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Excel Aleph OPAC
ExLibris Aleph Cocoon
GAMMS (in-house)
Have been using Wordpress as public Web interface.
HTML coded Web documents indexed by Google Enterprize software
In house product based on Sybase
In-house database
Innovative Interfaces Ixiasoft TextML
Library catalog Locally created location guide catalog Web site
Microsoft Excel and Word
Microsoft Excel Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word
Millennium
OCLC cataloging, WordPerfect finding aids
Online catalog (SIRSI)
Sirsi Dynix Workflows, NoteTab
Voyager
Word (for inventories)
Word, WordPerfect
WordPerfect, Microsoft Word, HTML, Dreamweaver
WordPerfect XMetal
XMLmind MAVIS Excel
10. In their article, “More Product, Less Process: Revamping Traditional Archival Processing,” American
Archivist 68, no. 2 (Fall/Winter 2005): 208–63, Mark Greene and Dennis Meissner advocate a lower
level of processing that, among other things, calls for archivists to forgo the traditional, labor-
intensive arrangement and description practice of arranging materials to the folder-level and
providing unnecessarily detailed finding aids.
Excel Aleph OPAC
ExLibris Aleph Cocoon
GAMMS (in-house)
Have been using Wordpress as public Web interface.
HTML coded Web documents indexed by Google Enterprize software
In house product based on Sybase
In-house database
Innovative Interfaces Ixiasoft TextML
Library catalog Locally created location guide catalog Web site
Microsoft Excel and Word
Microsoft Excel Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word
Millennium
OCLC cataloging, WordPerfect finding aids
Online catalog (SIRSI)
Sirsi Dynix Workflows, NoteTab
Voyager
Word (for inventories)
Word, WordPerfect
WordPerfect, Microsoft Word, HTML, Dreamweaver
WordPerfect XMetal
XMLmind MAVIS Excel
10. In their article, “More Product, Less Process: Revamping Traditional Archival Processing,” American
Archivist 68, no. 2 (Fall/Winter 2005): 208–63, Mark Greene and Dennis Meissner advocate a lower
level of processing that, among other things, calls for archivists to forgo the traditional, labor-
intensive arrangement and description practice of arranging materials to the folder-level and
providing unnecessarily detailed finding aids.
