Brisson, R.: ¬The cataloger's workstation and the continuing transformation of cataloging (1995)
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- Abstract
- While Part I of this essay focused on the history, development, and conceptual foundations of the cataloger's workstation, Part II will look at the technical details in its configuration. Minimum hardware specifications are given, and the ensemble of software running under Microsoft Windows is described. This includes the LAN, the Internet and the use of Trumpet 'Winsock' compliant software, electronic documentation (including a description of the Library of Congress's Cataloger's Desktop), and the use of e-mail clients. The essay hopes to demonstrate that the highly-integrated nature of this software running under Windows will lead to a significant enhancement of computing resources in cataloging departments.
