We have added a “report missing book” link to the right-side menu in MIDCAT. It opens up a web form which will be sent to Circulation for searching.
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Great idea. We’ve long needed a handy electronic way to do this.
Hmm. I don’t see this on the quick search on the library home page or on the main midcat menu. I’m using firefox.
You need to be in an item record.
Nice work–a useful addition!
I hope folks will feel free to use it to report missing issues (or volumes!) of periodicals, too! (Circ can forward the info to me, I hope.)
Great idea, Dan!