Follett VERSION 6.00 Manuale Utente

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HTTP HyperText Transport Protocol. The Internet protocol that allows Web browsers to

retrieve information from servers.

hyperlink An image or highlighted text (reference) in a document used to jump to another place

(target) in a document.

ID number A unique userdefined number that identifies a patron, such as a student identification

number, social security number, locker number, etc.

IIS Internet Information Server. Microsoft's Internet (Web) server based on the Windows

NT/2000 Server.

illegal holds Attempted holds on copies that are not available because they have a copy status of

lost or missing or have a circulation type of *NC.

import The process of moving bibliographic and copy, patron, or authority records from a file

to the current database.

inactive copies Valid copy barcodes that are not presently used in your system.

inactive status A status assigned to students who are not currently enrolled but who may return. Also

applies to patrons at a public library who have not checked out materials in the last

two (or whatever designation assigned) years but are likely to do so again. This status

triggers a block message. Opposite of active status.

indicator A one-character field in a MARC record used to express a condition. MARC records

allow for the use of one or two indicators for each tag which are distinguished by their

positions in the record (that is, first position and second position); e.g., the number of

nonfiling characters in a title is entered in the second indicator of the 245 tag.

installation The process of loading an application onto a computer.

interest levels A search limiter that lets you reduce the search results to bibliographic records that

have the first indicator in the 521 tag set to 2, and contain one of the following

standard interest levels in subfield _a:



Preschool



58



Young Adult



K3



710



Adult



36



All Secondary



Professional



All Juvenile



All Grades

Internet An international network comprising thousands of smaller networks. Computers

attached to the Internet use the TCP/IP protocol to communicate.

invalid copies Copy barcodes that do not match your current barcode symbology.

Inventory A Circulation Plus module that is used to begin, conduct, and finalize an inventory.

You can also reset missing copies from the Inventory module.

inventory statistics The resulting counts from conducting an inventory.

inventory status Circulation Plus uses three inventory statuses to track inventory:



Marked the copy has been inventoried



Unmarked the copy has not been inventoried



Missing at the time the last inventory was finalized, the copy had not been

marked