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1. Place Security Strip or 3M Tattle-Tape for Books<br>
 
1. Place Security Strip or 3M Tattle-Tape for Books<br>
2. Print and place label Bar code Code based on 3M bar code template
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2. Print and place label Bar code based on 3M bar code template at designated areas which is in front and right side of the book. The bar code will be pasted using "Filmomatt Free" to protect the bar code from damage.<br>
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3. Print and place call number at the spine label based on book physical size. To place the call number an angled L is used to accurately mark the corner of the book.<br>
  - right side of the book<br>
 
3. Print and place call number at the spine label based on book physical size<br>
 

Revision as of 14:19, 18 February 2019

Introduction

Processing of all types of Pustaka collections received by the Technical Services Division covering printed, non-printed materials and serials as follows;

Type of collections Example
Printed Materials Monograph, Maps, Poster, Brochure, Pamphlet, Photo, Painting, Drawing
Non-Printed Materials Audio, Video, Multimedia Kit, Vinyl, CD-ROM, DVD
Serials Magazines, Newspapers, Annual Report, Journal

Two samples of processing used in this guideline are;

i. Production of books (for printed materials)

ii. Compact disc processing (for non-printed materials)

Processing Library Materials Received by Acquisition Unit

1. Security Strip or 3M Tattle-Tape for Books
2. Seal the Library Logo
3. Date of Acceptance Cop

Processing of Library Materials Received by Cataloguing Unit

1. Place Security Strip or 3M Tattle-Tape for Books
2. Print and place label Bar code based on 3M bar code template at designated areas which is in front and right side of the book. The bar code will be pasted using "Filmomatt Free" to protect the bar code from damage.
3. Print and place call number at the spine label based on book physical size. To place the call number an angled L is used to accurately mark the corner of the book.