Follett VERSION 6.00 - Manual (Page 416)

04/04 416 Search Stations
Note: If you did not select the Disable access to other applications check box on
the General Setup tab and your search station is WebĆenabled, the
hyperlinks function.
Selecting Bookbag options
To include, in the Bookbag printout, annotations (505a, 511a, 520a tags) from the
MARC record, select the Print annotations in Bookbag check box. The
annotations always appear in the record display window.
For the visual interface, you, not the patron, determine the Bookbag Report sort
order. Choose from Author-Title, Call Number-Author, or Title-Author.
Saving your settings
To remove any changes you made to these settings, reverting to the previously
saved ones, and return to the main window of OPAC in the interface selected in
Workstation Setup on the General Setup tab, click Cancel.
To save any changes, close the Setup dialog, and return to the main window of
OPAC in the interface you chose in Workstation Setup on the General Setup tab,
click Save.
Importing the default buttons
When you select Visual OPAC Only or Let Patron Decide (and you have no action
buttons defined yet), and click Save on any of the three Setup tabs, or Config on
this one, a message asks if you want to import the default button set for Visual
OPAC.
If you plan to use the visual interface or would just like to explore it, select Yes.
The button set is added to your database. You can edit or delete any of these
buttons later. See the table, below, for the default button configurations. If you
choose No, you need to create and configure your own buttons and sets. See page
418 for instructions.
Note: Once you create an action button, you do not have the option of importing
the default set.
Default button sets
There are over fifty default buttons that are preĆconfigured. That is, we have
already set them up for you Ċ naming them, selecting the picture, setting them
to perform keyword or power searches, and organizing them into sets. All of the
home set buttons have been configured to load another set of buttons. The
buttons in the secondary sets perform bibliographic or keyword searches that
should produce a list of results for patrons.