Sample searches:

Starter Kit News

Thursday, September 08, 2011
VIHA library launches new catalogue interface and joins HLABC OneSearch
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Discover gospel, jazz, blues, and rock and roll gems in the newly amalgamated Center for Popular Music textbase
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Thursday, June 09, 2011
New site design for RCVO@Volunteer Alberta
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Andornot Starter Kit: Quick Search

Welcome to the Andornot Starter Kit (ASK) demo site

This site illustrates the web-interface provided with the purchase of the Andornot Starter Kit.   It requires an installed license of  Inmagic WebPublisher PRO.  This kit is sold as is, but to assist with integration into your website, Andornot will substitute your logo; image; introductory text; canned searches; search tips examples; and navigation links to match those of your own site. Many other customization options or enhancements are available.

This sample database contains a variety of records found in specialized library catalogs. Search results are sorted by title and feature an icon to distinguish different media types, and a book cover image pulled dynamically from Google Books. Canned searches can be used to create quick links to the catalog for the latest publications, lists of journals or other popular topics.
Records can be selected and requested from the Library, or emailed, saved or printed.

Please check our website for details contact Andornot for a more information or a demo.

 

 

Search Tips

Within search boxes:

  • Search terms are automatically joined by AND
    (e.g. information research finds information AND research)
  • Use / for OR
    (e.g. art / design)
  • Use ! for NOT
    (e.g. design ! software)
  • Use " " to search for a phrase
    (e.g. "press releases")
  • Truncation is automatic
    (e.g. system finds
    system,
    systems,
    systematic, etc.)

Special characters:

  • Use >, <, >=, <= for greater or less than
    (e.g. >= 1999 finds dates from 1999 onwards)
  • Use : to search a range
    (e.g. 1999:2003, example:sample)
  • Use the proximity operators w (within) and p (preceding) to find words near each other
    (e.g. arts p3 culture finds records with 'arts' up to 3 words before 'culture')
    (e.g. social w5 design finds records with these words within 5 words of each other)

help More help is available.