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| resources:hpb:technical:modes_of_access_to_the_hpb_database [2013/12/11 10:09] – [FirstSearch] lefferts | resources:hpb:technical:modes_of_access_to_the_hpb_database [2013/12/11 10:12] – [HPB Access] lefferts | ||
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| ==== Scripted Access / IP Recognition ==== | ==== Scripted Access / IP Recognition ==== | ||
| - | CERL encourages its Members to allow public access to the HPB database through one or more terminals in the institute’s reading room(s). Since it is important that a member’s account and password do not become known to members of the public, CERL recommends that the terminals in the reading rooms log-on with the aid of scripted access. Please note that IP recognition of terminals is only possible for access via FirstSearch. IP recognition can also be set up for staff members. | + | CERL encourages its Members to allow public access to the HPB database through one or more terminals in the institute’s reading room(s). Since it is important that a member’s account and password do not become known to members of the public, CERL recommends that the terminals in the reading rooms log-on with the aid of scripted access. IP recognition can also be set up for staff members. Please send your IP range(s) to the CERL Executive Manager (marian.lefferts@cerl.org) and the information will be added to your log-in account. |
| - | Many CERL members are making use of IP recognition to access the HPB Database. Please ensure that all URLs begin with firstsearch.oclc.org. More information may be found on http:// | ||
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| - | ==== Connexion ==== | ||
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| - | The HPB is made available through the OCLC Connexion Browser, which is MARC21 based and Unicode compliant, supports record | ||
| - | creation in Latin script and record viewing in a number of scripts including Cyrillic, Greek, and Hebrew, and which offers interfaces in English and French. Records may be exported in MARC-8 format, either to a file for downloading or to a local system via TCP/IP. A recording of a demonstration of the Connexion browser is now available at [[https:// | ||
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| - | In addition, the HPB is available through OCLC’s Connexion Client, MARC21 based and Unicode compliant Windows-based software that supports record creation in Latin and some non-Latin scripts (such as Cyrillic, Greek and Hebrew), and interfaces in English, German, Spanish as well as a number | ||
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| - | ===== HPB Access in the RLG environment ===== | + | |
| - | From 30 September 2007 the HPB Database is no longer available via Eureka on the Web, RLIN21 or Zephyr. | + | |
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