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The OPAC is available to all from the web site: <[http://library.augustansociety.org library.augustansociety.org]>. Any graphical web browser should be able to provide access.
 
The OPAC is available to all from the web site: <[http://library.augustansociety.org library.augustansociety.org]>. Any graphical web browser should be able to provide access.
  
The software used is Koha <[http://koha-community.org koha.community.org]>, a free, open-source, community-supported software package that runs natively under Linux, and can be made to run under most versions of Windows and Mac OS-X or better through virtualization.
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The software used is Koha <[http://koha-community.org koha-community.org]>, a free, open-source, community-supported software package that runs natively under Linux, and can be made to run under most versions of Windows and Mac OS-X or better through virtualization.
  
 
The software and data are located on the Society's off-site server, presently hosted by RimuHosting <[http://rimuhosting.com rimuhosting.com]>.
 
The software and data are located on the Society's off-site server, presently hosted by RimuHosting <[http://rimuhosting.com rimuhosting.com]>.

Latest revision as of 12:41, 14 March 2022

The Library collection of The Augustan Society, Inc., is documented in an electronic Online Public Access Catalog, or OPAC.

The OPAC is available to all from the web site: <library.augustansociety.org>. Any graphical web browser should be able to provide access.

The software used is Koha <koha-community.org>, a free, open-source, community-supported software package that runs natively under Linux, and can be made to run under most versions of Windows and Mac OS-X or better through virtualization.

The software and data are located on the Society's off-site server, presently hosted by RimuHosting <rimuhosting.com>.

At present, only books and some periodicals are being cataloged. Eventually, the list is expected to expand to include videos, brochures, maps, and clipping files.