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Abstract & revision notesSearching Tips for OCLC Z39.50 Heritage of the Printed Book DatabaseAbstractThis document provides general searching tips for library staff who plan the configuration of the library's Z39.50 client. It also helps those who supervise or train the staff who willl use the Z39.50 Cataloging service. Revision history
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