[Metadatalibrarians] how to title journal records

David Bindle david.bindle at usask.ca
Tue Sep 29 09:59:57 PDT 2009


Are you able (both legally and technology-wise) to use Acrobat Pro to 
compile the component pdfs into a single pdf document?

David Bindle - Special Collections Librarian
University of Saskatchewan

301 Murray Library
3 Campus Dr., University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon, SK, S7N 5A4

ph.  1-306-966-6003   fax   1-306-966-6040
email:     david.bindle at usask.ca
website  https://library.usask.ca/spcoll

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Platt, Alice" <a.platt at snhu.edu>
To: <metadatalibrarians at lists.monarchos.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 2:26 PM
Subject: [Metadatalibrarians] how to title journal records


>I am working on starting a new collection in our DSpace repository, and 
>have stumbled upon what I believe is a common conundrum.
>
> The collection is for a monthly e-journal. The e-journal is originally 
> distributed as a PDF document to a listserv. It often is not just one PDF, 
> but a main PDF file and several attachments.
>
> The fact that there's several PDFs associated with each issue kind of 
> forces me to create an individual item record for each issue in our 
> repository. It's probably better that way all around anyway, for many 
> reasons which are probably extraneous to mention here.
>
> However, this leads me to wonder what the title should be. It doesn't seem 
> right to have each issue all have the same title. Thoughts?
>
> Alice Platt
> Digital Initiatives Librarian
> Shapiro Library
> Southern New Hampshire University
> 2500 North River Rd
> Manchester, NH 03106
> USA
> 603-668-2211 x 2156
>
>
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