Library+catalogue

It is a bage computer. This is the library Catalogue.
 * Our library has a computer in the middle of the library.

The library Catalogue has two boxes at the top of the screen on is next to the word serch. If you look at the drop down menu you will see the following words...**

Keywords
This is the default option.
 * Enter an author's surname and/or part of the title of a publication
 * e.g. **Short Bryson** will find Bill **Bryson**'s //A **short** history of nearly everything//.
 * Enter 'keywords' to describe your topic
 * e.g. **marine science** will find all items with the words **marine** AND **science** in the catalogue record.
 * Add inverted commas to search for a phrase
 * e.g. **"marine science"** will find all the items with the phrase **marine science** in the catalogue record.

Title begins with...

 * Enter the first few words of a title, leaving out the initial article
 * e.g. For //The literary labyrinth// use **literary labyrinth**.
 * While you can locate journal titles in the catalogue, you cannot use the catalogue to find journal articles. See more about this on the [|journals] page.

Title Keywords

 * Enter one or more words occurring in the title
 * Note that you cannot locate the title of journal articles using this method. See more about this on the [|journals] page.

Author begins with...

 * Enter author surname followed by a comma and first name or initial if known.

Subject

 * Items are categorised by one or more subject headings.
 * These subject headings can be used to find other items on similar topics.

Series begins with...

 * Enter the first few words in the series name.
 * For fiction enter the author's surname.

Call number

 * The call number is assigned according to the Dewey Decimal System.
 * It can be used to locate items in the online catalogue and on the Library shelves.
 * Items on the same subject will have the same call number
 * Check for relevant call numbers in the [|subject guides]. (1)

You will see the word for next to the drop down box and next to that is another box this one has no drop down menu it is for you to enter your word in.
 * Choose one category.

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