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What it is and how to do it.
Copy cataloging is simply adding an item to an already existing record within your librarys computerized cataloging system. You may be adding another copy (with book sets) or you may be adding a whole new call number if another library in your consotium holds the record or you wish to place a second copy in another location (one in your Juvenile collection and one in your Easy Reader collection).
It is extremely important to be sure the item your adding matches the record you are attaching to.
Copy cataloging is simply adding an item to an already existing record within your librarys computerized cataloging system. You may be adding another copy (with book sets) or you may be adding a whole new call number if another library in your consotium holds the record or you wish to place a second copy in another location (one in your Juvenile collection and one in your Easy Reader collection).
It is extremely important to be sure the item your adding matches the record you are attaching to.
