LAMBETH ONLINE CATALOGUE OF
PRINTED BOOKS
LPL USERS' GUIDE: HORIZON INFORMATION
PORTAL (iPAC)
The Dynix Horizon Information
Portal replaces WebPAC which previously supported the Library’s online
catalogue of printed books. Both the company and product names have recently
changed from Epixtech to Dynix and iPAC to Horizon Information Portal.
The names and logos within the online catalogue will be updated at the
next release.
Please use the LPL Users'
Guide to get the most out of the Catalogue:
Searches
- Sort Lists - My List
- Help
Use
the catalogue now
If you have problems accessing
the online catalogue, or if you have any queries or observations about
HIP (iPAC) functionality, please contact
us: email catalogue@lpl.c-of-e.org.uk.
IMPORTANT NOTICES TO READERS
Although the Library hopes
that the Horizon Information Portal (iPAC) will eventually offer the same
level of functionality and display as the Reading Room OPAC, this is unfortunately
not possible at present. We hope that new releases will solve some of the
problems but in the meantime, please be aware of the following [as at 1
July 2003]:-
A. Search problems under some
major headings (any with round bracketed subheadings).
The headings and subheadings
file correctly in the Browse Lists but cannot be accessed directly by entering
the full heading + subheadings. This is most apparent in the Corporate
Author Index.
For example:- If you want
to search for a subheading under the Church of England such as (
Liturgy and ritual ), you have two main choices:-
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Enter Church of England with
no subheading in Corporate Author and scroll through several screens
until you arrive at the Liturgy and ritual subheading. [This is probably
the simplest method.]
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Use the Keyword Index and enter
the terms Church, England, Liturgy, Ritual. This will bring up the works
in which you are interested, but will also bring up much additional and
unwanted material. You may have to add words to refine your search. [Useful
for more specific subheadings.]
[N.B. This problem does
not occur in the Subject Index where the Browse List is arranged in a less
hierarchical manner.]
B. Special Lambeth customisations
have transferred only partly to HIP.
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The Bible Sort List should arrange
the texts of all the Books of the Bible in canonical and not alphabetical
order (so that Genesis for example should file in front of Exodus). In
the OPAC all biblical texts conform to this Sort. In HIP only biblical
texts as main not subsidiary entries conform to this Sort, and at present
file in descending order (i.e. Exodus in front of Genesis. [We hope
that improvements can be made to this Sort.]
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The Uniform Title Sort List
should arrange all the titles under one heading (author or corporate author)
in an alphabetical list interfiling uniform titles and ordinary titles.
In HIP all the titles file first, then all the uniform titles second.
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The Series Sort List should
arrange all volumes in a series in ascending numerical order. In HIP the
volumes file in descending “decimal” order. [This has been identified as
a bug which we hope will be fixed at the next release.]
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The Bibliographical Reference
Number Sort (STC/Wing/ESTC) files in descending instead of ascending order.
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The Classmark Sort files “decimally”
instead of numerically (e.g. H1000 will file ahead of H99).
C. The online iPAC User’s Guide
and Help screens have not been customised.
The online iPAC User’s Guide
and Help screens are expected to be revised at the next release. They will
then be customised to Lambeth requirements. They may usefully be accessed
but bear in mind that some functions and terminology will not relate to
the Library’s system and catalogue. For example Lambeth does not set up
individual user accounts. This in turn limits certain facilities such as
My List.
SEARCHES
From the Welcome Page click
on to the Searches tab.
This will bring up the option
of three types of searches:- Basic, Advanced and Expert.
Follow the on screen instructions.
Use your PC’s forward and
back arrows to navigate.
1. Basic Search
Choose the Index by which
you want to search from the Search drop-down menu.
Enter the Search term which
you want to use in the Search field and click on Go.
Depending on which Index
you have chosen either a Browse List or a list of summary records should
appear. Click on to your chosen heading on the Browse list to bring up
the summary records.
The summary records can
be sorted into various filing orders by selecting a Sort List from the
Sort drop-down menu.
Click on to the title of
a summary record to bring up the full bibliographical and holdings record.
2. Advanced Search
Enter your search terms in
one or more of the various fields provided.
You can choose to Limit
or Sort the records by selecting an option from the drop-down menus. Then
click on to Go.
Click on to the title of
a summary record to bring up the full bibliographical and holdings record.
3. Expert Search
Enter the terms by which
you wish to search by using as many as you wish of the four drop-down menus.
Use the Or, And, or Not
operators from the drop-down lists.
You can choose to Limit
or Sort the records by selecting an option from the drop-down menus. Then
click on Go.
Click on to the title of
a summary record to bring up the full bibliographical and holdings record.
Search History
Click on to the History tab
in order to view, repeat or modify recent searches.
Types of Searches
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Examples
of what to enter
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G.
H. (initials, with space between initials)
ERASMUS (single name or surname
only)
MAURICE, Frederick Denison
(full name)
ALLEN, Joseph, (bishop of
Ely) (epithet in round brackets)
SMITH, George (Sir) (honorific
after name)
GREGORY, (Pope) I (Roman
numeral after epithet)
Enter compound names/surnames
eg. ORDERIC VITALIS, ABBOTT-SMITH, DU MOULIN, as one word without spacing
or punctuation.
[Names prefixed by M', MC
or MAC do NOT interfile, but file letter by letter alphabetically.] |
An
alphabetical list of authors that begins with your search term.
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CHURCH
OF ENGLAND. ( General Synod )
DURHAM. Diocese.
MOTHERS' UNION
ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE.
Please note that HIP files
word by word ignoring upper and lower case. Some complex headings such
as the CHURCH OF ENGLAND require brackets round the first subheading to
create logical filing order. |
An
alphabetical list of corporate authors that begins with your search term.
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ANCIENT STAINED GLASS OF CANTERBURY
CATHEDRAL
FIRST BLAST (title may be
abbreviated) |
An
alphabetical summary list of titles that begins with your search term.
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Cranmer,
Thomas [Personal name]
Church Union [Corporate name]
Domesday Book [Title as
subject. Limited use]
Anglican Orders [LC topical
heading. Under construction.]
Political tracts [Genre.
List available from the Library]
PLEASE NOTE that NOT ALL
records have been subject indexed.
All types of subjects INTERFILE
in strict alphabetical order, word by word. [Long sequences may be more
logically coded] |
An
alphabetical list of subjects that begins with your search term.
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G639.W7
H5133 458.13
(ZZ)1629.3
Capital letters must be used
in class-mark searches.
Class-marks in dated (STC)
sequence must be preceded by (ZZ) |
A
list of class-marks that begins with your search term.
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MARINERS' CHURCH SOCIETY
WING T2772 (Bibliographic
Reference Number)
RELI? (Stem+? if uncertain
of spelling, especially for early printed) |
A
list of all records that contain your search term(s) in any field.
N.B. If there are several
records found, you will need to Sort them into a useful order.
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CORPUS CHRISTIANORUM
EARLY ENGLISH TEXT SOCIETY
N.B. Do not enter volume
number at this point. |
An
alphabetical list of series titles that begins with your search term.
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ACTA APOSTOLICAE
SEDIS
CHURCH GAZETTE
GENEALOGISTS' MAGAZINE
REDUNDANT CHURCHES FUND.
Annual report. |
An
alphabetical list of periodical titles that begins with your search term.
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ANGLOSAXON (Enter multiple-term
language as one word)
GREEK (or GRC, for Classical/Byzantine
Greek)
MODERNGREEK (or GRE, for
texts written after 1453)
The language you require
may be entered in full or in MARC code.
N.B. Greek texts written
before 1453 e.g. Bible, Orthodox liturgies, are only entered as modern
Greek if specifically noted as such. |
A
list of all records that contain the language on which you searched.
N.B. If there are several
records found, you will need to Sort them into a useful order.
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WYNKYN DE WORDE (printer)
OXFORD (place of publication)
The synonym facility for
most places/publishers should bring up all forms of those places/publishers,
but also try alternative forms especially for multi-term or foreign names. |
A
list of all records that contain the publication details on which you searched.
N.B. If there are several
records found, you will need to Sort them into a useful order.
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1565
1738
192? (decade)
19? (century) |
A
list of all records that were published in the year(s) on which you searched.
N.B. If there are several
records found, you will need to Sort them into a useful order.
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ARCHBISHOP
BANCROFT (specific keywords)
CRANMER? (keyword form uncertain)
ARMS (general keyword)
N.B. This index is under
construction. |
A
list of all records with the provenance on which you searched.
N.B. If there are several
records found, you will need to Sort them into a useful order.
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N.B. Enter number with
no spaces between sections
ISBN/ISSN numbers were not
entered for publications prior to 1995. |
The
item(s) bearing the ISBN/ISSN for which you searched.
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N.B. The Sion Collection,
Sion Classmarks, and Prints Indexes appear on the drop-down menus, but
are still being developed and contain test records only. Please contact
Lambeth Palace Library, London, SE1 7JU, by letter or fax (+ 44 (0)20 7928
7932) for information on this material.
SORT
LISTS
Lists of summary records
display in an unsorted order.
If your search has produced
several records it will be useful to sort them into a defined order.
Use the drop-down Sort menus
in the various Searches to select your option.
The Library has set up a
number of useful predefined Sorts:-
1. Title, Author, Publication
Date. (Useful for the works of one author)
2. Author, Title, Publication
Date. (Useful for the works of more than one author)
3. Publication Date, Title,
Author. (Useful for all searches)
4. Series, Volume No. (Essential
for long numbered series)*
5. Uniform Title/Title Interfile.
(Essential for large selections of works by one author or long series of
works with the same title e.g. Book of Common Prayer. It further subdivides
by language and date.)*
6. Classification. (Classmark/shelfmark/call
number order)*
7. Bible Sort. (Essential
for large selections of Biblical texts. It sorts the records in canonical
order of the Books of the Bible, then by language, version (if necessary)
and date.)*
8. Corporate Author, Title,
Publication Details. (Useful for a selection of works by different corporate
authors)
9. Author, Corporate Author,
Title. (Useful for a selection of works by both personal and corporate
authors)
10. STC/Wing/ESTC number
sort. (Useful for early English printed works with these bibliographical
reference numbers)*
* These Sort Lists cannot
produce full OPAC functionality in HIP
MY
LIST
You can access this facility
by clicking on to the My List button from the top of the Welcome Page and
various search screens.
It is primarily aimed at
lending libraries or libraries with an established readership using personal
accounts. Most of the functions of My List are therefore not used in the
Lambeth system. Ignore the arrow to the right of My List: this is a login
for personal accounts only.
However you can use My List
to create bibliographies:-
Click on to the tab Add to
my List in any summary or full bibliographical record.
You can see how your list
is growing by clicking on to the My List button at any point and can remove
any item by clicking on to the Remove tab.
You can print out
the list by using your own PC's printing facilities.
The list will not be saved
when you close the internet session, but you can save it for yourself
beforehand by using your PC to save the list as a Text File.
N.B. My List provides summary
records only. If you wish to have a copy of the full bibliographical record
you will have to print the screen using your own PC's facilities.
HELP
You can access this facility
by clicking on to the Help button on the Welcome Page and most other screens.
It provides information
on the function of the screen from which you accessed Help.
It also provides access
to the online iPAC User's Guide.
These Help screens and User's
Guide provide useful information but will not be customised for Lambeth
use until after the next HIP upgrade.
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