1 | package newfacilities
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3 | _content_ {
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5 | _pageheading_(Examples of facilities we'd like to add to Greenstone)
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6 |
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7 | <dl>
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8 | <dt><b>Internationalization</b></dt>
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9 | <dd>We'd like to work with you to provide full
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10 | support for your language, including stemming (when searching), word
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11 | segmentation (for oriental languages), and appropriate alphabetic or
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12 | other sorting for browsing lists.</dd>
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13 | <p>
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14 | <dt><b><a href="_gwcgi_?a=p&p=plugins">Plugins</a></b></dt>
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15 | <dd>Greenstone incorporates plugins for many different file formats. But we are always looking for more! We can write specific plugins on a contractual basis. And of course, we welcome contributions of
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16 | code to enable us to extend Greenstone.</dd>
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17 | <p>
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18 | <dt><b>Flexible workflow model</b></dt>
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19 | <dd>Extend the Greenstone Librarian Interface to
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20 | allow remote users to prepare metadata and submit documents to a
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21 | central site, and enable a librarian at that site to receive documents
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22 | and check and correct the metadata before including it in a centralized
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23 | collection.</dd>
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24 | <p>
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25 | <dt><b>Exporting documents</b></dt>
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26 | <dd>Extend Greenstone to allow the user to export
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27 | selected documents and metadata in a variety of formats.</dd>
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28 | <p>
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29 | <dt><b>User-friendly format statements</b></dt>
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30 | <dd>Create an interactive editor in the
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31 | GLI for format statements.</dd>
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32 | <p>
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33 | <dt><b>Explode metadata files in the Greenstone Librarian Interface</b></dt>
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34 | <dd>Currently
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35 | when you add into your collection a file of MARC records, or a
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36 | CDS/ISIS database, or any other bibliography file, the metadata is
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37 | included in the Greenstone collection but does not appear as editable
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38 | GLI metadata. If you want to correct it, you have to go back to the
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39 | original source file. This new feature will (optionally) convert
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40 | bibliographic records into GLI metadata so that you can edit and
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41 | maintain them within GLI. However, you will not then be able to go back
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42 | to your original metadata format. Note that GLI is not a full database
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43 | system and there will be a limit to the number of records it can
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44 | accommodate.</dd>
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45 | </dl>
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46 | } |
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