source code for an OCLC Connexion macro that we use to help us catalog our books at our university library.  I wrote it.
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 'P: tell Mike or Kathryn.