Mc pherson 5.0 how to check-out in library materials
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The document provides instructions for using the Millennium Circulation System to perform fundamental circulation desk job duties like checking items in and out. It outlines the basic steps, which include opening the system, selecting check-out or check-in on the left side, and scanning patron and item barcodes. Additional functions like viewing a patron's checked out items and renewing items are also summarized. The circulation desk software allows for various patron and item management tasks.
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- 18. Click the “Checked-Out Items” tab:
- 19. Ask patron which item(s) they would like to renew Click small box to the left of the item to be renewed
- 21. This PowerPoint module only scratches the surface of the Millennium Circulation System, and is intended only as a brief overview of the system’s most basic features. More advanced circulation procedures will be addressed in future PowerPoint modules.