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Minitex/OCLC Mailing (February 2009)

Minitex Bibliographic and Technical Services Unit
2009-02
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Minitex/OCLC Mailing (February 2009)

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2009-02

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University of Minnesota

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Table of contents includes: OCLC Record Use Policy Delay; New WorldCat Registry Tutorial; Top 10 Original Catalogers; CatExpress for Copy Cataloging; New QUick Reference: Searching Authorities; Two Vendors Join OCLC Vendor Record Contribution Program; Playaway Titles in WorldCat; New MULS Webinars Scheduled; MULS Training Options; Top Ten OCLC ILL Lenders; WebJunction Online Course Available; CONTENTdm Featured Collections; Quick Reference: Searching Authorities.

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Minitex Bibliographic and Technical Services Unit. (2009). Minitex/OCLC Mailing (February 2009). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/142510.

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