Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- phelp:helptextexport [2011/03/01 22:46]
+++ phelp:helptextexport [2021/12/29 16:21] (current)
@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
+MARC MAKER FORMAT
+The export utility will export MARC records to MARC BREAKER format if that option is selected.
+Here is an example of a text record exported in this format:
+=000  00000nam\\2200000\a\4500
+=001  0123456789
+=003  NjP
+=005  19930422091534.7
+=008  920806s1991\\\\nju\\\\\\\\\\\000\0\\eng\d
+=020  \\$a0777000008
+=040  \\$aNjP$cNjP
+=100  1\$aSmith, John W.,$d1955-
+=245  10$aPolitical tides in America /$cby John W. Smith III
+ ; with an introduction and commentary by Spencer Yarborough.
+=260  \\$aCamden, NJ :$bTrendsetter Press$c1991.
+=300  \\$a344 p. :$bill., maps ;$c26 cm.
+=650  \7$aPolitical science$zUnited States.$2lcsh
+=650  \7$aPopulism$zUnited States.$2lcsh
+=700  1\$aYarborough, Spencer,$d1931-
+Our implementation follows the specifications listed in the MARCMaker/MARCBreaker manual (http://www.loc.gov/marc/makrbrkr.html), with perhaps one slight exception: MARC Report does not 'break' the lines quite as short as the LC utility does (but they will always be 'broken' within approximately 70 characters).
+MARC Report will recognize and load the MARC Breaker character set conversion file (marc21.txt) if it is present. This file should be located in the user's My Documents\MarcReport\Templates folder. A copy of this file is included with the program during installation; a backup copy can be found in the program directory under 'defaults/templates'.

Back to top