Kudos to the staff to the Prince Edward Island Public Library Service for re-launching its online public access catalogue in Dynix Enterprise. The OPAC it replaced was antediluvian; the upgrade is a huge leap in usability. Data migration is never easy, and I’m certain that, behind the scenes, there was a lot of work to get us to this point. 

Screen shot of the new Enterprise-based OPAC for the Public Library Service.

Peter Rukavina

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So much better! Do you see a way to get notified of new acquisitions? I loved the RSS feeds for new DVDs, but they stopped broadcasting in October. Expect it's all in there somewhere, or will be.

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