Follett VERSION 6.00 Manuale Utente

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The different values in Records in file"

and Records this session" show that you

are adding to an existing data file.

As you enter items, the number of records

(scans) in the data file increases, as does

the number of bytes.
Note:  We recommend that you do not ex

ceed 1500 records on a remote batch disk.

After scanning the section, press 

 to close the Barcode Entry screen, and press

 again to exit the Remote Batch Disk utility. The remote inventory data file is

stored on the remote batch disk in a file named DATA.TXT. Remember to mark

each remote batch disk with the range of call numbers it contains.
Proceed to Processing the remote inventory data file" on page 227 to process the

remote batch disk.

Mac OS workstations

Warning:  

To protect your equipment, turn off your computer before moving it

or connecting or disconnecting the scanner.

Use the following instructions to create the remote batch files and collect scans on

a Mac OS workstation:
1. On your Macintosh portable computer, open a word processing application

and create a new file.

2. The first line of the file must be 5 digits. These digits represent the number of

scans in the file. The number does not need to be exact. It is perfectly

acceptable to enter 

.

Note: 

 The number entered only affects the status bar in the Remote Inventory

progress window. If you choose a large number, possibly 10000, and

enter only 500 scans, the progress bar may only show 20% completion

although the entire file has been successfully loaded.

3. The second line of the file must be 7 digits. It is the number of bytes in the

file. Again, it is acceptable to enter 

.

4. The third line must be INVENTORY. It must be uppercase.
5. The scans begin on the fourth line. They can be entered by scanning or by

typing. If typing, they must be typed as they would appear if scanned.