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The document provides instructions for using a library card catalog system to search for and find books. It explains how to access the online public access catalog (OPAC) system, perform searches by title, author, subject, or call number, view detailed book information, save searches to a bookbag, retrieve saved searches, and print results. The overall purpose is to help users locate books in the library collection using the card catalog system.
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Library card catalog slides
- 1. How to Use Library Card Catalog? Phillips HS
- 2. Click on the icon “OPAC” on the desktop.
- 3. Now you can see a search screen.
- 5. For example, if you type the title “Grief Girl” in the search box, and then click on the “Title” icon.
- 6. The highlighted title is the book you are looking for. You can also find the Author, Call number and the Status of this book on this page.
- 7. Click on the title, you can find the detailed information about this book on this screen. You can click on “Add to Bookbag” to save your search.
- 8. When you finish your search, you can click on the Bookbag icon on the top of the screen to retrieve your search result. You can then edit your search result and print out a copy.
- 9. Congratulations!!! Now with the Call number and other information, you are ready to locate your books.