Using the Book Cart
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The document describes 4 ways to save items to the book cart in the library catalog: from the results page, record screen, or subject/author/title lists. It explains the 3 new buttons that appear for viewing, clearing, or deleting items from the book cart. Users can view the full book cart details, delete selected titles, and email the book cart titles to themselves.
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We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
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Using the Book Cart
- 1. Using the Book CartUsing the Book Cart
- 2. Step 1:Step 1: Saving items to book cart in 4 ways.Saving items to book cart in 4 ways. +
- 3. i.i. on the results page:on the results page: click on add to book cart.click on add to book cart.
- 4. ii.ii. on the record screen:on the record screen: click on save records.click on save records.
- 5. iii.iii. on subject, author, or title lists:on subject, author, or title lists: check the boxes and click save.check the boxes and click save.
- 6. iv.iv. on subject, author, or title lists:on subject, author, or title lists: click on save all on page.click on save all on page.
- 7. Step 2: notice 3 new buttons.Step 2: notice 3 new buttons.
- 8. The view saved buttonThe view saved button
- 9. allows you to view your book cart.allows you to view your book cart.
- 10. The clear saved buttonThe clear saved button
- 11. clears your book cart.clears your book cart.
- 12. The in book cart buttonThe in book cart button
- 13. indicates which titlesindicates which titles are in your book cart.are in your book cart.
- 14. Clicking on this will delete titleClicking on this will delete title from book cart.from book cart.
- 15. Step 3: view book cartStep 3: view book cart
- 16. Click on view savedClick on view saved
- 17. to see the book cart.to see the book cart.
- 18. Click on extended displayClick on extended display
- 19. to view location and call numbers.to view location and call numbers.
- 20. To delete titlesTo delete titles
- 21. check box andcheck box and
- 22. click update list.click update list.
- 24. Step 4: email titles to yourselfStep 4: email titles to yourself E-
- 25. Select brief display,Select brief display,
- 26. enter your email and subject lineenter your email and subject line
- 27. and click submit.and click submit.
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