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Navigating Evergreen

This book contains information about both the OPAC and the Evergreen staff client. Chapters include staff account management with information about logging in and setting passwords, searching the catalog, navigating through the staff client, registering workstations, and working in the OPAC.
  • 1. Configuring Evergreen for your Workstations
    • 1.1. Setting Search and Sound Defaults
    • 1.2. Column Picker
  • 2. Best Practices for Using the Browser
    • 2.1. Evergreen Keyboard Shortcuts
    • 2.2. Setting Browser Defaults for Web Client
    • 2.3. Pop-up Blockers
    • 2.4. Tab Buttons and Keyboard Shortcuts
    • 2.5. Clearing your cache
  • 3. Logging into Evergreen
    • 3.1. Logging in and out
    • 3.2. Registering a Workstation
    • 3.3. Add Additional Workstation
    • 3.4. Change Operator
  • 4. Using the Public Access Catalog (OPAC)
    • 4.1. Basic Search
    • 4.2. Advanced Search
    • 4.3. Browse the Catalog
    • 4.4. Search Tips
    • 4.5. Search URL
    • 4.6. Search Methodology
    • 4.7. Search Results
    • 4.8. Item Details
    • 4.9. Placing a Hold in the OPAC
    • 4.10. Turning on Patron Circulation History
    • 4.11. My Account
    • 4.12. My Lists

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